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Compassionart, a charity based in Littlehampton, England and dedicated to seeing works of art generate income for the poorest of the poor, has reserved the famous Abbey Road Studios in London, England this week to begin recording songs written collectively at a retreat in January by a team of internationally recognized songwriters. Several of these songwriters are re-grouping in the UK today for the recording, including: Paul Baloche, Stu G (Delirious?), Israel Houghton, Graham Kendrick, Matt Redman, Martin Smith (Delirious?) and Michael W. Smith. The resulting music will be for a Compassionart studio album being planned for a late fall release. |
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Kingdom Bound |
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 Kingdom Bound Ministries is pleased to announce their most diverse line-up in twenty-two years for this summer’s Kingdom Bound international Christian music festival, to take place August 3-6, 2008, at Darien Lake Theme Park Resort in Darien Center, New York, halfway between Buffalo and Rochester. Are you ready for concerts by Lincoln Brewster, Third Day (pictured), Salvador, Jaci Velasquez, and Newsboys, among 40 or so others? Kingdom Bound helps thousands of people experience "God at an amusement park." And it's only a few weeks away! Get info at www.kingdombound.org or call 800-461-4485 today!
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Christian Music Festivals |
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Operators of many the nation’s largest multi-day Christian music festivals gathered together in Nashville recently for the Christian Festival Association’s Fall Meeting. The goal of the Association is to help the independent festival organizations grow both spiritually and fiscally, so that more lives can be changed for glory of God. |
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Hymns Are Hot |
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Hymns are hot in contemporary Christian music, as many high profile artists-- Avalon, Amy Grant, Jars of Clay, Sandi Patty, Fernando Ortega, Beth Nielsen Chapman and Out of Eden, to name a few-- have re-interpreted old church classics from the 1800s in a fresh, modern style for today’s audiences. |
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