[MN] Hark the Glad Sound!

Tue Nov 15 17:02:32 UTC 2005

Are you tired of fundraisers that have nothing to do with the  
Gospel?  Here is an opportunity to teach the faith using some of the  
great hymns of the faith, support your own congregation or school,  
and support a confessional Lutheran academy, all at once!

This CD (listed below) was produced last year, but many pastors and  
churches missed it because of the late hour of its production.  This  
year we are hoping to help with that.  And for right now, we are  
offering a special where you can purchase 10 CDs for a mere $100 ($10  
each), and then resell them for $14.  This is a very good deal, and  
the quality of this CD is of the highest caliber.

Please Call (262) 551-8182 for more information

www.christlutheranacademy.com

Peperkorn at higherthings.org

In Christ,

Pr. Todd Peperkorn

Producer

  Hark the Glad Sound!

A Collection of Hymns for

Advent, Christmas and Epiphany

sung by

Kathryn M. Peperkorn

With Rev. John M. Berg, Organ,

Christa Hegland, Instumentals

Christ Lutheran Academy is pleased to announce the release of a  
recording of hymns for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany sung by Kathryn  
M. Peperkorn. “Hark the Glad Sound!” was recorded during the month of  
October 2004 at Lamb of God Lutheran Church in Pleasant Prairie,  
Wisconsin. The recording includes organ accompaniment by Pastor John  
M. Berg, utilizing Lamb of God’s 6 rank tracker action organ.  Other  
instrumentals were performed  by Christa Hegland, and include cello,  
violin, recorders and choir chimes.

Some of the hymns include:

Hark the Glad Sound

O Savior, Rend

The Angel Gabriel

Jesus Came, the Heavens Adoring

Lo He Comes with Clouds

Comfort, Comfort, Ye My People

Now Sing We, Now Rejoice

 From heaven Above

Away in a Manger

Joy to the World

O Chief of Cities

God Loves Me Dearly

We Sing, Immanuel, Thy Praise

Angels We Have Heard on High

Oh, Rejoice, All Christians, Loudly

O Gladsome Light, O Grace

O God of God, O Light of Light

In Peace and Joy I Now Depart

Oh, Wondrous Type!

$14 each plus $3.50 for shipping and handling

Special discounts are available for larger quantities.

All proceeds benefit the ongoing work of Christ

Lutheran Academy in elementary education and

Lutheran Catechesis.

 From the Forward:

We dedicate this CD to the Parents, Teachers and Children of Christ  
Lutheran Academy. Their tenacity, faithfulness and zeal in starting a  
confessional Lutheran school is a gift to the Church and to the   
world.  These families have placed the teaching of the faith to their  
children as a priority above all else, even though this often means  
great sacrifice.  May this CD be a gift of love and encouragement as  
they journey on earth to their heavenly home.

Kathryn M. Peperkorn began her professional training at Concordia  
Teachers’ College, Seward, Nebraska, where she completed a B.S. in  
K-12 music education.  She then went on to complete a master in music  
degree in vocal performance at Ball State University in Muncie,  
Indiana.  She currently is pursuing a career in opera, and has  
performed with the Milwaukee Opera Theatre, the Chicago Opera  
Theatre, as well as other operatic and receital roles thorughout the  
United States and Europe.  She is an accomplished vocal teacher in  
the Kenosha area.

John M. Berg completed a Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia  
University Wisconsin, where he studied organ with Dr. John Behnke.   
He also holds an M.Div. from Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort  
Wayne, Indiana.  He is currently the pastor of Lamb of God Lutheran  
Church in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, and is one of the pastors of  
Christ Lutheran Academy.

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Rev. Todd A. Peperkorn, Pastor
Messiah Lutheran Church
2026 22nd Ave., Kenosha, WI 53140
(262) 551-8182 Church
(262) 551-9081 Parsonage
Peperkorn at higherthings.org
PARISH: http://messiahkenosha.org/
ACADEMY: http://www.christlutheranacademy.com/
HIGHER THINGS: http://www.higherthings.org/
http://blog.higherthings.org/peperkorn/

"The sect cannot wait; it must have everything at once, for it has no
future. The church can wait, for it does have a future. We Lutherans  
should
think of that" (The Lonely Way, Volume II, 328).
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