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Pathways to professional training: a multinational study of psychotherapy trainees. [PDF]

open access: yesBMC Psychol
Willutzki U   +6 more
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Thirty Years of Contemporary Christian Music in Hong Kong

Journal of Creative Communications, 2013
Contemporary Christian music (CCM) in general refers to a music genre that carries Christian messages with popular music styles. Today CCM in US has evolved into a genre that has its own magazines, charts, awards as well as being listed as multiple Grammy categories, and certainly also making good sales. In Hong Kong, for 30 years, a creative community
exaly   +2 more sources

Canons in Collision: Hymns and Contemporary Christian Music

Liturgy, 2009
Many Christians are aware of the tension that has been created because of the sharp contrast between the hymnic (traditional) and contemporary music styles.
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The Neoliberalization of Contemporary Christian Music’s New Social Gospel

Geoforum, 2013
Abstract This paper explores how Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) forges neoliberal subjectivities. CCM, popular music featuring evangelical Christian lyrics, is one of the most widely consumed forms of commercial entertainment for America’s 70–80 million white evangelical Christians.
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Without Divine Intervention: Contemporary Christian Music Radio and Audience Transference

Journal of Media and Religion, 2006
A historical multistation, single market switch in radio frequencies provides the context for a case study analysis of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) radio. This investigation explores the interaction between a CCM-formatted radio station's listenership, salient station attributes, and promotional strategies that have been identified in the ...
Robert Abelman
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Evangelizing Through Appropriation: Toward a Cultural Theory on the Growth of Contemporary Christian Music

Journal of Media and Religion, 2003
Mass media and the culture it carries have been identified as a key site of conflict in the so-called culture wars, pitting evangelical Christians against mainstream American society. Paradoxically, Evangelicals historically have appropriated the spectrum of forms of popular culture in America and secular commercial practices for evangelizing vehicles ...
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Christian Rap in Latvia: A New Page in the History of Contemporary Christian Music in Baltic Christianity

Occasional Papers on Religion in Eastern Europe, 2022
Excerpt: "In the context of the Soviet period and the huge effectiveness of Christian gospel rock as a vehicle of evangelization, however, these innovations’ proximity to “worldly” music, and the notion of protest and/or renewal that came along, provided the necessary attraction for Christians, converts, and people interested in contemporary Western ...
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