Issue #60: June 2001

Feature: Introducing "Sing! A New Creation": Web features

Editorial: Sing a New Song
by Emily R. Brink

Perspectives: We Are What We Sing: Searching for a balanced diet
by John D. Witvliet

Feature: Introducing "Sing! A New Creation": A behind-the-scenes look at shaping a new songbook
by Emily R. Brink

Series for the Season: Consider the Birds of the Air: Four service plans featuring God's aviary
by Edgar Boeve, Randall D. Engle

Resources: In Christ There Is No East or West: Ideas for embracing diversity in worship
by Scott Hawkins

Resources: Splendor in the Grass: A sermon on Psalm 103: 15-17
by Douglas E. Nelson, Cornelius Plantinga

Resources: Splendor in the Grass: A service based on Psalm 103

Songs for the Season: Five Songs, Five Styles
by Emily R. Brink

Resources: That Your Name May Be Glorified: A commissioning service for music leaders

Q&A: On Song Diets and Sixty-Minute Services
by John D. Witvliet

Notes from the LOFT: Singing, Saying, Preaching, Praying: Using the Psalms in contemporary worship
by Ron Rienstra

What's on the Web: World Wide Word: Bible study tools on the internet
by Ron Rienstra

How to...: How to Become a Better Keyboard Improviser
by Barry Wayne Liesch

Reviews: Book: Celebrate God's Presence: A Book of Services for The United Church of Canada.
by Emily R. Brink

Reviews: Letters

Notes: Notes

Come and See: All Nature Sings
by Dean R. Heetderks