
Reflections on church music, Anglican aesthetic, and views on Christian theology and the arts.
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One of my favourite verses in Holy Scripture, one that I take as a prayer for church ministry, is Psalm 51:15: ‘O Lord, open thou my lips; and my mouth shall show forth thy praise’ (KJV). With this verse Thomas Cranmer open’s...
As the summer flexes its muscles in the transition from August to September, our house is busy with two parents working, scheduling plans for kids still on holidays, last gasps of rest and relaxation, and all the juggling that comes with th...
Greetings, if you are here looking for last week’s article on Chesterton’s ‘O God of earth and altar’, you can find it here. Though some of the terms may be strange to our contemporary ears, I do encourage a read and a think on it, as it do...
This week our church is being introduced to Chesterton’s fiery turn-of-the-century text as represented in a setting of Vaughan William’s inspiring arrangement of the beautiful folk tune, KING’S LYNN. I’ve got a rel...
This week’s hymn was written by an English layman with a talent for theologically-rich, poetic texts, and is most often sung to a rolling tune composed by a textile worker (and amateur musician) in the great Welsh...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Director of Music at St John's Vancouver, Director of Choral Activities at Trinity Western University, and reader of too many books at one time. Enchanted by sacred music in the Church, academy, and wider world, and the resonance between them.
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