Emotional Formation in Christian Worship
Daniel JesseEmotional Formation in Christian Worship explores how emotions are represented in all aspects of Christian Worship services.
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Researching emotions in Christian music and how songs shape our emotions. Theologian of Sacred Gloom and Songs of Sadness.
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