Recording engineer Ed Johnson produces first concert CD
We sure lucked out when Ed Johnson came into the center of life in the music ministry of All Saints. Not only is he a wonderful bass chorister in Coventry (with equally wonderful wife, Susan, as alto), but Ed is a professional recording engineer, with decades of professional experience. >
The Liturgical Impact of Current Theological Discussions
How does the conversation about sacrificial atonement theology in the Anglican Communion impact the selection of music for liturgies at All Saints? We are in this adventure together, and I believe we can worship in this creative tension, with understanding.
James Walker’s sabbatical takes him to Peru
Sabbatical. I need one. Dealing with the complexities of all All Saints — trying to hold it all together — is very challenging work, all the while trying to be a musician.
And that is precisely the focus of my sabbatical: reclaiming my being a musician.
I need to learn some Bach >
Martin Luther King, Jr. Multicultural Festival of Choirs Concert
This was an inspiring event, requiring huge amounts of planning and coordination. It was also one of the most successful collaborations with two large ministries at All Saints Church, as the Peace and Justice ministry — headed by Lori Kizzia — took on the major aspects of coordinating, leaving the music planning to the musicians! It was wonderful to have the diversity represented in the 6 choirs shine forth in the All Saints Church chancel.