During my visit to Trinity School for Ministry last week, the Very Rev. Dr. Henry L. "Laurie" Thompson III, was kind enough to pre...

Last week I was privileged to speak at two educational institutions in the Pittsburgh area, Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge and Gen...

In recent months I have made the acquaintance of Philippe Lacombe, a Frenchman who maintains a blog devoted to the Genevan Psalter , along w...

Having recently received a copy of the Dorz/Modoveanu Psalter from my friend Eugen Tămaș, who is visiting the United States from his native...

Shortly before Christmas, I received in the mail the new and expanded edition of the Romanian-language metrical psalter, Cântările Psalmilor...

I love the work that the good people behind Psałterz Poznański are doing to render the Psalms in singable form. Their latest offering is Ge...

Two passages in Paul's letters make reference to the liturgical triad of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. These are Colossians 3:16 a...

For Christmas 2009 my wife gave me a copy of the 1903 facsimile edition of the Bay Psalm Book of 1640, the first book to be published in the...

My recent post on The Canterbury Trail: worship and reformation has been translated into Portuguese and posted at Lecionário: A Trilha de C...

The Rev. John F. MacArthur is the long-time pastor of Grace Community Church, Sun Valley, California, USA and has a radio and television min...

A sample of our work (click to enlarge) As promised, I am privileged to share some good news concerning my Genevan Psalter project of which...

Although evangelical protestants stopped singing the Psalms some two centuries ago, there is so much good news to share with respect to effo...

St. Bonaventure I recently discovered something called the Psalter of the Blessed Virgin Mary , ascribed to the 13th-century Italian bishop ...

Christianity Today carries an article about the completion of one couple's pandemic-era project to sing through all the psalms and post...

After hearing a Romanian congregation singing the Traian Dorz/Nicolae Moldoveanu version of Psalm 23, I decided to come up with an English v...

Robert Webber Modern Reformation recently published an article by Gillis Harp with a very long title: Evangelicals on the Canterbury Trail:...

William Eby has posted something in First Things today that has relevance to my own interests in this blog: How to read the cursing Psalms ...

Another gem from the Dorz/Moldoveanu Psalter, recently republished in a new edition: Psalmul 130 la Conferința "Cântați lui Dumnezeu Ps...

Since I was a young man, I have followed the ancient western pattern of daily prayer associated with the Benedictines, known as the daily of...