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Coming 8/4/2020 !

A listing of GOOD contemporary Christian music videos will be posted here by 8/4/2020.

These videos are being chosen specifically for viewing by youth (and older children) with a parent or for personal use.
There were selected because their message is especially appropriate for these stressful days during the COVID pandemic.
Each will include follow-up questions and scripture verse.
and they are easily shareable for at-home viewing.

Who's posting the first set of videos?

Neil MacQueen, our resident resource person and former youth pastor in several PCUSA congregations. Neil has previously written about "good" contemporary Christian music HERE at our site and included many examples.

Church educators Amy Crane and Luanne Payne also have videos to post.

You are welcome to post your video suggestion as well, provided you include a follow-up question and scripture verse.

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