Great for festival use with or without the percussive SoundTrax or SoundPax. SoundPax includes parts for 2 a. The Alfred Choral Designs Series provides student and adult choirs with a variety of secular choral music that is useful, practical, educationally appropriate, and a pleasure to sing.
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Easily share your music lists with friends, students, and the world. Our person choir enjoyed learning this piece, and the congregation loved it. Nice arrangement. We have a small choir of people with varying abilities. We learned this over three nights of rehearsal Highly recommended for an energetic anthem! Great piece. Definitley for an advanced choir. My students love the arrangement. This site uses cookies to analyze your use of our products, to assist with promotional and marketing efforts, to analyze our traffic and to provide content from third parties.
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In her recently published book, The Most Beautiful Thing I've Seen , Lisa — who founded Bloom Church with her husband in Denver, Colorado, in — discusses the evolution of their faith as a couple and how their questions about God and the Bible forced them out of the fundamental Christian space. She explained in an interview with BuzzFeed that her husband revealed his atheism after they had their first daughter.
They had been struggling to conceive. Lisa told The Christian Post in an interview Friday that her husband fully embraced his atheism in but he has since found his way back to God.
What is it that we still believe? Michael looks at me and says 'I don't believe in God anymore. She revealed to Relevant Magazine that she never thought an atheist would look like her husband, who is the son of a Puerto Rican Protestant pastor from the Bronx, New York. I clearly remember looking at Michael and saying, 'Gosh. I thought an atheist would look different than this.
What [is he] gonna do? Have sex with everyone? And I was like, Wow, he is still a great father. He's committed to me. His moral compass didn't break and disintegrate. The Gungors, who married young, tried to get everything right as Christians no premarital sex, no drinking, no cussing. After working at a megachurch in Michigan together, they later began to change their perspective and no longer felt comfortable there.
For Michael and I, that began to change slowly. You have to conform and if you have doubts, you're a dangerous person," Lisa said. After many years in the church, Lisa realized later after a visit to the concentration camps in Europe that her perspective on faith had always been a transaction — "if I'm good enough or if I pray enough or if I believe enough then I get blessings and I get a baby or a good life. That's not how life is. In , Gungor rattled the Christian community when he revealed that he and Lisa, who are the faces of the musical collective, don't literally believe in stories from the Bible on topics such as creation including Adam and Eve and the flood, challenging orthodox Christian doctrine.
The revelation drew the ire of many Christian fundamentalists who made Gungor songs like "Dry Bones" and "Beautiful Things" worship anthems. Lisa told Relevant that she once completely lost her faith during her period of questioning when one of her cousins was diagnosed with cancer and her family prayed and declared the cousin had been healed.
And I want to do that and have that feeling because I miss that.
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