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Me listening to Christian music at Church of Christ Radio
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Power Record–Schedule Automatic Recordings of Internet Radio–Listen When It’s Convenient–Instantly Record All Streaming Audio $49.95 Set Power Record to record automatically at scheduled times, and listen later at your convenience. It frees you from the rigid schedules of broadcasters, like a TiVo® for internet and conventional radio. You can also instantly record radio and all streaming audio easily. – Our unique Song GrabberTM feature records continuously in the background, capturing content back 5 or 10 minutes or longer,… |
No one wants ?!?!? Christian music.
If you can please tell me what your favorite music is what I am a program director. WTBC Hits, Internet radio stations and I look for new music to add to my playlist. Thank you. And the check station. www.wtbcradio.com. Peace homies.
The other. Of Music!?! What job you should fear. Spread the word through music. Now I love music:. "Blessing" by Jeff Waller, and "how to save lives". The controversy has sooo many Christian artists out there should fear. Stellar Kart, Toby Mac, Chris Tomlin, David Bush, Jermy Camp, SwitchFoot, Newsboys, Audio Adrenaline, Petra, Mark Schultz, Kutless,. Building 429, MercyMe, Big Sandy Building, Todd Agnew, and to many. more. Contact your local Christian radio stations and find out what their music on. 10-20 and also want to make. Do you think people will listen. God bless! 
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Christian Music’s Most Requested $9.99 “Bringing together some of yesterday and today’s most loved and respected Christian artists, Christian Music’s Most Requested is a selection of top 10 radio hits that will be a stable in your music library for years to come.” |
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Turn Your Radio On $12.99 “Turn Your Radio On tells the fascinating stories behind gospel music’s most unforgettable songs, including “Amazing Grace,” “The Battle Hymn of the Republic,” “He Touched Me,” “I’ll Fly Away,” “Were You There?” and many more. These are the songs that have shaped our faith and brought us joy. You’ll find out: What famous song traces back to a sailor’s desperate prayer, What Bill Gaither tune was recorded by Elvis Presley in 1969 — and won a Grammy, What song was born during a carriage ride through Washington, D.C., at the onset of the Civil War. Turn Your Radio On is an inspiring journey through the songs that are part of the roots of our faith today.” |
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Internet Killed the Video Star $14.99 “The Internet, in all its semantic glory, has collated the disparate countries and continents into one cohesive digital global village and instantaneously signaled the arrival of globalization. This digital revolution has rendered many business models and industries obsolete by placing the power of art, commerce, and science into the hands of the common people. Such is the case of the music industry. This is a very brief treatise on the much written about subject of the digital music revolution. It is important to note that whatever decisions are made in the first two decades of the 21st century will invariably serve as a fairly accurate barometer in determining the outcome for the remainder of the century and perhaps beyond. If this tiny volume can serve as a contributing factor to the confluence of factors that will lead to the empowerment of the common people, then I would be honored.” |
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Arts, Entertainment, and Christian Values: Probing the Headlines $11.99 “The authors relate the Christian faith to the relentless pressures of modern culture. Here are direct answers to your personal concerns about music and the inevitable culture clashes between contemporary life and the Christian faith. Most important you’ll discover the information you need to answer your kids’ questions about their own concerns in terms they can handle ” How do you respond to such questions in the brief minutes before her school bus arrives or while you drive him to his soccer game? Do you have a well thought-out answer to give? In a clear straightforward style drawn from the wealth of insights developed for the popular radio programs of Probe Ministries” |
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Christian Hit Music $13.99 “>Join Bob, Larry and friends as they sing some of today’s top Christian hits! This release includes favorite CCM artists and the entire VeggieTales crew singing duets of everyone’s favorite Christian songs.> >>If you like >Veggie Rocks> you will love VeggieTales’ >>Christian Hit Music>>!>> >Ages: 4 to 8>Released: 10/2007>” |
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Music in Early Christian Literature $39.99 “This book provides a collection of some 400 passages on music from early Christian literature – New Testament to c. 450 AD – newly translated from the original Greek, Latin, and Syriac. As there are no musical sources of the period, music historians must rely upon remarks about music in literary sources to gain some knowledge of early Christian liturgical music. This volume makes a large and representative collection of the material conveniently available. The passages are arranged chronologically and regionally in eleven chapters with brief commentary. An introduction sets out the major subjects and themes of the original source material.” |
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Screen Saved: Peril and Promise of Media in Ministry $9.95 “To minister effectively in a media age, Christians must have an understanding of the culture industries: their content, their methodology and their pervasive influence. The average American spends five to eight hours each day watching TV, listening to the radio and recorded music, and reading magazines and newspapers. How can you compete with a media that constantly saturates our world with non-Christian views and ideals?>In Screen Saved, Dan Andriacco defines the dangers of media and provides the tools to make it a powerful ally. Learn how TV, advertising, print and the Internet create and define our culture by embarking on a media “fast.” Understand which media can be effective in ministry and which should be left out — and why. Transform your ministry by becoming a medium through which Christ reaches other people.” |
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Wired for Ministry: How the Internet, Visual Media, and Other New Technologies Can Serve Your Church $20 “As if ministry wasn’t challenging enough, today pastors must also navigate the bewildering seas of “the digital age.” But what technologies are right for our church, and how do we use them? Wired for Ministry offers practical strategies for integrating technology and ministry while keeping a watchful eye on potential technological pitfalls. Remembering that technology is the medium and not the message, Jewell discusses specific ways that tools such as the Internet, digital video, and music can enhance youth groups, worship services, educational ministries, and evangelism. Pastors, Christian educators, youth leaders, and Sunday school teachers will rely on this useful guide. Jewell’s wise introduction to the process of bringing technology into ministry will be indispensable for Christian leaders and “lay-techies” everywhere.” |
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The Internet Church $13.98 “With rapid technological advances and the increasing impact of the internet, the world is literally at our fingertips. Yet many churches have yet to discover how to tap into this powerful resource. “The Internet Church” shows church leaders how to start from square one in creating an interactive website that can greatly expand the ministry potential of a church. Walter Wilson, an internet expert and committed Christian, describes how technology can enhance evangelism outreach, and challenges leaders to take advantage of unprecedented opportunities in the new digital age.” |
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Matthew West $14.99 With several huge radio hits under his belt, Matthew West is one of Christian music’s fastest rising stars. Ubiquitous songs like “Only Grace,” “More” … |
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NetWise : Safe Internet Use For The Online Christian Home $8.99 “Did you every just wish for some practical advice on how to safeguard your home or office while providing internet usage? NetWise explains simple, do-able steps for utilizing the awesome resources of the Web, while honoring your values and principles. An indispensable guide for parents, youth leaders and employers.” |
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Timeless – The Selah Collection (4 CDs) – Family Christian Stores Album Of The Month $34.99 “>For the Selah fan, this is the collection to have!> >”The Selah Collection” includes >three classic Selah CDs:> “Be Still My Soul”, “Press On”, “Hiding Place” and a special, limited edition Bonus CD! The bonus CD includes 3 new recordings, a live version of their concert stand-out “Were You There” and a previously unreleased recording from the Hiding Place sessions of Andrae Crouch’s “I Didn’t Think It Could Be” (recorded with Nicol). In addition, the bonus CD includes all of Selah’s singles released since the “Hiding Place” album including “Bless The Broken Road” (unreleased radio edit), “Be Thou My Vision”, “Glory” (unreleased radio version with Amy Perry), “Mary Sweet Mary” (featuring Plumb) and “Be Thou Near To Me”.> >PLUS – an extensive storybook style CD booklet that tells the history of the group Selah, their songs, and includes never before seen photos as well as personal notes from each member of Selah.> >>>>Click here>>>> to read the history of Selah and watch the music video for “You Raise Me Up”>>” |
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Divine Intervention $18.99 “The Bible contains some remarkable stories of miracles and divine interventions. Moses parted the sea. Peter healed a man lame from his mother’s womb. Jesus calmed a raging storm, healed paralytics, and even drove demons out of people. Are these types of events still happening today? The answer to this question, as you will see from reading this book, is an emphatic YES God is still very much at work in our world. Contained within is a collection of amazing, true stories that attest to this fact. You will read the astonishing first-hand accounts of people who have been healed of things like paralysis from birth, brain tumors, and AIDS through prayer. You will read of a tsunami stopped in its tracks in the name of Jesus. You will witness the liberation of the demon-possessed and much more. Prepare to be awed and inspired as you experience Divine Intervention. Mr. Fazzina’s professional background is in media production. His experience includes hosting radio shows, editing music videos, directing a short film and award winning commercials. He also served as a board member of St. John’s University’s chapter of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, where he earned his B.S. in Communication Arts in 1998. After studying in Spain, Italy and France, and doing missionary work in the Dominican Republic, he has gained a broadened appreciation for different peoples, languages, and cultures. His radio program, “The Divine Intervention Show” can be heard Sunday evenings at 7 p.m. EST on New York’s WLIX, The Voice of Hope (94.7, 94.9, 96.5, 101.5, 104.5 FM), or streaming over the Internet on www.wlixradio.com. His additional interests include Biblical apologetics, alternative fuel technologies, networking, reading, writing, economics, cryptozoology, and creation science. He resides on Long Island, NY, with his magnificent bride, Sahani, and loveable pit bull terrier, Cynthia.” |
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The Music of Angels: A Listener’s Guide to Sacred Music from Chant to Christian Rock $16.95 “This popular guide to Christian music is a must-have for any music lover. Tracing the development of Christian music in its cultural context, each chapter includes a recommended listening list and sidebars that highlight important musicians, influential works, and musical styles. Perfect for the beginner looking for a handbook to illuminate the roots of sacred music but also of interest to the advanced listener who can use this as a reference guide.” |
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Top CCM Hits: Featuring 25 Contemporary Christian Radio Favorites $24.95 “25 contemporary Christian radio favorites, including: Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone) * Bring the Rain * Does Anybody Hear Her * East to West * Every Time I Breathe * Everything Glorious * Give You Glory * God with Us * How to Save a Life * In Better Hands * Miracle of the Moment * Something Beautiful * Undo * You Alone * and more.” |
Virtually all the established artists of music to maintain web sites – or their record label it does for them. Some use them as a personal connection for fans, by providing periodic blog entries. It is a tool to sell a few CDs in recent years to announce the tour dates and provide a link for fans. There are also sites of hardcore fans, especially for veteran bands like the Rolling Stones and Aerosmith, who have collected twenty-five or thirty dollars Fan. True also for musicians who are long gone, you can find many sites for Elvis and others for ground breaking rockers like Eddie Cochran and Buddy Holly.
Many recent acts maintain web sites, but almost all emerging musicians who use multiple resources on aggression web. The biggest online phenomenon in the world of music has been the emergence of MySpace, and to a lesser extent, other social networking sites Social as Pandora and Pure Volume. For some groups, MySpace has supplanted the need for a personal site.
At the end of the year 2005 more than 600,000 bands were using MySpace to upload songs and videos, announce shows, promote albums and interact with fans. The reason? There are 50 million potential viewers on MySpace, and many of them use the site to find new music as well as established acts. MySpace has acted on the remarkable blend of music, listeners and their web site starting a label.
Acts established as Nine Inch Nails and Madonna, Wheezer and Depeche Mode spotted albums and videos on the site before releasing them. MySpace Music is a focal point of choice for bands and fans. Singer Dashboard Confessional believes that MySpace is what drove the band's success, leading to their record contract.
What differentiates MySpace and similar sites such as Pure volume outside the web presence of established powers of music as MTV.com and Rollingstone.com is the inclusiveness inherent in a site social networking. All artists are welcome on MySpace, from Christian rockers to Thrashers Death Metal. Equally important is the format: everything on the site is related to something else. Click on the image of a user and you are sent a profile with photos, blogs, interest Personal and links to cyber pals and bands. Keep clicking and you are sent to more profiles in search results.
Regional Coppermine rock act from Brooklyn is an example of the promotional power of MySpace. Jonathan Buck, guitarist and singer of the group said that his Group profile on MySpace has attracted about 300,000 visitors. The band can instantly distribute messages and news to more than 115,000 MySpace users who have added Coppermine as a "friend" to their own profile. Through this network in place, Coppermine no longer has to devote time and money to flood radio stations with CDs or plastering concert posters around town.
Record labels understand that the Internet is the most effective promotional and communication devices there. Radio is more limited forms are fewer and the consolidation in the radio industry has reduced air safety, established acts. When the last time you saw a video on MTV, or at least one complete? The Internet and social networking sites have become the source of choice for music and music videos to millions of fans.
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