Scripture in Song
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Scripture in Song was the name of a recording company founded in 1968 by Dave and Dale Garratt of New Zealand, with the aim of better incorporating scripture into contemporary worship music. The Garratts produced a series of albums and songbooks of the same name, and became leading musicians and songwriters in the Charismatic movement in the 1970s and 80s. They have gone on to become leading figures in the global school of ethnodoxology, a discipline which helps indigenous cultures understand and express Christian doctrine in their own musical forms.
The term Scripture in Song is also used more widely to describe the movement to incorporate scripture within contemporary worship music.
[edit] Albums
Albums produced in the Scripture in Song series include:[1]
- The Early Years 1968-1985
- Scripture in Song (1968)
- Praise The Name Of Jesus (1974)
- Prepare Ye The Way (1977)
- All Thy Works Shall Praise Thee (1977)
- Songs of the Kingdom
- Thou Art Worthy
- Call To War (1983)
- Songs Of The Nations: All Heaven (1993)
- Songs Of The Nations: We Will Triumph (1993)
- Songs Of The Nations: Come With Praise (1993)
- Songs Of The Nations: Celebrate (1993)
Website http://www.davidanddalegarratt.com/
[edit] References
- ^ Cross Rhythms: Scripture in Song Artist Profile
- Let My People Go That They May Worship Me, Ethnodoxology, Vol. 2, No. 2, 2003, pages 8-10
- Crosswalk.com: 10 Questions with David Garratt
- One-Way.org - Classic Jesus Music
- Regular Expression: Tribute to Scripture in Song