
“Highlights?” You say. “When the Guitarchestra plays, it’s *all* highlights!” This, of course, is true. Nonetheless, I felt it my...
“Highlights?” You say. “When the Guitarchestra plays, it’s *all* highlights!” This, of course, is true. Nonetheless, I felt it my...
Sunday was a nice, low key Sunday that saw God’s people at COS doing what God’s people do on a...
COS’s choral year finished up this Sunday, and I must say we went out in style. First up was a...
After the descent of Lent into Holy Week, the Easter morning worship service is a joyful resurrection, and at COS...
Lent is a time of penitence, but like too much in our spiritual lives, we often try to do it...
On March 10, Jack was preaching on oaths (Mt 5:33-37), so I simply pulled out my file of oath hymns...
The COS Guitarchestra led worship on Sunday. It was a fairly typical service in many ways, but one of those...
I have a friend who claims that churches which sing only quickly learned, easily understood songs display a lazy, self-centered...
COS has hosted an annual New Psalm Contest for the last three years. We plan the premiere of the winning...
On this first day of the liturgical New Year, and throughout Advent, we’ll be singing a Magnificat instead of the...
Churches mark time with hymnals, their collective memory shaped by each new season of song. This summer a new era...
We gathered Sunday night to hear and sing the story of God’s love, from the garden to the manger. One...