Holy Noise: Filtering the Questions of Church Musicians

by Kenneth Powers

Overview

Holy Noise: Filtering the Questions of Church Musicians is a book about the effects that come with serving the Lord musically in congregational life. The author views singers, ringers, players, technicians, and leaders as disciples who commit selflessly and religiously toward the Kingdom’s goals of worship, proclamation, fellowship, truth, and righteousness as they express their faith in witness to God’s love.

Drama, humor, poetry, true stories, fictitious tales, and scriptural interpretations stand out to make points about how human nature intersects the artistic expressions and interpretations of the faithful. This book is a primer and tune-up for your continued service.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013254060
Publisher:	Wasteland Press
Publication date:	11/02/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	266
File size:	5 MB

About the Author

With poetic soul, Kenneth Powers, Ph.D., has served congregations as a minister/musician for more than 30 years. His fascination with worship, coupled with his quick wit and genuine interest in people makes him uniquely qualified to turn this book’s questions into devotional thought. Seminary trained, Powers has extensive experience in Southern Baptist, United Methodist, and Presbyterian USA congregations. He continues to find his work a source of joy as he lives out his calling in the company of others who, like himself, do not know how to sit idly, comfortably, or complacently in a pew as others lead in veneration.