Here I'm leading "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear" with Sojourn Music
Merry Christmas! Bobby and I are taking the rest of 2011 away from blogging except for our New Year’s Resolution to you on Tuesday. We’ll return with some good posts in January:
- How to do worship team rehearsals
- Understanding copyright issues when writing new music for old hymns
- How to prepare for worship team auditions
- Time management for overworked creatives
- How to revise hymn texts without destroying the hymn
- Top Ten Books for Church Communications
along with some interviews we think you’ll love, and more. Till then, remember you can click the Streampad player strip on the bottom of this website at any time to hear all our Sojourn Music worship songs and modern hymns, and some of our other songs. You can also hear any of these songs individually on our Gilles Music page, and download My Song In The Night for free in the column on your right. And I’m sure Bobby will keep Tweeting so you can either follow @bobbygilles on Twitter or just watch his Twitter stream here in the column to your right.
Also, check out these posts for Christmas, Epiphany and New Year’s topics that you may have missed:
Christmas Posts:
Get An Easy-to-Use Lyric Printout for All Your Christmas Caroling
Holiday Season Blues: How To Beat Loneliness and Depression at Christmas
Free Sample Liturgy for Advent Season & Special Christmas Services
How to Host A Church Christmas Gift Exchange
34 Songs! Free Christmas Music Playlist: Carols, Hymns, Advent Songs
Christmas Song Analysis: Go Tell It On The Mountain
Advent Song Analysis: How Suddenly A Baby Cries, by Keith & Kristyn Getty
Advent Song Analysis: Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, by Charles Wesley
Advent Candles That Promote Social Justice For Women Refugees
New Year’s Day Posts:
Why Your New Year’s Resolutions Fail, and What To Do About It
New Year’s Resolution for Christians: Resolve to Own Your Shame
Epiphany Post:
Epiphany Planning for Worship Leaders, Songwriters, Communicators
We hope you rest in the blessed, finished work of Christ this Christmas season, looking to him for your hope, salvation and everlastingly secure future.