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Music United exists to help foster the music-making community in local...

The word affirming can have several meanings depending on context, but the...

In our communities, we all need to be mindful about discrimination and...

Music United exists to help foster the music-making community in local...

There are some choral suggestions for Advent, Christmas, or Epiphany by...

As Christians, we have lost precious opportunities to experience the compassion of God because we have been caught up in judging others for their way of dressing or speaking, gender expression, sexual orientation, skin colour, or (dis)abilities. We have distorted the Good News of Jesus by declaring that those of a particular gender expression and sexual orientation should have more authority and privilege than those of any other gender expression or sexual orientation.

In the spring of 2020, I was having a hard time worshipping. The angry, grief-infused words of the psalmist lingered with me: “How could we sing the Lord’s song in a foreign land?” (Psalm 137:4). And yet, it is our calling as worship leaders to offer people songs of praise and, like Miriam, pack a tambourine while fleeing into the unknown. It is our job to help God’s people worship in whatever circumstance we find ourselves.

Music is often described as an “international language” that can break down...

When we gather for worship, we do so as a community of faith. Whether we’re...

My salvation isn’t about me or for me. It is not about my individual path to heaven. We are in this together.

If a world view is an iceberg, then we are deep under water when reading the Bible.

LEARNING It seems all I am doing these days is learning—about new...