I received an email from someone who took issue with an article on the website entitled <a href="https://www.soundinworship.com/whybethel">"SHOULD MY CHURCH SING BETHEL MUSIC SONGS FOR WORSHIP?</a>".
I did not reveal the email sender's identity, but instead, I responded to the claims that were made in the email. I hope I came across as caring. That was the intention.

I received an email from someone who took issue with an article on the website entitled "SHOULD MY CHURCH SING BETHEL MUSIC SONGS FOR WORSHIP?". I did not reveal the email sender's identity, but instead, I responded to the claims that were made in the email. I hope I came across as caring. That was the intention.

I received an email from someone who took issue with an article on the website entitled <a href="https://www.soundinworship.com/whybethel" rel="noopener noreferrer">"SHOULD MY CHURCH SING BETHEL MUSIC SONGS FOR WORSHIP?</a>".
I did not reveal the email sender's identity, but instead, I responded to the claims that were made in the email. I hope I came across as caring. That was the intention.

Responding to a Bethel Church Defending email

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