Cameron Pollock
The Wilds Christian Camp recently released their newest album, and I am thankful to have written lyrics for two of their songs. For those interested in listening to the songs, you can purchase the album by clicking here. Music directors and pastors will also be pleased to know these songs are available as choral arrangements... Continue Reading →
Writing this post makes me realize how rarely I share much of anything these days. Between family, church, and school, I find I don't have much time for anything else in life! But that's OK, because there is joy in serving where Christ has put you and finding satisfaction in the good gifts he gives... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas to you and yours! I wish I had more opportunities to blog recently, but instead I have been busy working on a new hymn for Christmas. A few months ago the Getty team launched their inaugural Hymn Writing Collective. It was a dream come true for me to take part and learn from... Continue Reading →
It seems fitting to conclude my series of blog posts on American hymnology by focusing on one of America’s most well-beloved hymn writers, Fanny Crosby (1820-1915). Even though Crosby passed away over a century ago, she still speaks to us through timeless texts like “Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross,” “To God Be the Glory,”... Continue Reading →
“Let’s sing that chorus one more time!” the worship leader calls out. You sing it again, this time louder and with more energy, “amening” the truth of the song with your voice along with everyone around you. In today’s music world, the best part of a song is often imbedded in the chorus or refrain.... Continue Reading →
We talk about what we love. I have found in a church setting that the best way to connect with someone from a different demographic is to ask them about what I think they might love. Elderly people like to talk about their family and their past experiences. Middle aged people often talk about their... Continue Reading →
Worship as a Way of Life 