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The centuries-old tradition has returned to community theaters after a pandemic hiatus.

Our festive favorites this year span from kids’ carols to heavy metal.

After nearly three years, Poor Bishop Hooper’s accidental pandemic project concludes with a new psalter for the church.

Without set theological parameters, it’s the audience and the industry that elevates artists.

The Liturgy Collective Gathering aims to offer a reprieve to the leaders responsible for filling the soundtracks of our services.

The Porter’s Gate offers an album of “Climate Vigil Songs.”

Church tech teams kept worship plugged-in and streaming during the pandemic. But when does the job become too much for volunteers?

As big-label collaborations dominate church setlists, fewer Christian women are penning hits than 30 years ago.

Joel Taylor, who directed the popular label since the beginning, has resigned.

When the megachurch’s former pastors are in the news with allegations of scandal and abuse, what a contentious name it is.

From Isaac Watts to Shane & Shane, songwriters have seen the power of music for the minds of young believers.

Music ministry has always been demanding, but the past two years have made it unsustainable for some.

Here are our favorite new releases by Christian artists, including The Porter’s Gate, Chris Tomlin, and more.

But like the CCM industry, it speaks an insider language.

More Christian music programs are accommodating students who want to play sanctuaries rather than concert halls.

This Fourth of July, worship leaders work to focus devotion “In Christ Alone.”

At this year’s summer conferences, worship pastors and musicians prepare for a range of emotions as churches sing together again.

A new collaboration from Integrity Music brings together musicians and Bible teachers to celebrate God’s faithfulness to women in a way that transcends evangelical silos.

How worship pastors decide whether to sing to the Lord a new song.