Hello Central Christian Church! We often hear the term “church family” but I don’t always stop and think about what that really means. I’m not sure why, but this past week I stopped and thought about that a bit. I have some family members that live in Austin…three first cousins, once removed and their children,...
Author: Music Minister Mark Kuroski (Mark Kuroski)
An Artificially Intelligent Hymn?
A Note from our Music Minister Mark Kuroski Hi Everyone, Spring is here! What’s your favorite part of spring in Texas? Mine has got to be all of the wildflowers along the roads and in the fields. It’s amazing to me how just a few weeks ago everything was looking brown and dead, and now...
The Benefits of Singing
A Note from our Music Minister Mark Kuroski Hello Central Christian Church! I think it’s always interesting to read about the benefits of singing in a choir. Music has such aninteresting effect on the body and the mind just by listening to it…from a sad song to aninspirational one, and I believe those effects are...
Never Tell Someone They Can’t Sing!
Hello CCC! This month I’d like to chat about something I’ve heard from many people at one point oranother…they have either been told they can’t sing by someone many years ago, or they have beenthe one telling themselves they can’t sing. I recently read an article about this that I found quiteinteresting. The gist of...
Handbells For Health
Hello CCC, It’s wild to think about, but it’s coming close to the time where we need to begin preparing for Christmas! We have a beautiful full set of bells at CCC that we’ve been using to signify the start of worship each Sunday, but I’d love to use them to play a full song...
Dust Your Piano, Keep Your Passion Alive!
Sometimes I like to write my newsletter article about an upcoming music event, or plans for music at
CCC, or maybe a call out to join the bell choir etc…but this month's article is a random bit of advice and that is to "dust your piano"! Now, you may be thinking that if you don't have a piano this advice may not apply to you…but the piano is really just a placeholder, anything else can be substituted. This may seem like a strange bit of advice, let me explain…




