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Sounds of the Season, Christmas Music and Carols, Favorite Sounds, My Favorite Sounds

Posted on December 13, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Not long ago, I referred to the difficulty pastors often have when they want to plan sacred music for Sunday worship during the Advent season – a great many pew-sitters, church members and choir members, music ministers or directors….all want … Continue reading →

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Advent, Star of Bethlehem, the Kingdom of Heaven, the Lowly Are Lifted Up, the Message and Mission of Jesus

Posted on November 28, 2010 by Rev. Dr. David Q. Hall

Unless you happen to be a regular church-goer, dear reader, you might not take note of the fact that today, November 28, 2010, is the first Sunday, the first day, in the sacred season of Advent. Of course, having spent … Continue reading →

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