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#329456 08/07/09 03:28 PM
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An interesting article by Terry Mattingly [antiochian.org]. I was struck by the quote from Frederica Mathewes-Green in Facing East, "In Orthodoxy less is never more. More is more." I wish that the RDL had followed this perscription, but alas it did not. That, though, is another thread.

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More is more. Unfortunately, we seem to get less and less.

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If it's worth saying once, say it three times! I mean, SING it three times!

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No, sing it 40 times. As the Orthodox bumper sticker says, "Honk 40 times if you love Jesus." wink

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good article!

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I also like that article. The participation part,as far as singing,is particularly important for people with hearing problems,otherwise you veg out.


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