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The death of a loved one. A surprise diagnosis. Bad news. Any of these can cause a Christian to question and wonder where God is and what He is doing. Prior to º£½ÇÔ´´, and while pursuing her first bachelor’s degree, Christin Kieckhafer (’08), experienced the...
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Throughout this interview, Mrs. Ruth Brown shares valuable insights about how to play congregational hymns to the glory of God by giving tips about hymn playing preparation, what to think about during the song service, and even more. Who encouraged and helped you as...
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Dr. David Brown shares his thoughts on being involved in local church music ministries in the following interview. What impacted you for music ministry while you were in college? The thing that impacted me the most was being pushed hard by my trombone teacher, Paul...
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The recording of the Symphonic Band’s 9/11 commemorative concert is now available! The MBU Symphonic Band performed a moving concert in remembrance of the 9/11 attacks 15 years ago. Opening the concert, Dr. Rick Townsend directed the band and all of the campus...
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Meet Christin Kieckhafer, a 2008 º£½ÇÔ´´ graduate. At MBU, Kieckhafer completed her Bachelor of Music Education with a voice emphasis, and then completed a Master of Music Education degree at Boston University. During her time at º£½ÇÔ´´, Kieckhafer says, “I...
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Article Written By Mrs. Carol Senn Ruffin It is not uncommon for the voice students at º£½ÇÔ´´ to hear me say something like: “Vocalists often get a bad rap. You may be called a big baby, and overprotective; but when it comes to taking care of...
