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Musical Awards - Right for Christians? |
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In July KBC choir joined in helping one of its members, Dr Wilbroad Mutale, to launch his album titled “Amaka ya bwingi” (the power of working together). Wilbroad went on appear on various TV and radio shows in Zambia to promote his album and the gospel message in the songs he wrote. The most widely read newspaper in Zambia, The Post Newspaper of 11th December 2009, has the following article announcing music video awards to be presented: |
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia  Musical notations To many, music is a way of life, such as it is to the Native Americans, who use their music to pray. Many still use this practice today, who have found their hearts in the melodies. Greek philosophers and ancient Indians defined music as tones ordered horizontally as melodies and vertically as harmonies. |
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The Challenge of Change in Music |
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In June this year Kabwata Baptist Church participated in the National Agricultural Show by having an outreach stand in the show grounds. The theme of the Show Society invited participants to reflect on the challenge of change. The members of KBC Music ministry were encouraged to think about this in the sphere of music. Here is one offering… 
KBC music ministry performing |
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Every second year in November Kabwata Baptist Church holds a one day open seminar called “Day of special studies”. The elders choose a topic that would aid the Church in its mission to be a light and salt to the world and this is opened up by three session presentations, group and plenary discussions. This year the topic was “Christian volunteerism-The vanguard of civilization”. Pastor Conrad Mbewe, who himself does quite a bit of volunteerism with the Young Men’s Christian Association among other groups, was the main speaker. Here is what we learnt… 
Pastor Mbewe speaking at Day of Special studies |
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Lessons from Michael Jackson's life and death - Part 3 |
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Part III – The Music By Charles Kachikoti In the mid-1990s, one of the surviving fathers of Zambian journalism stood in the middle of the Times of Zambia Ndola newsroom and said, “All journalists, writers and other artists are mad people.”We all sniggered at that. But what Terence Musuku meant was that artists see sights, hear sounds, touch not-as-yet things and visit sights places long before the rest of the people do. Michael Jackson - curtesy CSB Interactive |
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Lessons from Michael Jackson's life and death - Part 2 |
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Part II – Issues of the Occult By Charles Kachikoti The announcement in the Thriller video was that a legion of ghouls had emerged from Hell to dance with Michael Jackson and turn his career into a legend incomparable. While his publicists later denied any putative links with the occult, not everybody missed the proclamation made in a boy-loves-girl situation in the early moments of the video. There he tells this girl: “I’m not like other guys. I’m different.” Michael Jackson - curtesy CSB Interactive |
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Lessons from Michael Jackson's Life and Death |
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The sudden death of Pop music icon Michael Jackson drew all sorts of responses. Charles Kachikoti published a three part article in the Zambian newspaper the “Times of Zambia” seeking to draw lessons from a gospel musician’s perspective on the life and death of Michael Jackson. Charles has been a Christian (born again) for 29 years now, a Journalist for 24 years, a Gospel musician and music teacher (instruments and voice) for 27 years. He is an “old school” Pentecostal in terms of theological persuasion. Read on ... Michael Jackson - Courtesy CBS Interactive |
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