What's New?
08/15/10: "Perfect Harmony?" appeared on page 27 of the Sept 2010 issue of Reformed Worship. If you attended Church of the Servant, you would have read it first as a Liturgy Lesson. Speaking of Liturgy Lessons, my friend David Taylor attended COS on a Sunday that included "Gloria in Excelsis Deo" as the Liturgy Lesson. He made it available to the followers of his very fine blog. Just can't get enough? Hunt down "Musical Mentoring" in the March/April 2010 Creator Magazine or "Fair Trade Music" in the December 2009 Ethnodoxology.
08/03/10: The new site design is online, as you can see. Yes, there are logistical kinks to work out, but I think it looks pretty snazzy, don't you? Special thanks to Paul Stoub and Matt Hoeker who did such great work on my site. Hire them if you want your site to look top-notch!
07/24/10: My Taizé-ish "Come, All You Weary" is included in the recently released Assembly Required. Augsburg Fortress has come up with a winning idea and title on this, and I'm glad to be a part of the collection. For those of you who like your weariness in a little more funky vein (with cowbell!), check out "If You're Weary."
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