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Graham Kendrick: The worship songsmith talks about the March For Jesus phenomenonTony Cummings met March For Jesus initiator, praise and worship leader and songwriter GRAHAM KENDRICK. [01.07.92]Sidelong Glace: July/August 1992
Where our intrepid editorial team take an askance lookat the weird and wonderful world of music and media. [01.07.92]
Linda Pearce: British inspirational singer shedding Tears Of LoveLINDA PEARCE travels the UK ministering the gospel through song. Dave Massey tells Linda's extraordinary story. [01.02.92]Sidelong Glance - February/March 1992
Where our intrepid editorial team take an askance look at the weird and wonderful world of music and media. [01.02.92]
Eh! Geoff Mann Band: The Parable Of The Chicken Tikka SandwichHot on the trail of the ultimate esoteric headline, James Attlee chews the fat with Bolton's most wanted Mann. The pun-loving GEOFF MANN reveals all. [01.02.92]
Paul Heyman: Britain's violin virtuoso with a Messianic approachToting violins both electric and acoustic, PAUL HEYMAN has more than one stylistic string to his bow. Jonathan Day reports. [01.02.92]The Biz: Tony Cummings looks at the role of Church agents
In the sixth article in our exhaustive series of Britain's Christian music business, Tony Cummings investigates the role agents have in bringing live music to Britain. [01.02.92]
Ken Medema: The blind American pianist and Christian music pioneerFormer music therapist KEN MEDEMA believes he is still in the same line of work. Andy Butcher met the man [01.02.92]
The Revolutionary Army Of The Infant Jesus: Audio visual revolutionariesPeter Small spoke to the band who shroud themselves in anonymity, THE REVOLUTIONARY ARMY OF THE INFANT JESUS [01.02.92]
The Inspirational Choir: Britain's much loved gospel ensemble clock up 10 years.John Francis of the INSPIRATIONAL CHOIR tells James Attlee what it takes to be still inspirational after all these years. [01.02.92]
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