A major Hollywood film featuring Alabama voices has resounded with popularity among the moving-going American public. “Cold Mountain,” set in North Carolina during the Civil
NASHVILLE — Gospel music sales increased in the second half of 2003 but ended the year down 5.2 percent over the previous year. The Gospel
The raging debate over worship music has surfaced in a most unlikely place — within the Church of Christ, which bears the historical distinction of
Bill Gaither wasn’t good enough for gospel music. At least, that’s what he was told. So, with his dream of singing southern gospel music seemingly
When Vestal Goodman died Dec. 27 at age 74, Alabama lost “one of our most accomplished natives and greatest contributions to the world,” said Beth
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In November, Cliff Barrows, longtime music and programming director for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA), donated his collection of 298 hymnals
John Tesh doesn’t aspire to be famous. And he doesn’t really like television. That’s a bit ironic for a man who once pulled down seven
LOS ANGELES — Christian musician Steven Curtis Chapman was named the favorite contemporary inspirational artist at the American Music Awards Nov. 16. This marked the
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