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Marty Parks

Marty Parks is a composer, arranger, orchestrator and producer with over 900 songs and arrangements in print. His work is represented by major choral print publishers around the country. He is a frequent conference leader and workshop speaker whose first devotional book, Quiet Moments for Worship Leaders, came out of his own experience in reflecting on the word of God, and out of his passion to see the same developed in others. His work, as well as current projects, activities and appearances, can be found at martyparks.com.
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4 Ideas to Bring the Word into Worship

February 20, 2014

I have a pastor friend who said on one occasion as he stood to preach: “The Word of God is the.

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"... and He made the stars."

February 14, 2014

It's amazing! I got a phone call the other night. That's not the amazing part, except that it was.

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Wounded Healer

February 06, 2014

I've seen and heard the term a lot lately. Generally, it's been used in referring to therapeutic.

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Landmarks... Don't Miss Them

January 27, 2014

I'm writing this on the evening before Pine Lake Music's Music Atlanta begins. Music Atlanta is an.

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New "Re-discovering Proverbs" Devotional Series

January 20, 2014

Welcome to ANCIENT WISDOM, EVERYDAY WORSHIP: Rediscovering Proverbs!

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Searching For The Real Thing

January 13, 2014

I got to visit Washington, D.C. recently. As I always do when I'm in our nation's capital, I tried.

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A New Year's Expectation Of Worship

January 03, 2014

I've got friends who ask for advice, but what they really want is affirmation. They ask for.

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So, What's Your Story?

December 16, 2013

Imagine that a visitor entered your sanctuary or worship center next Sunday morning. This visitor.

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Everything I Don't Know About Christmas

December 02, 2013

EVERYTHING I DON'T KNOW ABOUT CHRISTMAS (What's in a name, anyway?)

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What If?

November 25, 2013

What if, just for this Sunday, when we entered our place of worship, we didn't sing to try to.

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