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volume
56, number 5
In the February/March 2005 issue
of The Chorister
- Jane Marshall
reminds us that children's choirs can be effective teachers for
our congregations.
- Nan Grantham
explores a variety of teaching strategies for helping our choristers
understand and experience harmony.
- A reproducible
crossword puzzle created in 1989 by Debi Tyree on Helen Kemp's
"A Lenten Love Song" is reprinted in this issue.
- Sue Ellen
Page guides us through an explanation of how diction can either
make or break our choirs.
- Mary Keithahn
continues to explore the hymnal with teaching strategies adaptable
for choir, church school, or vacation Bible school settings.
- "What
Wondrous Love Is This" is highlighted in Charlotte McElroy's
Five Minute Hymn Study.
- John Horman
concludes a series on working with reluctant singers.
- Tried and
true handbell games are shared by Nancy Cappel based on her experiences
with children.
- Evelyn Parker
addresses how we can influence the spiritual formation of our
children and shape their Christian spirituality by how we must
involve children and youth as worship leaders.
- Weekly devotions
by Steve Rice was offered for your use during the months of March
and April with your choirs, church school, or as children's sermons.
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