I don't think the answer is just having contemporary instead of traditional music. It's more than just a gimmick. You have to decide who you're trying to reach and how willing the church is to participate. And, as someone who's been on both sides of the fence, Darnall agrees there's still work to be done. Risse said Southern Hills will continue its Celebration service as long as the church believes it meets a need.
People worry so much about form and structure.
Whatever changes need to take place to deliver the unchanging message of the Gospel, Ray believes churches should be willing to do it. I believe it is really God-driven. It's not just based on what people want. And whatever helps that to happen, I'm open. E.W. Scripps Publications , All Rights Reserved.