Bilingual music is needed in both cities and rural communities, and in every part of North America, both south and north, both east and west. It can include bilingual versions of deeply loved hymn texts, as well as newly written music and popular coritos. Come explore a sampling of old and new music that can be used in congregations, campus ministries, seminaries or divinity schools, summer camps, nursing homes, parachurch organizations, denominational meetings or local ecumenical or cross-denominational contexts—music that is being gathered for a forthcoming bilingual resource book developed by CICW and GIA Publications.
Recent Media Resources
We Are All Here: Worship and the Common Work of Suicide Prevention
Suicide is a deeply personal and all-too-present reality in Christian congregations.
Living Under Water: Baptism as a Way of Life
Baptism is often contentious. It breeds arguments and division, splitting congregations and families.
Playing Well with Others: Musical Collaboration in the Worship Service
Musical collaboration in worship can be rewarding: it can build relationships, enrich the musical life of a congregation, and add more colors, timbres, and textures.
We Are All Here: Worship and the Common Work of Suicide Prevention
Suicide is a deeply personal and all-too-present reality in Christian congregations.
Living Under Water: Baptism as a Way of Life
Baptism is often contentious. It breeds arguments and division, splitting congregations and families.
Playing Well with Others: Musical Collaboration in the Worship Service
Musical collaboration in worship can be rewarding: it can build relationships, enrich the musical life of a congregation, and add more colors, timbres, and textures.
He Said Nothing Without a Parable
Mark 4:34 claims Jesus never said anything to the crowds without using parables.