[ mites from our momentary marriage and ministry ]
CCLI (the copyright administration company that most churches deal with) have released the top 25 worship songs that churches reported using between April – September 2012. On their website there are lists for the US, UK, Australia and NZ. Comparing between them will reveal some interesting differences (e.g. the UK list has UK-based songwriters …
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It was such a peaceful evening at the beach yesterday. I felt a fresh wave of thankfulness as we ate our fish and chips, watching the world go by. I marvelled at the beauty of everything around me as we walked along the shore – the azureous sky, the balmy onshore wind, the waves at …
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Online writing that made me think: #music Can Asians save classical music? Michael Ahn Paarlberg paints sterotypes and generalisations all over the place: “Classical music is as Asian as tempura and Spam. Even if it eventually dies in the West, it will have an Asian afterlife, much in the way washed-up American rock bands can …
Today is a collection of upcoming inventions / tech advances that really captured my imagination. How neat that God gives us the skills to image His creativity and craft order out of chaos in so many ways! After you read this list, ponder on the fact that our children will see many of these inventions …
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An excerpt: …I need to say what my soul is singing I need to say what my heart is screaming I need to say what my soul is singing I need to say what my heart is screaming That I love You my Dear, That I love You my Dear, my Dear… You’re everything I …