19th-century Hymn composer Knowles Shaw was a member of the churches of Christ. He was a quick learner, taking up jobs such as shoemaking, carpentry, plasterer, watchmaker, and candlestick maker. He apprenticed with a
Thank you for voting on my second July 2020 poll! Matt Boswell’s Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery and Darlene Zschech’s Victor’s Crown dominated the competition, securing reviews. In my June 2020 announcement, I stated
English artist Stuart Townend began his career in 1995 with his first album Classical Praise Piano: Come Holy Spirit. Since then, he released thirteen other albums, including: Say the Word (1997) Personal Worship (2001) Lord of
Canadian Contemporary Christian artist Matt Maher began his career in 2000. He released eleven albums and 5 EP’s, including: The End and the Beginning (2001) Welcome to Life (2003) Overflow (2006) Empty & Beautiful
Many churches collaborate for a unified goal: to spread Christ to others. Some might be focused on helping local communities. Others have an international vision. Red Rocks Worship works together through music, pooling together
Contemporary Christian artist Darlene Zschech had early exposure on the silver screen, participating in the Australian children’s show, Happy Go Round. She began her career in 1989 by singing short jingles for major corporations such
Christian juggernaut Bethel Music started producing in 2001. This Redding, California organization morphed into a powerful influencer, with a commanding 40 albums in the wild. Their music is deep-seated within our radio stations, houses
Thank you for voting on my first July 2020 polls! Poll A was another close one! Keith and Kristyn Getty’s Christ Our Hope in Life and Death and EMU Music’s Creation Awaits were two votes
Cory Asbury is a worship pastor at Radiant Church in Kalamazoo, Michigan. He is also a contributor to Bethel’s network of worship leaders. He started as an intern in 2005 with the International House
William W. Walford was a blind English preacher, most famous for his hymn Sweet Hour Of Prayer. His work first appeared in the New York Observer on September 13, 1845, republished in 1911. The