Psalm-singing, Reformed Worship and our Youth
Frank Ezinga has some helpful reflections on how we sing the psalms and how that relates to “keeping the youth.”
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Rev. Wes Bredenhof (B.A., M.Div., Th.D.) is pastor of the Free Reformed Church in Launceston, Tasmania. Read More
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It’s important to note that one should not equate psalm-singing with Genevan tune psalm singing. We’re currently members of a church where psalm singing is an important part of every service, but we rarely sing Genevan tunes.