Bücher von Mark Evans

This research-based book outlines career models for artists, methods of creative engagement, artistic options including individuality and branding, production practices, the realities of being a musician in the new industries, and implications for popular music education.

There has been much passionate debate and emotion aroused by the introduction of contemporary music styles into the modern church. While these debates have rarely produced a victor, the detrimental effects of them have resonated throughout many Protestant churches worldwide. Rather than simply fuelling this debate further, Open Up The Doors represents an attempt to provide objective criteria and analytical frameworks by which the quality and function of contemporary congregational music can be assessed. The latest music from Hillsong, Soul Survivor, Parachute, Vineyard, Christian City and others is examined in order to reveal both the beneficial and dangerous trends occurring in modern church music. Open Up The Doors considers how well modern music is serving the modern church, and also how effectively it is operating as a musical form in the secular culture that surrounds it.

This book is more than just a retelling of the information about this weight loss strategy. It is a comprehensive guide that will give you everything you need - from the basic information to the practical information necessary to make intermittent fasting a lifestyle.

In this book, you will learn all about meal prepping. According to studies, the easiest way to organically shed excess weight is to make your own homemade dishes to make sure that you utilize fresh and whole ingredients. Doing so also lets you cut back on harmful ingredients that are the main causes of weight gain and other lifestyle diseases.

It is deemed a lifestyle condition because what typically triggers it is a series of lifestyle decisions that a person makes including diet and level of physical activity. Your recovery is also completely in your hands. The DASH diet is one way to manage the condition and ensure that not only is the damage minimized.