Secular Music has always been like a 'Thou shall not', amongst believers, but though they may act like they ignore it and not talk about it but they listen, dance to and enjoy it .. what seem to be unacceptable is when we tend to criticize our wonderful God Given Creative Ministers who do songs that have the secular vibe simply because they choose to use afro secular vibe as a tool to propagate the Gospel. 

Stop wishing and think that you need to get that or this to produce when actually you can be productive at this time with the little you have, don't waste time as you can't buy it back.

With reference to our last episode this episode concludes the interview on Choir Experience. Its my hope that this season was eye opening and edifying to you.

In continuation to our last Episode this part focuses on the story of Chidinma and how we have all come to experience hurt as musicians that push us to do well and to develop both in skill and in managing criticism.

The Music arm of Church like every other endeavor has had its tough and smooth phase, in this Episode we talk about it and saw how the work helped us gained capacity and built confidence as well as gained wisdom in the work of our father.

Guests:

Dapo Kehinde: a Music Director, Arranger, Producer and Show Programmer.

Nwadike Comfort Chininoso: a two tenure Choir Mistress.

Adeleke Bright: A Drummer.

Amuse Temitope: Secretary and current Choir Director.

Amuza Blessing Chindima: A singer and a Choir activist

Olukunmi Blessing: a singer and a Choir activist.

Background Song: you love me by James Fortune