Sojournalism: Has Music Hijacked Worship?

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Thursday, February 22, 2007

Has Music Hijacked Worship?

I saw this on Odyssey and thought it interesting. I have felt this with out being able to articulate what I have felt. What do you think. Read here.

Labels: liturgy, music, worship

posted by Unknown @ 2:28 PM

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