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The Choir Stand Pulpit

April 23, 2026May 5, 2026 Free PressReligion

The Musical Code Switch When church musicians serve multiple congregations, the music must match the movement By Robert Wright  |  Minister of Music, New Light Baptist Church & Ludden Chapel Baptist Church  |  April 21, 2026 Every veteran church musician…

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The Choir Stand Pulpit

April 16, 2026April 22, 2026 Free PressReligion

A Column for Church Musicians & Song Leaders By Robert K. Wright  |  March 29, 2026 Are We Missing Out Because We’re Caught Up Luke 4:19  •  Rev. Tony Butler  •  New Light Baptist Church I didn’t prepare a single…

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We owe them more than a sign

April 2, 2026April 9, 2026 Free PressOpinions, Robert Wright

By Robert K. Wright Every weekday morning, I face nine-year-olds who don’t know the alphabet—not for lack of potential, but because their inheritance was spent before they arrived. Meanwhile, we gather on Saturdays with signs, demanding seats at tables we…

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The Choir Stand Pulpit

April 2, 2026April 21, 2026 Free PressReligion

A Column for Church Musicians & Song Leaders By Robert Wright  |  March 29, 2026 If Only Genesis 16:1–6  •  Rev. Marcus Davis  •  Ludden Chapel Baptist Church Before Rev. Marcus Davis preached “If Only” from Genesis 16:1–6 last Sunday…

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The Choir Stand Pulpit

March 26, 2026March 31, 2026 Free PressReligion

Roots, restoration, and the songs that lift without lecturing — a lesson from Jeremiah 17:7-8 By Robert Wright  |  Ludden Chapel Baptist Church  |  March 28, 2026 There is a difference between a tree and a shrub. Jeremiah 17:7-8 draws…

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The Choir Stand Pulpit

March 19, 2026May 5, 2026 Free PressReligion

When joy is the text, let your music make the case — a lesson from Habakkuk 3:17-19By Robert Wright | New Light Baptist Church | October 12, 2025 Some texts dare you to feel what they say. Habakkuk 3:17-19 is…

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The Choir Stand Pulpit

March 12, 2026March 18, 2026 Free PressReligion

Aligning your song service with the sermon—a lesson from Romans 8:18By Robert Wright | Ludden Chapel Baptist Church A worship service is not a concert followed by a sermon. It is one continuous act of proclamation — and the music…

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-- Celebrating Birthdays Today: Andre Davis, Julius A. Greggs, Leonard Washington, Dorine Allen, In Loving Memory of Willie Zimmerman, Jr., James Pruitt, Debra Ann Lewis, TaShala Lewis, Beverly Hicks, Warner D. Campbell, In Loving Memory of Pearl Ross, Jarvis Wilhite, Brenda Higgins, Medria B. Nolley, Larry Griffin, Sr., In Loving Memory of Izola Nash Washington, Mario Powell, Jr., Terraus Harris, Levi Washington, Dorothy Jackson Johnson, Bertha Manning, Luwjonia McClinton. (9)
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--- On this day in 1970, the Paramount Theater (formerly the Saenger) closed its doors downtown Monroe. (56)
--- This week in 1974 Ralph Hall, assistant to the mayor, announced meetings to build unity in the Black community. Read More. (52)
--- This week in 1974 H. Austin Miller called for release of city audit prior to tax election. Letter to Editor. Read More (52)
-- This week in 1997 Roy Shelling was suspended for a second time over sexual harassment complaints at Lincoln Elementary. Angered, he announced his retirement at a school assembly. (29)
This week in 1999 Mayor Abe Pierce announced that 800 of the city's lowest paid workers would receive raises. (27)
--- This week in 2000 some city school board members frustrated about the slow pace of Carroll High School renovations. (26)
On this day in 2012, Gerri Jackson was crowned Miss Grambling State University. (14)

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