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Pinoy Christian Music
http://pinoychristianmusic.blogspot.com
one stop shop for all pinoy contemporary christian music events, news and albums. concentrates of visiting foreign artists like lifehouse, hillsong united. contains many exclusives from behind the scenes.
- Added on: May 31st, 2008
- Country: Philippines
- Language: English
- Author: jomar hilario
- Listed in: Music Christianity
- Tags: music christian Pinoy ccm hillsong lifehouse
Recent Posts
Switchfoot\'s Holiday Package Is Here, Exclusive LIVE DVD
Give yourself a favor and buy original for once this Christmas! Dear Friends - The Holidays are right around the corner, which means our special Holiday Package is now available! This year our new live DVD - 'The Best Yet - Live' - is ...
Follow lots of people in TWITTER assignment
1. Open my Twitter account. jomarhilario --> username 2. In another tab, Go here: John Chow’s followers! You Open his follower’s page and click the follow button all the way from the top to bottom. You can follow 20 users in less than a mi...
JesusFreakHideout FB and TWITTER assignment
JesusFreakHideout FB and TWITTER assignment 1. go to http://jesusfreakhideout.com/news/September09.asp go to http://jesusfreakhideout.com/news/November09.asp go to http://jesusfreakhideout.com/news/October09.asp Look for names of Christian Artists (...
Be a Skillet Facebook Fan@!
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Christianity Today\'s Jon Foreman Interview about "Hello Hurricane"
Hope Is Not a Sunny DayJon Foreman and Switchfoot sing about the muck and mess of real life—and finding hope amid the darkness—on their new album, Hello Hurricane. Collin Hansen | posted 11/11/2009 1 of 3 Since Switchfoot released O...
Steven Curtis Chapman\'s "Beauty Will Rise" saddest album EVER
The death of Steven Curtis Chapman's adoptive daughter is what spawned his latest album, Beauty Will Rise. The album itself is not really your typical SCC release, as the album lacks both SCC signature contemporary pop/worship sound and his var...
