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Nineties Worship Night and Elenee Revive a Beloved 1990s-Era Worship Anthem
“I Will Never Be” is out now
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Tyscot Records Celebrates 50 Years of Gospel Music Excellence
The ‘Midnight Homecoming Concert’ will take place on July 23
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John Van Deusen Releases New Single Ahead of Upcoming Album
The fourth single is out now from the forthcoming double album ‘As Long As I Am In The Tent Of This Body I Will Make A Joyful Noise’
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ActsSocial Publicly Launches as Faith-First Social Platform Built on Community Instead of Outrage
Already connecting more than 7,000 verified members across 195 countries, the ad-free platform offers a new vision for meaningful online connection
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Rapzilla Launches ‘Bless the Mic’
The new open-genre platform is dedicated to showcasing Christian artists
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Tree 63: The Soundtrack of Your Early 2000s Walk Is Back for the Rest of the Journey
They were the soundtrack to youth groups, summer camps, late-night sporadic worship services in your friends first apartment, and countless church stages. Songs like “King,” “Treasure,” “Look What You’ve Done,” and their Dove Award-winning rendition of “Blessed Be Your Name” became woven into the fabric of modern worship during the early 2000s. Then… they disappeared. After what was intended to be a six-month sabbatical turned into nearly fifteen years away, founding vocalist and songwriter John Ellis wasn’t sure Tree63 would ever return. Burnout, life, family, and a season away from music left him believing the band’s story might already be finished. Instead, it became the beginning of a new chapter.…
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Rick Lee James Releases “Heaven Is Full Of Criminals,” Featuring Phil Keaggy on July 24
New single highlights grace and redemption
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80s New Wave Pioneers Announces One Night Only Reunion
By the mid-1980s, Contemporary Christian Music was changing. The pioneering Jesus Music movement had matured. Arena rock was arriving through bands like Petra and DeGarmo & Key. Artists like Steve Taylors were proving Christian music could be creative, clever, and culturally relevant. Meanwhile, a new sound was emerging from across the Atlantic. New wave, with its shimmering synthesizers, angular guitars, and infectious pop melodies, was reshaping mainstream music through artists like Tears for Fears, The Cars, Duran Duran, and Simple Minds. Christian music needed its own answer. In 1986, Bash-N-The-Code arrived. Now the band is ready to celebrate. Four decades after the release of their groundbreaking self-titled debut on Myrrh…
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PFR Announces First New Album in 20 Years
Christian rock band will release ‘Target and the Arrow’ this fall, marking its first studio album since 2006.
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When Hurts Don’t Heal or Help
My son dragged me into it. I didn’t want to cross my eyes. It hurt. I kept trying, hoping to please him. Yet, I failed. Only he could turn two images into one 3-D image by crossing his eyes. Once he conquered that technique, he moved on to a video. There, a girl named Mara rapidly flashed up complex onscreen images and, in each one, my son found a super-small thing wrong with them. “There,” he said, eyes crossed in order to spot the error visually. He pointed out a small, centimeter-sized error in the mix of hundreds of M&M candies. The next image flashed up. “I see what’s wrong…
