Why Jonny Can't Sing Hymns (2010). T. David Gordon. P&R Publishing House.
Synopsis: The author analyzes the changes in worship and offers solutions for unity in an area that has become a topic of division.
Media: Print / One-time Purchase
Price: Approximately $20.
ISBN or URL: 978-1-59638
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An excellent book that argues for traditional worship and why the modern Church struggles with her outreach.
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