On-line voting is open for our 3 nominees for our 2010 Song of the Year. Here’s the breakdown so far: 86% – Come Together for Haiti – Michael W. Smith and friends 73% – Keep Changing the World – MikesChair...
I’ve admired and supported what Derek Webb has been doing and developed into NoiseTrade for a few years now, providing a viable alternative for artists overlooked by major labels by distributing music for free. Says NoiseTrade: For over two years,...
According to a Red Cross disaster relief worker, the situation is both similar and different to the Haiti earthquake: I was in Haiti as part of the relief efforts in February of this year, and I do find some differences...
Via Twitter: Bart & family is expecting child #5 – congrats! (MercyMe’s “The Generous Mr. Lovewell” is a contender for our Song of the Year. Vote here now).
Here’s a great way to impact homes in your community this Christmas through Crossway Publications: The Share the Good News of Christmas program is a simple, cost-effective way to help your church bring the gospels to your neighborhood. Rally your...
We will be awarding the song that best helps incite mercy through music soon, and we are looking for your input. The on-line poll is open here, where you can also listen to the songs in their entirety, see last...
This amazing video illustrates vividly the importance of close teamwork. As the Scriptures say – “two are better than one, because they have a good reward for their toil.”
Stay tuned to find out how you can cast your ballot on-line for our Song of the Year award. For a preview of the nominees, click here. You can see last year’s winner here.
Very emotionally affecting song via YouTube (also below), cast as a message to the victims of the Haiti earthquake. To find out about progress in Haiti, go to CrossInternational.org/Haiti.
Brian MacLaren has some strong words concerning the current state of worship music. Is he right? Is he off-base? Comments welcome… HT: Derek Webb via Twitter