The Songs of Hope gospel music podcast includes the following songs: The Couriers – O What a Time (02:28) The Village Singers – Unclouded Day (02:05) The Blind Boys of Mississippi – Where He Leads Me (02:44) Our Christian who made a difference is Mary Reibey Words for Life is by Rev Mark Durie of Oaktree Anglican. His talk title
Read moreListen again to an Australian Christian music set from Songs of Hope on 10April2016. Songs include: Crossway Baptist/Roma Waterman – God is great (04:59) Resource Christian Music – 878 Better is One Day (05:52) Aliki – At Your Throne (04:06) The Christian News Bulletin for 10April2016 is also attached below. Songs of Hope prayer for 10April2016 was Psalm 24 – “Who
Read moreBEST MEDICINE – reminder: today and tomorrow (9 & 19/4) it’s Garden Releaf, at your local independent garden centre, to raise funds for Beyond Blue. There are lots of events for kids and adults. Recently, I had John Parish (from The Gardeners Corner Store) in studio to share his knowledge about the benefits of gardens and gardening and his enthusiasm. Garden Releaf -the
Read moreSongs of Hope this Sunday 10/4/16 has two features. The first is the talk by Rev Mark Durie at 7:30am. His talk is his Easter Sunday talk “The promise purpose and power of Easter” and goes for 20 minutes. The second feature at 8:45am is the story of Mary Reibey, an amazing early settler in our New South Wales colony.
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we tell you all about Brian Wilson’s ‘Pet Sounds 50 year anniversary’ show from the Palais Theatre last Sunday and we’ll play some Beach Boys classics that featured on the night. We’ll also play some of the best new music from Australia and overseas and continue our look at the finest tracks of the millennia so
Read moreSaturday morning from 10am until noon on Radio Ga Ga the theme of the day will be songs written as tributes to friends who died. Some are known such as Stevie Nicks “Edge of Seventeen”, Neil Young’s “Tonights the Night”, George Harrison’s “All Those Years Ago” and The Pretenders “Back on the Chain Gang” but there are plenty of other
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