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The Current State of Christian Music
A friend sent this to me from Gray Matter. It made me laugh:



This reminds me of being a teenager in the local baptist church. How many of you played 'between the sheets' with the hymnal on Sunday nights? If not, it's a really simple game... you just take a song title and append it with 'between the sheets'. It made for some infantile humor sitting in the pews for a bunch of teenage boys (and girls). So... I wondered what would happen if we played this game, not with the hymnal, but with some of the songs on the current CCLI top worship songs list...

It seems even the Catholic Church has hit tough times…
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