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The goal here at Choral Christian is to encourage and equip Christians with the knowledge they need to live out their faith through choral Christian music.
“Sing to the Lord a new song; sing to the Lord, all the earth.”
Psalm 96:1
A concert with Handel on it, put together by a Baptist youth choir, is something I was glad to experience.
It is Christmas again and my favorite song this Christmas is “Comfort and Peace” by Johannes G. Olearius (translated by Catherine Winkworth)
"Amazing Grace” is probably the most popular hymn ever written. It was written in 1772 by English poet, John Newton (1725–1807).
10000 Reasons by Jonas Myrin and Matt Redmon 30 - Second Merry Christmas by Donald Moore 3y3 Adom - Staff by Collins Pae Baidoo A Collection of Closing, Praise And Thanksgiving Hymns Compiled by Obasi Pascal E A Collection of Communion Songs by Obasi Pascal E
Wait on the Lord. Waiting on the Lord entails the confident expectation of a favorable outcome. This expectation is based on knowledge of and
Introduction But they that wait by Newlove Annan is a is a classical Ghanaian Hymn with lyrics drawn from Isaiah 40:31. The song is dedicated to His Excellency John Agyekum Kuffuor, former President…
But they that wait by Tumabong Emmanuel is a song with lyrics drawn from Isaiah 40:31. It is a call to have faith in God and be patient, for He is faithful and keeps His promises.
Today 14th of August is my birthday, and the only thing I am certain of in my mid-twenties is that I Need a Revival.
Lord for thy tender mercy’s sake is a sacred anthem composed by Richard Farrant, with as source of text, Lidley’s Prayers, 1566.
In this post, we explore Choral music - Definition and history of choral music, as well as types of choirs and stage arrangements.
The song I am writing about today is “Let not your heart be troubled” by H. A. Clarke. It is divided into two major sections.
Remember me by Deborah Govenor is one of my favourite songs of all time. This beautiful song, which has become a staple of the
"Amazing Grace” is probably the most popular hymn ever written. It was written in 1772 by English poet, John Newton (1725–1807).
Great Is Thy Faithfulness is a popular Christian hymn which was written by Thomas Chisholm (1866–1960) It was set to music
… whatsoever you do to the least of my brothers… Last week I was rushing home and there was a lot of traffic. (I was walking) I came across
I was reminded that God will never leave me nor forsake me - not for a moment, and I thought I should remind you too. God will never
Master the Tempest Is Raging was written by Mary Ann Baker and set to music by Dr H. R. Palmer in 1874. The song was published in Dr Palmer's Songs of Love for The Bible School.
