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September 17, 2009
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8 Original Praise & Worships Songs From Harold Forbis
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- Harold Forbis began leading worship over 25 years ago, and has been involved in leading the worship team at Life Church in Kirksville, MO, since 1994. Harold is a gifted teacher with a father's heart toward training and helping young worship leaders, musicians, and singers in local churches around the world. A prolific songwriter, he has written well over 100 worship songs, and is never far from his acoustic guitar. Harold attended Truman State University, and is a graduate of New Covenant School of Ministry in St. Louis. He has been married to Lori since 1983. They have one son, Evan.
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A Los Angeles native, Lori Forbis moved to Kirksville with her family in 1991 to be part of Life Church. She is currently part of the administrative staff at the church. and teaches high school Language Arts at Life Church School. Lori majored in Creative Writing in college but became sidetracked by accounting. She is an avid reader and prolific writer. In an effort to put her college education to good use, she maintains a popular web log about life, God and raising their son Evan, who has Down Syndrome, from a Christ-centered perspective.
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Harold, I like what you're doing here. It's a good first series and I encourage you to do more. Nice touch with the music in the background. Relaxed setting. Here's a suggestion: give some examples of how the principle you're presenting would be lived out in the grocery store, or at Wal-Mart, or in the home or at work. What does the principle look like in daily life? Anyway, just a thought. Let me know when your CD comes out and how to get a copy. Go for it! -dave
Posted by: Dave | September 18, 2009 at 08:42 AM
Thanks Dave. I get stuck with trying to keep things short, but this is good advice. I need to make more practical, everyday life application.
The CD was supposed to be available early next week, but we've hit a snag, and are probably now 2-3 weeks from availability. I'll keep you posted. Thanks again!
Posted by: Harold | September 18, 2009 at 09:57 AM