"Why We Sing" | Optional Seminar 1

Speakers: Ali Hallman & Gary Christman We do it at church, on campus, during conferences, around bonfires... Christian culture is saturated with singing. But why? Why do Christians sing when they gather, and what does the Bible have to say about it? Dive in with us as we build a theology for singing from the Scriptures and explore how that impacts our “heads, hearts, and hands” as Christians.

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