Sentence examples for song community from inspiring English sources

At New Song Community Church on Frederick Douglass Boulevard one day this summer, the pastor surveyed the hundred or so people who had gathered in the sun-splashed sanctuary and began a folksy homily on Psalm 24 and the importance of faith and prayer.

More and more individuals in the anime song community, though, are starting to pop up at more traditional clubs across the country.

Catholic charismatic figures such as the Rev. Marcelo Rossi, "the singing priest" who has 12 million-selling albums, and the Rev. Jonas Abib, who helped found the New Song community to spread the faith through the media, rival the popularity of the leading Pentecostal pastors, Barboza de Souza said at a conference of writers and scholars last month in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

But at almost every level, a growing portion of the folk-song community had no strict or formal political connections and demanded none of its artists and performers.

"I travelled all over the country collecting various songs, community traditions, local ideas about the Nile or the desert," says the 49-year-old.

For $60 a year it offers music at 79 cents a song, plus access to more than 1.5 million songs, community and sharing tools.

I saw how it was clearly related to musical theater — there's a story, songs, community feeling, trying to give people guidance.

Controversy has already ignited around one song, The Community of Hope, which tells the tale of a benighted DC neighbourhood, often in the words of Harvey's tour guides.

PJ Harvey has been criticised for the lyrics featured in her new song The Community of Hope, with local figures of authority branding her summation of a neighbourhood in Washington DC as "incomplete".

Click here to view Regional Holiday Music Season three, episode 10 A singing instructor brainwashes the gang through song, as Community takes a swipe at Glee "Our Christmas episode from season three is a Glee parody.

The county music star Garth Brooks had a youth choir — in red and blue windbreakers — singing along as he segued "American Pie" into the Isley Brothers' soul classic "Shout" and then his own 'We Shall Be Free," a gospel-rooted song about community and the end of discrimination.