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My nephew Greg on the right hand side of the screen – hat, yellow stratocaster. Traveled with St. James a couple a couple of years afore having to make an actual living. Music a tough biz.
This song is a worship standard done by many groups – check out the Newsboys live from Dallas version. Song structure strikes me remarkably akin to U2 – With or Without You.
Spaceman,
At first it was too dark to make him out then the singer walked over and there he was. I think that traveling and doing music is a great way to live before starting a living.
I listened to the whole song. The youtubes you have sent me to have given me an entirely different view of Christian music. I was of the don’t they sing hymns school of thought.
Raised Presbyterian. Mostly Methodist as adult. Started migrating away from traditional services maybe a dozen years ago. Non-denominational now and I don’t think I could ever go back to traditional. The Word is unchanging, but the manner in which it is presented does and should. Many Catholic churches now have a contemporary service.
Spaceman,
Raised Catholic but veered away during college. The world was changing and the Catholic church didn’t recognize the need to change, still doesn’t in many ways. I can’t abide a church of exclusion.
Catholic church is modernizing especially as driven by the Church in South America and the Church in Africa. I think the new Pope will accelerate that process. I also wandered away from college for a couple decades.
Spaceman,
The Catholic church in Africa is a hybrid. It is not the same Catholic church I know but one with elements from traditions, tribal traditions, which gives it strength in numbers. The Catholic church here hasn’t fundamentally changed-its trappings have but not its credo.
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June 30, 2013 at 11:06 am
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June 30, 2013 at 1:47 pm
Es Domingo, some worship musica
June 30, 2013 at 4:03 pm
Spaceman,
You always raise Coffee to a different lever! Thank you!!
July 1, 2013 at 9:30 am
My nephew Greg on the right hand side of the screen – hat, yellow stratocaster. Traveled with St. James a couple a couple of years afore having to make an actual living. Music a tough biz.
This song is a worship standard done by many groups – check out the Newsboys live from Dallas version. Song structure strikes me remarkably akin to U2 – With or Without You.
July 1, 2013 at 9:44 am
Spaceman,
At first it was too dark to make him out then the singer walked over and there he was. I think that traveling and doing music is a great way to live before starting a living.
I listened to the whole song. The youtubes you have sent me to have given me an entirely different view of Christian music. I was of the don’t they sing hymns school of thought.
July 1, 2013 at 7:53 pm
Raised Presbyterian. Mostly Methodist as adult. Started migrating away from traditional services maybe a dozen years ago. Non-denominational now and I don’t think I could ever go back to traditional. The Word is unchanging, but the manner in which it is presented does and should. Many Catholic churches now have a contemporary service.
July 1, 2013 at 8:21 pm
Spaceman,
Raised Catholic but veered away during college. The world was changing and the Catholic church didn’t recognize the need to change, still doesn’t in many ways. I can’t abide a church of exclusion.
July 1, 2013 at 9:04 pm
Catholic church is modernizing especially as driven by the Church in South America and the Church in Africa. I think the new Pope will accelerate that process. I also wandered away from college for a couple decades.
July 1, 2013 at 10:11 pm
Spaceman,
The Catholic church in Africa is a hybrid. It is not the same Catholic church I know but one with elements from traditions, tribal traditions, which gives it strength in numbers. The Catholic church here hasn’t fundamentally changed-its trappings have but not its credo.