Through a thoughtfully curated collection of essays, interviews, and sermons, Ponder Anew raises the questions church musicians should be considering as the church lives into its third millennium.
Through a thoughtfully curated collection of essays, interviews, and sermons, Ponder Anew raises the questions church musicians should be considering as the church lives into its third millennium.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Foreword The Rev. Dr. William Bradley Roberts Introduction Jessica Nelson I. Essays 1. How Can I Keep from Singing: On Music As Pastoral Care The Rev. Jennifer M. Deaton 2. Tablets and Technology: Liturgy and Music in the Information Age David Sinden 3. Story of Stories: The Language of Story in Song The Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson 4. You Will See Rare Beasts and Have Unique Adventures: Considering Again the Clergy/Musician Relationship Jessica Nelson 5. Celebrating One Another's Way of Worship Keith Tan 6. A Shift in Tension: Leveraging Music Programs for Evangelism and Formation Michael Smith 7. Reckoning with the Anglican Inheritance: Stories from the Episcopal Chaplaincy at Harvard The Rev. Rita T. Powell 8. Colonialism in Church Music Ellis Montes II. Conversations in Vocation 1. Claim the High Calling: Conversations in Vocation 2. Musicians in Bivocational Ministry III. Sermons 1. A sermon preached by The Rev. Erika Takacs at the closing Eucharist of the 2013 Mississippi Conference on Church Music and Liturgy 2. A sermon preached by The Rev. Erika Takacs at the closing Eucharist of the 2019 annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 3. "The Two Calls," a sermon preached by The Rt. Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton at the opening Eucharist of the 2014 annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 4. A sermon preached by The Rev. Canon Carl F. Turner at the 50th anniversary annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 5. A sermon preached in two parts by The Rev. Andrew Mead and The Rev. Canon John Andrew at the Requiem Eucharist for Gerre Hancock 6. A sermon preached by The Rev. Dr. Katherine A. Grieb at the funeral of Ray Glover
Foreword The Rev. Dr. William Bradley Roberts Introduction Jessica Nelson I. Essays 1. How Can I Keep from Singing: On Music As Pastoral Care The Rev. Jennifer M. Deaton 2. Tablets and Technology: Liturgy and Music in the Information Age David Sinden 3. Story of Stories: The Language of Story in Song The Rt. Rev. Deon Johnson 4. You Will See Rare Beasts and Have Unique Adventures: Considering Again the Clergy/Musician Relationship Jessica Nelson 5. Celebrating One Another's Way of Worship Keith Tan 6. A Shift in Tension: Leveraging Music Programs for Evangelism and Formation Michael Smith 7. Reckoning with the Anglican Inheritance: Stories from the Episcopal Chaplaincy at Harvard The Rev. Rita T. Powell 8. Colonialism in Church Music Ellis Montes II. Conversations in Vocation 1. Claim the High Calling: Conversations in Vocation 2. Musicians in Bivocational Ministry III. Sermons 1. A sermon preached by The Rev. Erika Takacs at the closing Eucharist of the 2013 Mississippi Conference on Church Music and Liturgy 2. A sermon preached by The Rev. Erika Takacs at the closing Eucharist of the 2019 annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 3. "The Two Calls," a sermon preached by The Rt. Rev. Eugene Taylor Sutton at the opening Eucharist of the 2014 annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 4. A sermon preached by The Rev. Canon Carl F. Turner at the 50th anniversary annual conference of the Association of Anglican Musicians 5. A sermon preached in two parts by The Rev. Andrew Mead and The Rev. Canon John Andrew at the Requiem Eucharist for Gerre Hancock 6. A sermon preached by The Rev. Dr. Katherine A. Grieb at the funeral of Ray Glover
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