You've Lost That Lovin Feeling

You’ve Lost That Lovin Feeling

Words of the Week – You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling

Rev. Dr. Kelvin T. Calloway, Contributing WriterFebruary 13, 2019

Scripture: Revelation 2:1-5 As our Church School has led us in the celebration of our heritage during this second month of the year, last year they highlighted the contributions that our ancestors made in the field of music; the universal language. Music has been called the universal language because it transcends race, ethnicities and cultures. The contributions of our ancestors to the field of music from the spirituals, to gospel, to jazz, to the blues, to rhythm and blues are too numerous to name. Today I’d like to just highlight a few. The influence of the music of our ancestors

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Words of the Week – You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling

Rev. Dr. Kelvin T. Calloway, Contributing WriterFebruary 21, 2018

Scripture: Revelation 2:1-5 As our Church School has led us in the celebration of our heritage during February, we have been acknowledging the contributions that African Americans have made in the field of music. Music has been called the universal language because it transcends race, ethnicities and cultures. The contributions of our ancestors to the field of music – from the spirituals, to gospel, to jazz, to the blues, to rhythm and blues – are too numerous to name, but I’d like to highlight a few. The influence of African Americans can be found in all genres of music. From