The Ringer
A gyrating Salvation Army bellringer fresh off a successful run at Little Caesar’s sidewalk guards the doorway to the Stone
Reflections on faith, music, and community by Gary Allison Furr
A gyrating Salvation Army bellringer fresh off a successful run at Little Caesar’s sidewalk guards the doorway to the Stone
Holy Week has always been special for me as a Christian and pastor. Frankly, in the church year it always
I confess, I have now been part of a ukelele flash mob, back when mobbing was not a public health
Mark and I are finished with our album. I’ll post the release this week upcoming. One of the songs on
“Christmas TIme’s a-Comin’”is the name of a bluegrass Christmas song. When I was playing a lot more often than these
In the late 1920s. my mother told me, my grandfather, her daddy, Henry Price took his oldest daughter, Katherine, to
Today I am beginning a series of blogs about songs, more specifically songs I have written. I want to write
This is the sermon I preached this morning, Christmas Day 2016, at 10 am at Vestavia Hills Baptist Church, Birmingham,
Adapted from my newsletter column to the church this week at http://www.vhbc.com: As I was looking over past writings and
A voice is heard in Ramah, weeping and great mourning, Rachel weeping for her children and refusing to be comforted,