Religious music for less than devout

"Joshua Judges Ruth" Lyle Lovett

@artemus_5 ,

Regarding Kerry Livgren, you can't let what one person's interpretation of anything, conflict with your own.

@bigwave , no, the recording I referred to is in stereo.  It was originally released in 1981 on a digitally mastered LP.

BTW, I noticed after I posted that the Wikipedia writeup on Gothic Voices states that "A Feather on the Breath of God" "remains one of the best-selling recordings of pre-classical music ever made."    

Best regards,
-- Al

@slaw I should have figured that out. I grew up with quite a few "PKs".

@wsrrsw, that's some good stuff right there those Holmes Brothers.
Our church, mostly white, from time to time, holds services with a church across town, mostly black. Each of our churches is a bit of a stereotype. We are uptight white people. Our main service is very traditional. Traditional hymns. Big pipe organ. The quality of our choir and organist is top notch. I mean seriously good. Their church is much more soulful for lack of a better word. Just what you'd imagine. Band with drums and bass, organ player, hoppin' choir. The quality of their music is also top notch. I love our music, but I like it much better when we worship with them at their church than when they come to ours. Good gospel music with an actively participating congregation is a wonderful thing!