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Report on Emily Brink’s global songs presentation at Baylor
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
We’re delighted to read this report on our colleague Emily Brink’s presentation at Baylor University:
Songs can be adopted from one culture to another but must be treated with respect, according to Dr. Emily Brink, a senior research fellow at the Calvin Institute of Christian Worship.
In her lecture Tuesday, titled “International Adoption Agents: How Songs Find New Homes,” Brink talked about how songs cross cultural lines.
Tags: Baylor, culture, Emily Brink, global songs, Greek, Hebrew, hymns, music, O God Our Help in Ages Past
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The Third Hour
Friday, April 10th, 2009
From “One Long Day,” a riveting telling of how the crucifixion may have coincided with the Passover ceremonies in Jerusalem, in a special Passover edition of Messiah magazine, published by First Fruits of Zion (the article begins on p.26): continued…
Tags: Aramaic, crucifixion, goodfriday, Hebrew, holyweek, jerusalem, oldtestament, sacrifice, scripture, temple
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