The Impact of Psalm-singing in the CanRC (Ezinga)
I’m probably going to follow up with a proper review of this down the track, but just for today I […]
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I Recommend
This past week, I shared the following links on social media and I think they’re worth sharing here too: Romanian […]
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CanRC Book of Praise Changes Proposed
Next year there’s a synod scheduled for the Canadian Reformed Churches. Some of the most interesting items already on the […]
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Prioritizing the Psalms — How?
Over the last while, a couple of classes (plural of ‘classis’) in the Canadian Reformed Churches have adopted overtures seeking […]
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The Reformation and Psalm-Singing
Worship was one of the key issues that led to the break with Rome we call the Reformation. The Reformation […]
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The Liberation of 26 Hungarian Reformed Ministers
I’m currently reading Spiritual Desertion by Gisbertus Voetius and Johannes Hoornbeeck. This seventeenth-century work includes a helpful historical introduction by […]
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Genevan Psalm-Singing “Lectionary”
There are a few interesting features on this chart. The entire Psalter is sung through in a half-year. However, this […]
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Singing Psalms — Why Not the Whole Enchilada?
Frank Ezinga has another interesting post over here about the singing of Psalms. Specifically, he’s interested in tracing the history […]
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Being Subversive
Over the weekend, I finished reading Charlie R. Steen’s A Chronicle of Conflict: Tournai, 1559-1567. Tournai was the city where […]
Read morePsalm-singing Churches?
I’ve uploaded my recent articles on psalm-singing in Reformed churches. Look to the right under “Articles” or just click here […]
Read morePsalm-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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