The power of song — Weekly Christian ed lesson
In this lesson, children will explore the relationship between music and faith.
Joelle Brummit-Yale is the director of children’s and youth ministries at Chapel in the Pines Presbyterian in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. When not at the church, she can usually be found at home with her son and husband caring for their many animals and developing their family homestead.
In this lesson, children will explore the relationship between music and faith.
Each Sunday we share the peace of Christ with one another as we worship God.
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