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Shane Lynch: The Ex-Boyzone Singer Talks About His New LifeOne-time singer with Boyzone SHANE LYNCH spoke to Ben Spurr about life as a believer. [03.11.06]
George Huff: American Idol Contestant Experiencing God's MiraclesGEORGE HUFF tells how the American Idol TV talent search catapulted him to international gospel music ministry. [31.10.06]
Chuck Girard: Once A CCM Pioneer, He Still Has A Powerful MinistryMike Rimmer spoke at length to CHUCK GIRARD about his music ministry since the disbandment of Love Song. [28.10.06]
Souls Rest: Making Waves In The Liverpool Hip-Hop UndergroundTony Cummings quizzed Liverpudlian hip-hop trio SOULS REST about their past, present and future. [26.10.06]
Rory Partin: A Singer Of Standards Flying The StandardAmerica's RORY PARTIN sings crooner-style standards with a jazz big band and is also very much a passionate Christian, as Mike Rimmer reports. [24.10.06]
Jars Of Clay: The Band Speak In Depth About Their 'Good Monsters' AlbumCCM veterans JARS OF CLAY talk about the album they say is "part confessional, part euphoric love poem, part bitter divorce and part benediction." [20.10.06]
Becoming The Archetype: Death Metal Meets Hardcore To Terminate DamnationTony Cummings reports on BECOMING THE ARCHETYPE, the hard music band from Atlanta, Georgia. [20.10.06]
Sarah Kelly: Freed From Self Harm and Physical AbuseOvercoming self-harm and physical abuse to become a critically acclaimed rock singer, SARAH KELLY speaks about her music and ministry. Tony Cummings reports. [16.10.06]
Andy Thornton: Filling The Void Of Grief With CreativityOn his critically acclaimed 'Sunflower Girl' album, ANDY THORNTON used his songwriting gift to heal the grief of the death of his young wife. Tony Cummings reports. [13.10.06]
Larry Norman: The Growth Of The Christian Music IndustryIn the first part of a personal history, LARRY NORMAN, Christian music pioneer, charts the rise of Christian music from its roots and, based on his experiences, gives his own perspective on the collision between creativity and commerce. [11.10.06]
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