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A model for music ministry in large Presbyterian (USA) churches
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- This project proposes that large congregations of the Presbyterian Church (USA) should move beyond divisions between traditional and contemporary musical styles by placing them in the larger context of liturgical principles of the Directory for Worship, biblical images of the church, and characteristics of contemporary American culture. From field research in three congregations the project concludes that a wide variety of musical styles is desirable in order to express the full range of human emotions, meet needs of diverse personalities and learning preferences, and engage a broad range of ecclesiological metaphors.
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