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  1. Love this project, uplifting our minds and linking the rich hymns we sing to the many deeply rich themes found in our studies!

    I have one request: can we widen our palate to include contemporary songs too (those which are doctrine-sound of course)? This way we can allow more people to connect with this project in their praise/worship. Many have a deeper connection/heritage in gospel and contemporary Christian music than traditional hymns..

    Sing onto the Lord a new song 😉

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    • Hi Jo

      Thank you for your encouragement.

      Sorry, I don't have access to the contemporary songs. There may be others who are able to help in this field.

      Blessings to you and your singing praises to our God

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  2. Blessings brethren, I must add my quota of gratitude and congratulations to Corrine for this ministry. I have been using her technique for our Sabbath School and it brings life to our meetings. Sometimes I tweak the presentations by singing one verse of the songs to fit as many in as possible. We call it our "lesson study in song" and it is a big hit in our church (Ebenezer SDA in the Cayman Islands). We look forward to that 1st 15 minutes on Sabbath mornings singing our lesson study.

    I would add a contemporary song now and again if it fits the particular topic. As a matter of preference, I would choose the older songs (my age I guess), however, as Jo said "Many have a deeper connection/heritage in gospel and contemporary Christian music than traditional hymns. At the end of the day, I think it boils down to the individual Sabbath Schools to fix it so it brings out the best for their particular group.

    Thanks again, Corrine.

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