From an article in churchleaders.com titled "The Death of Christian Media", here is an interesting insert.
"We have created a phenomenal subculture with our own media, entertainment, educational system, and political hierarchy so that we have the sense that we’re doing a lot. But what we’ve really done is create a ghetto that is easily dismissed by the rest of society".- Bob Briner, Roaring Lambs
Collide covered both sides of the issue, but the article does point to a deep divide in the world of Christian music. Should it continue to exist as a niche industry? Should Christians move more into mainstream music? Can the business model hold up? Should it?
In a feature story in Christianity Today magazine on the issue, music marketing consultant Mark Joseph pointed out:
To read more click here.
Wow, this definitely opened up my eyes to see how things are changing in the Christian Music industry.
What do you think about the Christian Music Industry? Is there a death taking place in this industry? Should Christians move more into mainstream music? Would love to hear your take on this.
Fuego
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