United Christian Faith Ministries
Why We Sing
Why We Sing is a podcast of United Christian Faith Ministries with a mission to explore the purpose, power, and significance of singing and music in our Christian walk and everyday lives. We aim to:• Interview songwriters, artists, worshippers and discuss the impact singing has on various aspects of their everyday lives and walk with Christ.• Explore the biblical significance, history, and purpose of singing and music.• Educate listeners on the power of music, styles and types of music, and encourage increased awareness and understanding of the music we listen to and the lyrics we sing.
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United Christian Faith Ministries
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4 de mar de 2026
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Kim Burrell | Called to Sing [Episode 2] 21.06.2023 16:24
Dr. Ellis sits down with the accomplished singer, song writer, producer, Pastor Kim Burrell to explore her early introduction to singing and the why, how, and when behind her singing gift. Hosted by Dr. Mark Ellis, Sr. Check out the Why We Sing video podcast on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@UCFMDigital For more information on Why We Sing and United Christian Faith Ministries, visit http://ww...
Dr. Mark Ellis. Sr. | The Vision of Why We Sing [Episode 1] 06.06.2023 27:16
Dr. Mark Ellis, the visionary behind Why We Sing discusses the purpose of the podcast and the significance and power of music and the lyrics we sing. Why We Sing is a podcast of United Christian Faith Ministries with a mission to explore the purpose, power, and significance of singing and music in our Christian walk and everyday lives. We aim to: Interview individuals from all walks of life includ...
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