Nothing in Particular | May 2010
By Jonathan Sawrie By I have finally arrived! Few people in recorded history have achieved such a position of notoriety that has recently been mine to obtain. Only a handful…
Artist Feature: Miles Pike: A New Face, A Timeless Sound
By Lorraine Walker Miles Pike. The name, like the voice, is so familiar it causes the hearer to do a double take. You think you’ve heard it before and yet…
Nobody Likes It But The People: The Cathedral Quartet – The Early Years
By John Crenshaw I recently received a copy of The Cathedral Quartet – The Early Years: Legends of Southern Gospel Music written by Bobby Clark. Clark was the original tenor…
I Will Let My Children Dance | Adventures in the Life of a Southern Gospel Wife
By Kelly Capriotti Burton I have decided to let my children dance. This is no small statement, nor a general one. See, the bane of my existence as a gospel…
Artists Reflect on Mother's Day
By Lorie Watkins Hey Y’all! Well the weather is finally beautiful here and has been for many days consecutively. I know that some areas are still battling some cold but…
Who Made the Decision? | Keep Looking Up
By Brenda Denney As we travel church to church, state to state, we see one thing in common, and that is people are so hungry for some of the older…
The World According to Josh | May 2010
By Josh Singletary Two fish are in a tank. One says to the other, “How do you drive this thing?â€â€¦ …I know… …hokey… …welcome to my world… Well, it got…
Promoting Your Ministry – How to Market Southern Gospel in 2010
Part 3 By Lorraine Walker The Southern Gospel world is drastically different from the environment of the early pioneers of quartet singing. The internet, mp3’s and everything digital have created…
Obedience in the Here and Now | Reality Check
By Lorraine Walker “Sorryâ€. Do you ever find that the word ‘sorry’ is a little overused in some areas of life and maybe not used enough in others? Experts say…
Two-Twelve | May 2010: The Rock
By Bryan Hutson A couple weeks ago I decided it was time to mow the lawn. Mowing the grass is actually something I enjoy. I do a lot of thinking…