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For 50 years, music ministers and worship pastors from all over the state have been gathering regularly as the Alabama Singing Men. And for half of that time, Tom Smith has

Recently, we had a girls trio – 11-12 years of age – sing with our adult choir in worship. In the selection, the girls had solo and ensemble sections, then

Pastor Buddy Champion was joking, but his humor hinted at a truth worship leaders know all too well. “We have people here who think every worship service ought to be

Ministry, most of the time, is a joyous part of my life. It is my life. God called me to vocational ministry 40 years ago. I have no doubt His

Officially launched in 1973, the Alabama Singing Men organization has become a staple for state convention annual meetings, evangelism conferences and other special events. The group also consistently ministers in

The COVID-19 pandemic was certainly a time that I believe we all would say we are glad is behind us. For me and for our church, it was a stressful

What is our aim as we gather for Lord’s Day worship each week? Puritan theologian John Owen argued that our chief end should be to “sanctify the name of God;

Edd Brashier is minister of music at Enterprise First Baptist Church. As worship leaders, I think we have all at one time or another been discouraged when we have looked