Drummer Jarle Vespestad, vocalist Simin Tander and pianist Tord Gustavsen adapted Norwegian Lutheran hymns and translated them into Pashto for their new album "What was said." The trio will perform ...

Jonathan Busarow thought he would sit with his family and enjoy the concert in honor of his grandfather. Instead, the 25-year-old, who had just finished his master's degree in choral conducting from ...

An Indigenous choir from Hermannsburg in Central Australia has blended its ancient singing traditions with 14th Century German hymns, in a tribute to its mission history. The choir, made up of women ...

The Mighty Kremer Wonder Organ at Immanuel Lutheran Church will be featured in a 125th anniversary event on April 26. The Hymn Fest and silent movie "Seven Chances" will be accompanied by the church's ...

After 50 years leading music at Faith Lutheran Church in Sequim, Pat Marcy is passing the hymnal to a new musician. Considered an institution for the church and a contributor to a number of community ...

Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. The Central Australian Aboriginal Women's Choir is a group of 32 Aboriginal women from remote ...

The Rev. Stephen Starke, 55, of Bay City, is pastor at St. John Amelith Lutheran Church and the author of 175 hymns. Where do you get inspiration for your hymns? Sometimes the inspiration comes as a ...

The fat red Service Book and Hymnal used by the Lutheran Church in America includes ten hymns with words or music by Martin Luther—and not one of them is among the top ten favorites of Lutherans today ...

Joachimsthal is a town in Bohemia that was founded on the eve of the Reformation. Silver was mined there and turned into “the standard silver coin of sixteenth century Germany, the Joachimsthaler or ...

WOODSTOCK, N.Y. — Christ’s Lutheran Church, 26 Mill Hill Road, is changing its service format and start time for the summer. A more contemplative service, focused on Taize-style hymns, with more ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — A couple of years ago, beer lovers converged each month in Aaron Schmalzle’s garage in Kissimmee, Florida, expecting only to mash, boil and brew. Then, the God conversations began.