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Sonflowerz: 10 Questions answered by the girl pop groupAmerica's SONFLOWERZ, recently touring the UK, gave their responses to the famed quizmaster. [23.06.03]
Jeni Varnadeau: Come in Number 6... your time is up!Cross Rhythms tracks down artists who've been quiet of late. This issue we speak to JENI VARNADEAU, the Nashville- based singer who had successful albums in 1996 with 'Colors Of Truth' and 1998 with 'No Hesitation'. But with the record company Pamplin going belly up Jeni seems to have been less in evidence. [23.06.03]
Time Tunnels: A journey through the history of Christian musicTrevor Kirk looks back over the decades to highlight important Christian music events [23.06.03]
Skankfest: Skanking in StourbridgeTony Cummings went to SKANKFEST, a Cross Rhythms fundraising mini-fest in Stourbridge. Here's his report. Mark Goodge took the photos. [23.06.03]
The Joystrings: Gospel Roots - Britain's hitmaking SalvationistsTony Cummings reports on the UK's Jesus music pioneers THE JOYSTRINGS [23.06.03]
Andy Park: The America-born, Canada-based worhip leaderTony Cummings spoke to worship singer and songwriter, ANDY PARK. [23.06.03]POD: Reporting on the hard music Matrix moshers
They may have lost one of their founder members but P.O.D. have come bouncing back stronger than ever. Tony Cummings reports on the continuing hard rock phenomenon that is Payable On Death. [19.06.03]
Switchfoot: Beauty and the BeatThe new album by California's SWITCHFOOT brings us another set of radio friendly songs with thought provoking lyrics. Tony Cummings chewed the fat with the band's frontman Jon Foreman. [19.06.03]
Jarrod Cooper: Hull's muician and pastor with a vision for revivalProphet, Bible teacher and musician JARROD COOPER has had a monumental vision for revival in Britain. Tony Cummings reports. [19.06.03]
London Community Gospel Choir: The Narrow Road to Abbey RoadMike Rimmer spent some time with Rev Bazil Meade, leader of the LONDON COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR. [19.06.03]
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