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Music Possesses an Amazing Healing Power

2009-07-23T16:25:00.000-04:00

by Patty Donovan, citizen journalist - Originally published July 22 2009

(NaturalNews) Although we strive to maintain health and avoid doctors and especially hospitals, bad things can and do happen. Sometimes it's an accident; sometimes we come to a healthy life style too late and have incurred too much damage to completely recover. Now, music is taking a major role in helping critically ill patients recover. Imagine the role it could play in our lives when we aren't critically ill!

Music Speeds Healing
As Victor Fabry slept in his hospital bed after open heart surgery, music gently filled his room. Immediately after surgery a live harpist played at his bedside, followed by the undulating strains of a Brazilian guitarist playing nearly nonstop from a CD player. His heart literally began beating in rhythm with guitarist Tomaz Lima. The music became medicine. "Very restful, very soothing," said Fabry, 68, now almost two years removed from the surgery. "The mind influences your recovery. Anything that quiets your anxiety is powerful.'"

Science supports Mr. Fabry's observations. Many hospitals, including such renowned names as Massachusetts General and the Mayo Clinic are treating patients with music and medicine simultaneously. This therapy is being applied with ICU patients, cancer patients and patients with brain disorders with astounding success. Even physicians admit there is more at work here than just a psychological high from the natural enjoyment of music.

Music weaves an intricate physiological dance with the body's neurons and blood cells and this dance is now being intensely studied by various researchers. Their findings are being applied in more and more hospitals. Music therapy has actually been used for thousands of years. Today, scientists are just beginning to understand how it works. Dr. Claudius Conrad, a senior surgical resident at Harvard Medical School and a gifted pianist is about to launch a study of music's impact on the sleep cycle of acutely ill hospitalized patients. It has already been shown that if certain slow pieces such as some of the works of Mozart are played, the listener's heart will adapt to the beat of the music.

From Music Notes to Hormones
Musical tones follow an intricate highway from the head to the rest of the body. The trip begins with sound waves traveling through the air and landing in the middle ear where they cause the eardrums and bones in the middle ear to vibrate. The brain transforms the mechanical energy into electrical energy and then sends the electrical impulse to the "thinking" part of the brain, the cerebral cortex which controls thought, perception and memory. The cerebral cortex then sends the impulses to the response centers of the brain that control emotion, arousal, anxiety, pleasure and creativity. Then there is yet another stop: the hypothalamus, a small area deep in the brain that controls heart rate, respiration, blood pressure, body temperature and the nerves in the stomach and skin. The hypothalamus strives to maintain equilibrium throughout the body. Think about how certain songs will give you "butterflies" in your stomach or goose bumps on your arms. This entire trip through the brain happens in less than a heart beat, but the journey has just begun.

First, these electrical signals are converted to hormones in the brain. Dr. Conrad found that along with the need for fewer sedatives and the need to normalize blood pressure and heart rates, critically ill patients showed a 50% spike in growth hormone, produced in the pituitary gland, after listening to just one hour of Mozart piano sonatas. If patients or their families are unable to choose the music, Dr. Conrad often chooses Mozart for his critically ill patients. The various hormones then leave the brain and flow throughout the body via the bloodstream where they calm or stimulate various systems.

Classical music is the most common choice among doctors and therapists. The vibration of stringed instruments in particular is thought to intertwine with the energy of the heart, small intestine, and the thyroid and adrenal glands as shown by research at the Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute in New Jersey.

Hip Hop Healing?
Scientists are now wondering what effect other genres of music such as hip-hop, country, rock, etc will have on healing? Will you heal faster with Mozart or with The Back Street Boys?

"I recommend listening to joyful music as part of an overall prescription for maintaining good heart health," said Dr. Michael Miller, director of the center for preventive cardiology at the University of Maryland Medical Center. Dr. Miller defines joyful as any music that brings on a natural high and maximizes the release of endorphins; the body's own feel good chemicals. His research has shown that hearing your favorite song causes your blood vessels to dilate, hence increasing blood flow. He examined healthy volunteers as they listened to songs of their choice and discovered that the diameter of upper arm blood vessels increased by 26%. After listening to music which they hated however, these vessels narrowed by 6%. His research currently supports that any music the patient finds enjoyable will be healing regardless of genre.

Will Music Be A Prescription For Healing Brain Injury?
Some of this research involves deep brain stimulation while the patient is awake. "We're in the infancy," said Dr. Ali Rezai, director of the Center for Neurological Restoration at Ohio's Cleveland Clinic. During a surgery called deep brain stimulation, performed while patients with Parkinson's disease are awake, Rezai and his team play classical compositions and measure the brain's response to those notes. "We know music can calm, influence creativity and can energize. That's great. But music's role in recovering from disease is being ever more appreciated."

This research at Cleveland Clinic during brain surgery is showing exactly how music stimulates neurons. Neurosurgeons collaborated with The Cleveland Orchestra to compose unique classical pieces which are then played for patients during brain surgery. Rezai then compares how neurons fire hearing this never before heard music vs. how they fire when hearing familiar music. He uses hair sized sensors placed in the brain which then translate the signals from the neurons to an amplifier. The study should be completed in three to 6 months.

When patients tell Rezai they find the music soothing, he is able to hear the changes in a single neuron. He is hoping this research will serve as the cornerstone for other studies of music's potential in treating traumatic brain injury, depression, stroke and multiple sclerosis.

Will Oldest Turn Out To Be Best?
The oldest healing music is possibly still the most potent. Frescos painted around 4,000 B.C. depict harp-playing priests. Because of the unique properties of the harp, live harpists are being used today at such places as Gagnon, at the University of Rochester Medical Center and at least five other hospitals.
"This gentle but powerful instrument goes to the deepest places of the body that need to be healed," said Tami Briggs, a pioneer in "harp therapy" who has played at the bedsides of hundreds of patients, including many at the Mayo Clinic. Ms. Briggs, while not a medical professional, has observed blood pressure decreasing and oxygenation increasing while she plays and watches the monitors. She has also noticed subtle signs of relaxation such as the patient sinking deeper into the bed.

What makes the harp so unique is that it is the only instrument that has 20 to 50 strings and is completely open, unlike other stringed instruments such as a violin or guitar. When a harpist strikes a chord, not only are the notes of the chord vibrating, but the strings above and below those plucked also vibrate. These vibrations appear to be absorbed by the body.

Music and Children with Cancer
At Texas Children's Cancer Center a unique program has been developed to help patients and their siblings cope with cancer and its treatment. Here the children work with Anita Kruse and other professionals to write and record their own songs. This project is called "Purple Songs Can Fly". The children are able to make CDs which they can share with family and friends. The songs are also recorded onto purple CDs and taken on flights with participating pilots, passengers and astronauts and returned to the child signed and with a complete flight record. Yes, the Purple Songs have even gone into space! Purple Songs Can Fly symbolically lifts the child, flying and soaring, above the obstacles of their illness and provides a tangible symbol of the hope for healing.

Sources:

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/30990170/

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/2113454...
(Video of music and dance helping Parkinson's patients)

http://dailynightly.msnbc.msn.com/a...

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/2113454...
(Video of Purple Songs)
http://www.purplesongscanfly.org/bi...

About the author

Patty Donovan was in a wheelchair and could only walk around her house with a cane. She was on over 20 medications. When told to "take the morphine, get in the wheelchair and learn to live with it" by a neurosurgeon, she knew her life had to change. She is now almost a fanatic when it comes to healing through the use of "whole foods" and and natural remedies. Since that time, she has spent countless hours researching nutrition and alternative health. After spending 30 years in the allopathic health care industry in both pharmacy and as an RN, she brings a unique perspective to Natural News readers. Since committing to this new life style, she no longer uses even a cane, has gotten off over 20 medications, lost over 50lbs and returned to work.

Steve Amerson on MSNBC on July 4th

2009-07-03T09:09:00.008-04:00

Steve's Appearance on MSNBC on July 4th
On Saturday, July 4, Steve had a very full day beginning with an interview on MSNBC in the heart of Manhattan. In the interview, Steve promoted the new Amazed by America CD and spoke about the importance of the 4th of July. If you missed the interview but would like to see it, you can click here to see it on Youtube.

Following the interview, Steve drove to Ocean City, New Jersey where he rehearsed with the Ocean City Pops and performed concerts on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The concerts featured all of the selections from Amazed by America and some appropriate Broadway selections including The Impossible Dream,Into the Fire and Do You Hear the People Sing.

Share the interview with friends and receive the FREE download ofThe Star Spangled Banner by going to www.amazedbyamerica.comand clicking on the download button.

Christine Sinclair - Winner of McDonald’s Gospelfest

2009-06-19T11:31:00.002-04:00

“What a Fellowship!” was the theme for the 2009 McDonald’s Gospelfest, which is the largest gospel event in the United States. The event took place on June 13th at the Prudential Center. Some of the biggest names in Gospel music were featured including Patti LaBelle, Donnie McClurkin, CeCe Winans, Regina Belle, J. Moss, Vickie Winans, Cissy Houston, and Bishop Hezekiah Walker.

McDonald’s Gospelfest is a talent competition of rising stars of all colors, ages, cultures and faiths that compete in a variety of categories, produced and directed by Emmy Award winning Producer, A. Curtis Farrow. Over 80,000 people auditioned to participate (a hundred member choir translates into 100 applications). Introduced this year was the category of Christian Contemporary Soloist. Christine Sinclair, a singing evangelist and member of the North Bronx Seventh-day Adventist Church, was selected as a solo finalist in this category. (Christine is well known singer in the Adventist Church having sung for many major events aired on The Hope Channel and 3ABN.)

This was the second time Sinclair participated in the festival. In 2005, she was a solo finalist at Madison Square Garden featuring Aretha Franklin. Though she did not win that year, she considered it an honor just to have been selected to perform. This year, she not only placed as a finalist, but received a stadium wide standing ovation as she sang a soul-stirring rendition of Amazing Grace, that won the competition. To God be the glory!

For Christine, the main purpose for participating in the festival was to be a witness through song, and the opportunity to have her God given talent heard by a broader audience. “Winning the competition and making music history was just the icing on the cake!” says Sinclair. In her opinion, music ministry is not about the fame, rather bringing honor and glory to His name. Witnessing to the world sometimes means being willing to minister outside of our normal church setting. She thanks God for the talent she has been gifted with, and for providing her with such a wonderful opportunity to minister in music.

Among this year’s judges was Grammy Award winner Roberta Flack. The host of the show was Emmy Award winne r Brenda Blackmon of My9 WWOR-TV newscast. The show will be broadcast on My9 TV Network on July 19th at 9:00 p.m.

UCAA congratulates Christine! We are happy to support our sister in Christ. Please support Christine she is available for Concerts, Church Programs, Conferences, Crusades & Evangelistic Meetings, Weddings and Other Special Events. You may contact her Sinclair Music: Office: (203) 406-0599 Fax: (203) 323-3012 Email: rcsinclair@aol.com

Humming or Singing... A Neglected Remedy

2009-05-19T16:07:00.001-04:00

Sing or hum a song. Not only does singing improve one’s mood, but humming and singing can actually prove therapeutic! Concentrations of nitric oxide in healthy sinuses are high and nasal nitric oxide is known to be increased 15- to 20-fold by humming, compared with quietly exhaling. Nasal nitric oxide is known to be broadly antifungal, antiviral, and antibacterial.

Ask God’s creatures. Starlings, who are robust singers, exhibit enhanced immunity when compared to their counterparts, non-robust singers. Studies show that singing also increases IgA in the saliva. IgA is a class of antibodies that guard the mucus membranes in the body, including the respiratory mucosa. Singing will improve your breathing capacity, reduce stress, and probably lift your spirits! Incidentally, listening to choral music reduces the hormone cortisol3 which exerts immunosuppressant effects when produced in excessive amounts. A merry heart, indeed, does good like a medicine.

Note of Appreciation for the eStore Radio

2009-04-30T13:23:00.003-04:00

Dear 'Morning Song' Friends,

Just a note of sincere appreciation. I have been searching the internet for some inspirational music of a quieter nature, and finally came across Morning Song today and have been enjoying your wonderful programming. I guess in today's fast-paced society, you don't get too many emails of commendation for 'behinds the scenes' Christian workers such as yourselves who no doubt give many thousands of hours of untold spiritually uplifting music to a hurting world. Please accept the thanks of at least one South Australian who is going to make you my No 1 source of a truly satisfying and meaningful presentation.

Thanks again and the Lord bless you richly.

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Did you know that Morning Song Radio is costing some $200 a month to broadcast on Live365.com. They are paying all our royalties required for airing these songs to the world via the worldwide internet. Please send a gift of support via Paypal or email us at info@morningsong.org

Sinclair Featured at GC Prayer Breakfast

2009-04-30T11:58:00.001-04:00

Gospel recording artist Christine Sinclair will be the featured guest presenter for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist National Day of Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, May 7, 2009. The theme is “PRAYER… AMERICA’S HOPE.” The event will be held at the General Conference Headquarters located at 12501 Old Columbia Pike, Silverspring, MD, and will take place in the Main Dining Room. Breakfast will be served at 7:45 am for those attending the 8:00 am service of inspirational music and prayer. Christine Sinclair has been a featured soloist on the Hope Channel, 3ABN, and The Word Network. She is an affiliate artist of Morning Song Music.

Juanita Faas - A Story of Service

2009-04-21T18:08:00.002-04:00

As I read this newsletter from one of our eStore artists, it inspired me and so I thought I'd share.

"Since I last worked with Grace Ministries with the drug addicts and prostitutes on Phillips highway we got together and put on a Good Friday social for the area. We were located in an apartment project, inside a small church. It was a great day and I found myself overwhelmed with the plight of the children in the area. I received a strong message from God that I was to start a children’s choir with these kids. Over the next few hours and days I became so excited about this, it felt so right and I was so inspired. I prayed and asked my friends to pray about this. A few days later I made the commitment and started putting it together. I made up a flyer and Kathleen, Wayne and I went to the area and handed out flyers to interested people. We had a great response. A few days later AngelAID was contacted to make a pastry pickup at Publix (like Safeway) three times a week. After the Angel families were taken care of there was lots left over for the Southside Apartments(my choir kids) Wayne and I have attend several times now meeting residents, gaining their trust and detailing plans about the choir. We pray and ask for payer every time we go to the area. Its very dangerous, drugs dealers, hookers, pimps and all are black people and we’re the only white people there. There is tension and mistrust every time we show up but slowly barriers are loosening with the some of the men (teenage and young men). ... Miracles happen around us, from people getting saved to being healed, physically and spiritually. "

Bobby Michaels Passes Away While in Cambodia

2009-04-01T20:06:00.004-04:00

This is a copy of a letter from Bobby's Family dated March 31, 2009:

"Our hearts are aching as we tell you that Bobby passed away this evening shortly after going into the operating room. Before the surgeons started the operation, Bobby's heart stopped with an instant "flat-line". The medical team tried for 45 minutes to resuscitate him but his heart did not respond.

We are deeply saddened by our loss...but rejoice that Bobby did get totally healed...with a new heart, kidneys, and any other part that might have needed fixing. The Lord knew the plans He had for Bobby...and today was his graduation day as he went to the One he loved the most and served so faithfully. We know he was carried away in the arms of Jesus.

Words cannot express our thanks for all the love, prayers, and notes of encouragement that have come to us by everyone who have been touched by Bobby's life. Our prayer for all of you is that you will experience the same peace and comfort that we have received from the Father.

We will let you know of memorial plans once these details have made. Thank you again for all of the love and prayers for our family.

We love you all deeply!
Lee, Rachel, and Jeff

Bobby was my dear friend and in many ways mentored me in two specific areas - Artist Training and Overseas Music Missionary work.

Christine Sinclair to Sing on Hope TV

2008-09-23T18:27:00.000-04:00

"Singer Christine Sinclair to be featured on the Hope Channel's new series My Story, My Song" debuting Friday, October 10 at 9:00 PM EDT. Watch on TV or on the Internet at www.hopetv.org. Rebroadcasts will be shown through October 16."

3ABN SPECIAL – LIVE 9-11 BROADCAST

2008-09-10T16:16:00.005-04:00

Plan to join 3ABN for a special "Live" program on 9/11. The topic will be ‘It’s Later Than It’s Ever Been Before" and "Where Are We Seven Years Later." We will be looking back to 9/11 and reflecting on this catastrophic event has affected our mission as a church. Additionally, as we look to the future, we will ask ourselves, what is our message in light of the times we are in.

The program will be hosted by 3ABN’s president Jim Gilley, and C.A. Murray. Featured guest will include: Trevor Baker, Northeastern Conference president ; Don King, Atlantic Union Conference president; and Richard Marker, Greater New York Conference president, along with special appearances from 9/11 victims and local police and fire personnel. Our estore artists, Christine Sinclair will be singing.

The broadcast will be "LIVE" from the Delancy Spanish Seventh-day Adventist Church, 126 Forsyth St., New York, NY 10020, at 8:00 p.m EST on September 11. Call (212) 925-5636 for further details.

Watch online at www.3abn.org or on TV.

TAKE 6 Set to Perform at 2008 Democratic National Convention TONIGHT!

2008-08-28T09:50:00.013-04:00

Contemporary Gospel, a cappella, pop, jazz sensations, Take 6, is set to hit the stage with the legendary Stevie Wonder at the Democratic National Convention.

Later tonight, Thursday, August 28 Denver's Invesco Field is expected to be filled to capacity awaiting to hear the acceptance speech by from presidential nominee, Senator Barack Obama. However, just before Obama takes to the stage, the crowd will be treated to a special performance by the group and musical genius at approximately 5:20p.m. PT / 6:20 p.m. MT/ 7:20p.m. CT/ 8:20p.m. ET. Be sure to tune in!

Three eStore Artists Perform in Albany NY, next to Capital

2008-08-19T17:16:00.005-04:00

Here is a picture of three of our eStore artist who performed, along with others, at the Atlantic Union Women's Ministries Convention in an outdoor concert in Albany New York, held next to the Capitol Building. L to R: Ysis Espana, Angela Bryant-Brown, and Christine Sinclair.

People were crying as they were touched with the message of Jesus Christ through song. This was the vision that the director, Charlotte Thoms, had in mind, and to 'God be the glory', it was a success.

The event ended with everyone holding up glow lights as Christine Sinclair sang, "We Shall Behold Him."

Legendary Producer/Arranger Lari Goss Diagnosed with Throat Cancer

2008-06-01T13:20:00.007-04:00

Our prayers are with Lari Goss who has recently been diagnosed with throat cancer.

I began my recording music ministry in 1979 when I recorded my first album in Nashville, TN with Lari as the arranger. The name of the CD was, Shall We Learn to Be Friends. Well, the title became prophetic as Lari and I began a friendship that has lasted through three decades. In 1995, Lari and I produced our second CD together, which continues to be my biggest selling CD: Hymns on Heaven and the Second Coming. Now with my most recent CD: The Time That Remains, Lari, as its producer and arranger, has produced three CDs for me spanning three decades. I love this man for many reasons. Not only is he a genius arranger, but he is a kind and generous person – and a friend. I love his jokes, his love of ministry and musicians, and his drive to simply make "great music".

Recently Lari won another Dove Award for Musical of the Year - "Grace That Amazes" (Word). The picture to the right is Lari at the Southern Gospel Music Guild Awards where he won "Producer of the Year.

Read more about Lari on the Morning Song eStore.

Lari and wife, Carolyn.

Vonda Beerman's Has a NEW CD: "Treasure"

2008-05-27T16:36:00.014-04:00

This is Vonda's 5th project. Recorded in Nashville with producer Dick Tunney, and done in both English and Spanish! This CD has style, as well as meaningful messages that will inspire the soul.

You will hear messages like, "God's Love Never Changes", and a fun new track to "Because He Lives" and "All Creatures Of Our God and King". Beautiful, rich orchestration of "Welcome Home Children" about the second coming, and a beautiful duet "Create In Me" with Rudy Micelli. We have 30 second clips of all the songs ready for you to hear.

Drag any of these graphics and place on your website to help promote Vonda's new CD.

Steve Darmody: Steve to teach at Babbie Mason's "Inner Circle" Retreat

2008-05-27T08:31:00.001-04:00

Steve Darmody: Steve to teach at Babbie Mason's "Inner Circle" Retreat: "Links to this post:"

Christian Edition perform concert with Sandi Patty

2008-03-21T19:15:00.009-04:00

Christian Edition recently performed a concert with Sandi Patty. The MS eStore is excited for Christian Edition and proud of their active ministry. From what we've heard, the concert went extremely well and all of the members had a great time working with the talented Sandi Patty.

We carry both Sandi's and Christian Edition's product on our store and we want to offer a special coupon that will save you $10 on your entire order when you order at least one Sandi Patty CD and at least one Christian Edition CD. Use this coupon code during checkout: spceten

COUPON DETAILS: Coupon Expires on March 31, 2008. Minimum order is $20.00 and must be Christian Edition and Sandi Patty products.

NOW AVAILABLE - The Heritage Singers

2008-03-04T16:56:00.003-05:00

We are really excited to announce that we have added The Heritage Singers to the eStore music library. At this time we carry about half of their entire library but plan to add the rest of their music later this year. If you aren't familiar with The Heritage Singers then you really should be. You can read a little bit about them in the paragraphs below but the bulk of information, sound clips and ability to order their music is on the store. Click Now to Shop.

Heritage Quick-Bio

The Heritage Singers are known for their brilliant vocal harmonies, This talented group of young, professional musicians feature seven carefully selected vocalists with vocal styles ranging from traditional to contemporary Christian. Celebrating 36 years of ministry.

The mere mention of the Heritage Singers conjures up words like durability, vision, relevance and of course, 'blend'. Their distictive, tight vocal harmonies have left their impression on hundreds of local church based singing groups who attempt to imulate them.

This talented group of young, professional musicians is made up of carefully selected vocalists with vocal styles ranging from traditional to contemporary Christian. Together with an inspiring lyrical creativity, and powerful, uncompromising testimonies the award-winning Heritage Singers delight their audiences. The majestic orchestration of their music is displayed through brilliant in-house production and inspired creativity. > Read More

Confessions by Jennifer LaMountain - NOW SHIPPING

2008-02-28T12:22:00.001-05:00

Dear eStore Friend and Customers, The long anticipated 5th release by Jennifer LaMountain is now available at the Morning Song eStore. Produced by Lari Goss, famed arranger for artists such as Larnelle Harris and Bill Gaither, this CD features the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.
We have 30 second clips of all the songs ready for you to hear.

Come Thou Fount
Before The Throne of God
God Leads Us Along
A Mighty Fortress
My Confession
My Lord’s Prayer
If I Had My Way
The Great Medley duet Rudy Micelli
All Creatures Medley
Newborn Feeling
How Big is God/How Great Thou Art

We also have the LAMOUNTAIN COLLECTION of all 5 of her CDs on sale for only $54.90 a savings of $25.

NEW RELEASES by Steve Darmody and Jennifer LaMountain

2008-02-01T12:35:00.003-05:00

Happy New Year! We are excited about the phenomenal growth of the MSeStore in the past year. In 2007 we reached out across the world to over 150 countries, totaling over 24,000 visits to the site. We now have a total product list of over 550 CDs, cassettes, DVDs and books. Each week new services, greater discounts and new music is being added.

Thank you for being a part of this ministry which seeks to provide convenient access to the greatest Christian Music found anywhere. Our collection of 'rare finds' and new releases is growing all the time, so come visit often and tell your friends, too!

Look for special discounts for our loyal MSeStore email list members as well. You'll find $5 off coupons, free shipping, buy one get one free, and more!

Sincerely,

Steve Darmody and eStore Staff

Welcome to the MS eStore Blog

2008-01-01T16:41:00.000-05:00

Welcome to the MS eStore Blog. If you are interested in hearing about new releases, advancements, special discounts and savings, you should subscribe to our blog.

Our History:

Morning Song Music, Inc. was founded by Steve Darmody in 1979 as he began his solo recording and concert ministry. As the ministry grew, other artists of like mind and mission were invited to partner with Steve in ministry projects. Morning Song has since become a respected Christian Record Label, featuring some of the finest inspirational Christian music ministries.

As a producer of an annual Christian Artist retreat called, Christian Music Etc., Steve became acquainted with many of our nation's finest recording artists through booking them as performing artists at the retreat. Dick and Mel Tunney, Steve Amerson, Babbie Mason, Bobby Michaels, Faith First and more.

The Morning Song eStore was born to meet the need of providing a single source for the best in inspirational music. We began with our label artists and have continued to grow a list of fellow music ministries that represent the finest in gospel music.

The Morning Song eStore is a family run business. We pride ourselves in doing our best, responding always in Christian love and courtesy. We love working with customers who have the same priorities. Problems happen, but Christian grace leads us to work to fix any problem with kindness and integrity.

We hope you will enjoy our ever growing collection of Christian Music, soundtracks, and music and ministry related books.