Faithful music, young voiceHow nice to hear these songs, and on a weekend when I was singing Hold On! for the 60th wedding anniversary of some faithful elder friends. Also, it was nice to hear the witness of a faithful Christian. It doesn't seem possible, by your ever youthful voice, that you could have been doing this for 40 years. Many Years! Orthodox blessing (usually sung), for future continuing of the same songs, different days.
Jillian is a sunny, optimistic, energetic, and very determined person who, it just so happens, bleeds music. (Really, if she got a cut, I think quarter notes would come out!) If she gets mad, she doesn't get negative or down, she just buckles down and makes things better. I think this shows in her music, She is a pleasure to know and this interview was a pleasure to listen to.
Response to the broadcastGood to listen to you both Sisters Alegria and Confianza. I hope that the broadcast generates a lot of interest in the monastery - it should do!
Amazing women!Oh, how wonderful to see this! I'll be listening; they're remarkable. I heard about them about a year ago on a FB friend's page and have tried to follow them since.
Amazing to listen to!I was soooo hapy to find Bruce and Julie's Song of the Soul. It made my day! I liked hearing their backgrounds and Im very glad Bruce chose guitar instead of seminary. Keep up tye amazing work!!!
Wouldn't change a thingJust listened to the entire broadcast and it's fabulous. Your questions were so good, so fruitful. I think this podcast is just perfect as it is - I wouldn't change a single thing.
Amazing Julie!Patchouli is my absolute favorite music. Julie is my idol, and I listen to Patchouli whenever I can (which is all the time:) Keep up the great work Patchouli!!!
Thanks for the invitation!Mark, this sounds great (except some of my live singing - through no fault of yours!). Thanks for taking the time to do this! Bruce
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Nicaragua CanalThis radio show was very informative. The speakers had a lot of information about the canal project that is planned and underway in some parts of Nicaragua. The project will destroy drinking water and entire communities. Tere Campos is a native to Nicaragua. She is eloquent in her description of the ramifications of the project, and Dr. Brad Stocker has a depth of information about the project.
Jillian is a sunny, optimistic, energetic, and very determined person who, it just so happens, bleeds music. (Really, if she got a cut, I think quarter notes would come out!) If she gets mad, she doesn't get negative or down, she just buckles down and makes things better. I think this shows in her music, She is a pleasure to know and this interview was a pleasure to listen to.