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I am honored to be speaking at the upcoming annual music conference at the Wilds along with Mark Minnick and others. I’ll be the primary speaker at the pastors/music directors pre-conference on Monday, January 2, will be presenting one general session during the week, and teaching four workshop sessions as well.
But the primary reason [...]
Continue Reading →Last week I argued that, if we are committed to conservative worship, it only follows that we should be committed to perpetuating conservative worship in the next generation. We want to continue developing this theme as we post at the Religious Affections blog. What hymns might we teach children? Before I name some specific [...]
Continue Reading →We believe that the great Christian tradition of hymnody should be perpetuated. We treasure the invaluable contributions of the saints to our corporate and private worship in the great texts and tunes. Artistically, we admire the great hymns’ beauty and profundity. Intellectually, we appreciate their imaginative but careful communication of great Christian theology. Experientially, these [...]
Continue Reading →I want to let you know about an exciting ministry opportunity that the Lord has opened up for us.
Becky and I have been asked by Ed Alexander, veteran missionary to Brazil, to minister at their annual Music Ministry Conference in Curitiba, Brazil this July 5-14, 2010. The Alexanders have been leading this conference for [...]
Continue Reading →Introducing the Conservative Worship Symposium, a one-day, regional gathering of conservative pastors, music directors, and other church leaders. The symposium, held in several regions of the country throughout the year, gathers together knowledgeable teachers of conservative worship to instruct church leaders about:
principles of conservative worship, implementing these principles consistently in the local church, and communicating [...]
Continue Reading →We are very excited to announce the publication of a new book, Sound Worship: a Guide to Making Musical Choices in a Noisy World by Scott Aniol!
Scott Aniol presents the primary topics from Worship [...]
Continue Reading →I’ve been thrilled this year with the ways that Religious Affections Ministries has been able to help pastors and churches think biblically about worship and music. We’ve ministered in over 30 churches in addition to several conferences for a total of almost 100 hours of ministry! This ministry has included teaching, preaching, seminary lectures, conducting [...]
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