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China’s War On Christians Intensifies


B y: Stan Guthrie
June 6, 2019



A proverb from the Song Dynasty of a millennium ago states , “Thick mountains could not stop the river from flowing into the sea.” Thirty years after the slaughter of pro-democracy protesters at Tiananmen Square , China’s persecuted Christians certainly hope the saying proves true in their case.

Turning its back on a reform policy that by and large recognized Christians as good citizens, the bellicose Communist government , led by President Xi Jinping, lately has been doing everything it can to block the mighty river of Chinese Christianity.

According to China-watchers Nina Shea and Bob Fu , the country’s Christian presence has grown to possibly more than 100 million people (36 million in official, state-recognized churches), compared with a Communist Party membership of just 90 million. The church growth among China’s 1.4 billion people has come on the heels of disillusionment both with the Party and the spiritual vacuum created by the country’s economic and social disruptions.

Fenggang Yang of Purdue says that China might be home to as many as 247 million Christians by 2030. These kinds of numbers have shocked Communist Party officials. Fu’s organization, ChinaAid, recently downloaded some accidentally posted internal Chinese documents that revealed the government’s desire to “contain the overheated growth of Christianity.”

Old regulations concerning churches are now being enforced, including those that ban minors from going to church and Sunday schools and Bible camps from operating. In some churches, Christian symbols are being replaced with pictures of Xi. Hundreds of churches have had their crosses removed and been forced to fly the Chinese flag and sing patriotic songs. Online Bible purchases are now illegal. The Communist Party, which is officially atheistic, has assumed direct control of all churches.

“Some urban underground megachurches were shut down,” Shea and Fu report. “Thousands of congregants were arrested and several prominent Protestant pastors received lengthy prison sentences. Earlier [in May], the regime launched a nationwide campaign to eradicate unregistered churches.”

As is always the case in China, some areas are more problematic than others. “Last year in Henan province,” Shea and Fu say, “10,000 Protestant churches were ordered shut, even though most were registered with the state. During 2018, more than one million Christians were threatened or persecuted and 5,000 arrested.”

Last December, police rounded up Pastor Wang Yi and his wife, Jiang Rong, along with 100 members of his Early Rain congregation in Chengdu. Wang and his wife are charged with “inciting subversion,” which carries a penalty of up to 15 years in prison. The church is gone from the three floors it rented, replaced by a business association and a construction company. The Guardian reports that the 1,500-member Zion church in Beijing was shut down after its pastor refused to install closed-circuit television to monitor members.

Although the Vatican and Chinese officials reached an agreement allowing Xi to appoint some Catholic bishops, two Marian pilgrimage shrines were destroyed, several underground Catholic priests and a bishop were forced into Communist “re-education” sessions, and two dozen Catholic churches in Hebei are being torn down.

These measures and more prompted Open Doors to move China up from No. 43 to No. 27 on its annual World Watch List of countries where it’s most difficult to be a Christian. It’s a massive jump. “The Chinese government,” notes Christopher Summers, “… works hard to make sure nothing in the country is a threat to the absolute authority of the Party—and its chairman, Xi Jinping.”

“The Chinese Communist Party wants to be the God of China and the Chinese people,” says Huang Xiaoning , pastor of the Guangzhou Bible Reformed Church, which has been closed twice in the past year. “But according to the Bible only God is God. The government is scared of the churches.”

According to reporter Lily Kuo in Chengdu, authorities are concerned not only by the growth of Christianity, but by the boldness of some of its leaders to speak out on social issues and civil rights. Every year Early Rain’s Wang, a noted public intellectual, commemorates the Tiananmen Square massacre and serves as an advocate for parents and families harmed by everything from faulty vaccines to substandard construction.

“Early Rain church is one of the few who dare to face what is wrong in society,” one member told Kuo. “Most churches don’t dare talk about this, but we obey strictly obey [sic] the Bible, and we don’t avoid anything.”

Observers say that authorities don’t want to wipe out Christianity, as their predecessors attempted to do during the Cultural Revolution. According to Ying Fuk Tsang, director of the Christian Study Centre on Chinese Religion and Culture at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, “President Xi Jinping is trying to establish a new order on religion, suppressing its blistering development. [The government] aims to regulate the ‘religious market’ as a whole.”

Indeed. More than a million Uighur Muslims have been forced into concentration camps, along with some Christian converts as well. The New York Times reports that the Chinese government is employing artificial intelligence facial recognition technology to monitor and target the Uighurs. Tibetan Buddhists, meanwhile, are  prohibited from displaying photos  of the Dalai Lama. Falun Gong adherents by the hundreds have been arrested.

If misery truly loves company, then Christians ought to be thrilled, because they have plenty. Yet while there are many mountains of opposition blocking their way, Chinese believers in Jesus have good reason to believe that God will continue to allow the gospel to flow.


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Holy Hip Hop: Religion Department Finds New Beat


The world of hip-hop with its melodic beats, profane language and sometimes violent imagery, seems far removed from the prayers, songs and practices that often accompany religion. The new honors course “Religion and Hip-Hop” aims to bridge the gap between these two worlds at California Lutheran University (www.CalLuteran.edu).


Designed and taught by Associate Professor of Religion Rahuldeep Gill, he said he is excited to update the class throughout the years to come.


“This class is a juxtaposition of two things that don’t really go together, but if you look closely, they go together in really interesting and informative ways,” Gill said. “Once I learn what students like throughout the semester, I will definitely be remixing this class for as long as they let me teach it.”


With 10 years of teaching experience at California Lutheran University, Gill said he is always looking to push his students to explore new areas of learning.


According to the Cal Lutheran course catalog, this course highlights the relationship between hip-hop and religion in three ways: “the religious streams within hip-hop culture, hip-hop culture as a meaning-making system that parallels the work of religions, and hip-hop culture as giving voice to global religious concerns beyond its original American urban contexts.”


Gill said hip-hop and religion are related through art, clothes and the way people talk- everyone associates with hip-hop. Gill said one of the main things hip-hop and religion have in common is how they both engage people’s bodies.


“Hip-hop is a culture and an experience, and in this course we will look at how hip-hop has been used by religion or religious people to spread the gospel and bring people together,” Gill said.


Gill said that the first hip-hop event was a party in a steamy, sweaty basement in the lower Bronx. The party grew and, eventually, people got more and more attached to it.


Gill has many goals for the students taking this course. He said, one, is for the students to see the course as a way to navigate their own reality.

Sophomore Maramawit Bereda said she took this class because she was curious about how religion and hip-hop could work together.

Through the class, she said she has been able to understand hip-hop a little more like what exactly it is and why it has so much history.
“In this class, being able to see different races come together in a classroom to talk about rap is amazing. I’ve started to see that other people from different races relate to rap, and how it has affected everyone’s lives,” Bereda said.


As a practicing Christian, Bereda said she used to feel slightly guilty when she listened to rap music, but now she feels more courageous and happy to listen, because she has found a lot of things that resonate to her Christianity through the music.
Gill said that hip-hop today is so diverse and no one really knows how large it is.


“Hip- Hop illuminates the hypocrisies in society and illuminates the parts where life doesn’t seem to make sense, and it creates new meaning out of there,” Gill said.


Adina Nack, the new director of the University Honors Program, assisted Gill in starting this class.


“A course like Religion and Hip-hop exemplifies the goals of the University Honors Program, in that students are being challenged to engage across traditional academic disciplines in order to explore complex topics that resonate with contemporary spiritual, social and political issues,” Nack said.


She said her goal as the new director is to increase the variety of course offerings for honors electives so that students have unique opportunities to explore exciting academic questions and learn new skills.


“I foresee a course, such as Religion and Hip-Hop, inspiring students to think beyond their academic major and career goals as they focus on learning from professors who motivate them to examine new sources of knowledge, which can enrich their overall undergraduate experience,” Nack said.


Source: Luisa Virgen

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Support GospelCity.com


By admin, 2018-12-02

Dear GospelCity.com Family:

For the past 20 years, GospelCity.com has served as beacon of light in the community, with its #1 Goal, to spread the Gospel worldwide.  The services that GospelCity.com has provided via its new platform enable Artists, Ministries, Labels and Members to reach the masses at $0.00 24/7. No other platform has done this, asking nothing for return for so long and to date: GospelCity.com has never received a donation or even an offer of donation from any of its members but nevertheless GospelCity.com has stayed consistently online for the community serving millions of visitors as the #1 and largest indie Gospel music portal on the planet with over 4000 members.

I am writing today to ask each of you to consider donating to GospelCity.com any amount that you feel like donation $1.00 or more is fine, as any amount is better than $0.00. These funds will be used for operating expenses (which run in thousands of dollars), and any excess funds will go to marketing and promotions for 2019 and beyond. 

To donate, please click the following link on GospelCity.com homepage (Donate); or click/copy/paste the link below in your web-browser and again no donation is too small and all donations will be greatly appreciated.

Donate Paypal Link: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=MKNJKT4V8DT8S&source= url

or go Gospelcity.com homepage and click Donate button on homepage.

All donors will gain 'Featured' Artists Status on the home-page of the site as well as e-blasts and be designated as 'Platinum' in a Press Release and Article posted on site (featuring Artist, Member, Label, Ministry) and your profile will continue to have unlimited access, ability to sell your music online, blogs, video, etc., etc. These same features on any other site would run anywhere from $50 to $100 per year, but presently on GospelCity.com, the fee is $0.00.

Thank you for your consideration. 

Best Wishes for a Merry Christmas,

Richard Cox, General Manager

GospelCity.com

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October 24, 2018 - Atlanta/Nashville - Powerful Street Minister of The Gospel ("Brotha Dre"), powered by 3HMobile, Capitol Christian Music Group (CCMG), a division of Capitol Music Group and wholly-owned subsidiary of Universal Music Group, continues to gain momentum in 2018 with a pipeline of Hit Music Releases, with more on the way.

Brotha Dre Music Releases Powered by CCMG and 3HMobile (to access, on your favorite listening device, please click/copy/paste music links listed below):

1. Losing My Mind (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at):

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2. God vs Man (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at):

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3. L4DK (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at) :

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4. Pray (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at):

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5. Worthy (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at):

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6. Whippin (Available Digital Stores Worldwide at):

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Upcoming Music Releases by Brotha Dre:
1. Chosen – Scheduled for 11/9

2. Black Sheep – Scheduled for 11/9

About 3HMobile: 3HMobile specializes in inspirational social media, music and entertainment, leveraging a proprietary digital member subscriber network of aficionados of street ministry, radio and internet platforms, growing virally (via word-of-mouth) at a rapid rate For more information on rising independent Ministers of the Gospel visit: http://www.3HMobile.com

About Capitol Christian Music Group Capitol Christian Music Group (CCMG) is the world's leading Christian Music company and market leader in recorded music and music publishing. Capitol Christian Music Group operates several divisions, including CCMG Label Group (Sparrow Records, ForeFront Records, sixstepsrecords, Hillsong, Jesus Culture), Motown Gospel and CCMG Publishing (including Brentwood-Benson Music Publications). CCMG owned labels are home to artists Chris Tomlin, Amy Grant, TobyMac, Tasha Cobbs, Jeremy Camp, Hillsong United, Matt Redman, Mandisa, Tye Tribbett, Crowder, Passion Band, Karl Jobe and many others. Capitol CMG Publishing, in addition to publishing most of the CCMG labels' premier artist/writers, represents many of the leading writers in Christian/Gospel including Ben Glover, David Garcia, Kirk Franklin, Mark Hall, Brenton Brown and many more. Key Distribution partners include The Gaither Music Group, Centricity Records, Marantha Music, InPop Records, Worthy Book Publishing and Cinedigm Entertainment. Led by Chairman & CEO Peter York and a strong executive team of long-time Christian and Gospel music veterans, Capitol Christian Music Group is characterized by a passionate commitment to their artists, songwriters, customers, business partners, and one another, as well as a strong spirit of community service. CCMG is a division of Capitol Music Group (CMG), led by Chairman and CEO Steve Barnett, which is a wholly owned division within Universal Music Group (UMG), the global music leader with strong market positions in recorded music, music publishing, and merchandising.

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Apple CEO Tim Cook warns your data is 'being weaponized' against you


Apple CEO Tim Cook is calling for the U.S. and countries around the world to enhance their privacy protections for consumers, warning that failing to do so could prove destructive.

“Today [the private information] trade has exploded into a data industrial complex. Our own information, from the everyday to the deeply personal, is being weaponized against us with military efficiency,” Cook said at a conference in Brussels on data privacy Wednesday.

While lauding countries such as those in the European Union for implementing stricter privacy regulation throughout recent years – including the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – Cook specifically called out the U.S. for not doing enough. He said Apple supports the implementation of comprehensive federal privacy laws across the globe that minimize data collection, let users know what data is being collected, allow users to access that data and keep all of their information secure.

Cook went on to say that opposing privacy regulation “isn’t just wrong, it is destructive.”

As companies collect more and more data, he warns, businesses may have a fuller profile of an individual than the individual even has of herself.

“We shouldn’t sugarcoat the consequences. This is surveillance,” he said. “This should make us very uncomfortable. It should unsettle us.”


This year, technology companies have come under scrutiny for failing to safeguard users. Earlier this year, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey were called to testify on Capitol Hill regarding ways they planned to secure their platforms against rogue actors attempting to unduly influence users – particularly ahead of the midterm elections. It was revealed that a collection of Russian hackers gained access to Facebook’s platforms in an attempt to interfere in the U.S. presidential election.


Further, more than 80 million Facebook users were notified earlier this year that their data was wrongly accessed by Cambridge Analytica.

While Cook did not mention any of his Silicon Valley rivals by name, he noted many in the tech world would say stricter privacy regulation would prevent businesses from reaching their true potential.

In California, lawmakers are looking to advance data regulations similar to the GDPR in the European Union by 2020. The  GDPR  is an effort to transfer more control over personal data, like addresses and phone numbers, from large companies back to individuals, affecting how companies obtain, use, store and secure data.

Executives from Google and Facebook were set to address the same conference in Brussels later on Wednesday. When contacted by FOX Business, Google pointed to a blog post on privacy published last month.

Facebook Chief Privacy Officer Erin Egan said at the conference she would also support legislation similar to the GDPR, as reported by The FInancial Times. A spokesperson for the company reiterated Egan's sentiments that she supports "strong and effective privacy legislation."

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Top 250 Holy Hip Hop Songs


By admin, 2018-04-26

TOP 250 HOLY HIP HOP SONGS

Los Angeles/Atlanta/New York (April 26, 2018) –ChristianHipHop.com announced its Official List of Top 250 Holy Hip Hop Songs, From Ministers of the Gospel over the past 20+ years (1996-2018), that are enlightening the community, changing the paradigm and steadily elevating the Holy Hip Hop Genre of music ministry (a/k/a - christian hip hop, hip hop gospel, gospel hip hop, gospel rap, christian rap, hip hop ministry) to higher ground worldwide in furtherance of the global movement/mission to Take The Gospel To The Streets, as follows:

 

  1. I Am That I Am - Cross Movement

  2. It Don't Stop - Mr. Del

  3. Hallelujah All Day - Datin

  4. Preacher Man - Canton Jones

  5. Resistance Iz Futile - Corey Red & Precise

  6. Cost of Blood – Sincere Israel

  7. Favor – Ambassador

  8. OhKay - K-Drama

  9. Few Are Chosen - Lil Raskull

  10. Not Soft - Cash Hollistah

  11. Call Em Out - Dre Marshall

  12. Passion - R. Swift

  13. King - Bravo

  14. Motivation - This'l

  15. Give Yo Life – Pettidee

  16. FireProof - F.T.F.

  17. Solar-Powered - Brinson

  18. P31 – Murk

  19. Changed - Hansoul

  20. In The Air - 2Edge

  21. Hip-Hop Music - Phanatik

  22. Fall - Sevin

  23. Righteous - Fro

  24. Die Daily - Sean Slaughter

  25. Tell The World - Lecrae

  26. I'm A Christian - Bizzle

  27. Head Up High - Rawsrvnt

  28. I'll Be Good - Gospel Gangstaz

  29. Fired Up - Infamous

  30. Reach - WayneJTM

  31. My Lane - Dre Murray

  32. All The Way - The Watchman

  33. Out of Here - Garett Lee

  34. Let Me In - Zion

  35. Why Can't They Hear Me - KNINE

  36. 4-U - K-Love

  37. Feel Good Music - Minister Blak

  38. Virtuous Woman - Tragedy

  39. Wait - State

  40. Where My Christians At - Dice Gamble

  41. Jumpin - Derek Minor

  42. Dear Slim - KJ-52

  43. Blowin Up - Hallel P

  44. Round Em Up - Canon

  45. Get Live (He Alive) - Fedel

  46. Way Up - Tedashii

  47. I Ain't Runnin - Desciple

  48. That's What You Are - D. Reed

  49. Rockstar - Cheno Lyfe

  50. Worthy - Brother Dre

  51. So Blessed - J. Kwest

  52. Out Tha Box - Easop

  53. Dont Be Mad - BB-Jay

  54. Y U Runnin - XROSS

  55. Until I Pass Out - Uncle Reece

  56. Holy Ghost Fire - T-Haddy

  57. Praise Him - Shei Atkins

  58. 1234 - JD Eyebrows

  59. HodgePodge - Kambino

  60. Young, Fly & Saved – M3

  61. In Da Streetz - 2Five

  62. National Anthem - Mark J

  63. Turn This Up - T-Bone

  64. Work It Out - Erica Mason

  65. Lets Go - D-M.A.U.B.

  66. All I Have – NF

  67. The Gaze - Proverb Newsome

  68. Come On - Breeve Eazy

  69. Let It Glow - TP9

  70. Poison - Double

  71. Salute - True

  72. Champion - Warriors of The Cross

  73. Rock – Ty Scott

  74. Belongs To You - Damion Orlando

  75. Grace and Mercy - Swisaboi

  76. Choose This Day - Todd Tense

  77. Backslider - Sandor

  78. Stop Playin - Tre-9

  79. Rep Christ Yal - Doulos

  80. Set Us On Fire - Tawanna Ross

  81. The King – Brother Mario

  82. Rollin - NAK Daniels

  83. Tap In – Zelus

  84. Let's Get It - 1KPhew

  85. Tuff - J.A.Z.

  86. Party - Dfizzle Mayne

  87. Repent Or Perish - Obadiah-1

  88. I Believe – Holy Hot Boyz

  89. The Warning – Bari Tunstill

  90. Finally Here - Chozen

  91. Unorthodox - Urban D

  92. Sweet Victory - Trip Lee

  93. Real Love - Buckbarnabas

  94. Clarion Call – Army of the Lord Champions

  95. Dive – Social Club Misfits

  96. Church Gone Wild - Future Kid

  97. Elder Road - S.O.

  98. I Believe – KB

  99. Get It Str8 - Lil Dre

  100. Hope - Da Truth

  101. Rapid Fire - Keep The Word

  102. Lev. 11:45 – C.Micah

  103. Do What It Do - Richie Righteous

  104. Passing Blessings - Keylin Santana

  105. You Can't Stop Me – Andy Mineo

  106. Illusions - Choze

  107. I'm In The Streets - Japhia Life

  108. Snap Bounce - The Clergy

  109. Big Tymin - Scooda

  110. 100Ms - Chris Elijah

  111. Eternity – Brandi Booth

  112. Forever - Rio24K

  113. Pray - LANDR

  114. Ravens - Least of All (L.O.A.)

  115. SWRVN - CJ King

  116. So What - Suzy Rock

  117. In Satan's Name - Bruthaz Grimm

  118. All Inclusive 2Nite - STIKK

  119. Boogie Bounce - Shonlock

  120. Holy Water (H20) - M.A.J.O.R.S.

  121. How U Doin - Nue Breed

  122. Swerve - K-Lee

  123. Going To The Top Now - HEE-Sun Lee

  124. For My City - J.A.M. Team

  125. Good or Great - Jai Dowdy

  126. Highest Praise - RevDeep

  127. Hood Like Keyshia Cole - Metroclus

  128. I For Jesus - Wingy Danejah

  129. The Dead Living - JohnThreeSixteen

  130. Changez - Tha GIM

  131. Handle It - Lil Maurice

  132. On My Behalf - Mario Mitchell

  133. Who U Seekn - Hevn Li Angel

  134. Hey! Hey! - Martay

  135. Who Is God - Mobsters of Light

  136. Can I Get An Ay - Willie Will

  137. Club Blazer - The Preachaholicz

  138. Raw and Uncut - Ziklag

  139. Ten - Zeno Suave

  140. March - Jirah

  141. Christ Crucified - Shai Linne

  142. God's Gift - Eastwood

  143. Problems - Yaves

  144. Reflections - O' Dion

  145. Blaow! – FireJaws

  146. All The Time - Swoope

  147. Divine Touch - Quinton Harris

  148. HelpMate - Markilo Allen

  149. Christ - Shadow

  150. Sick of My Flesh - TonyWhoa!

  151. Give It To You - Andre Achat

  152. God Is Love - Big Prophet

  153. Mobigga – Crunk In Da Church House

  154. No Greater Love - The Spiritual Lyricist

  155. Loose - LaToria

  156. Shake N Bake - 2.0

  157. Protected – Dale J. Evans

  158. Wave Dem Towels – DJ Intangibles

  159. Provision – Fight

  160. Hello – Blessed

  161. Soul At War – Fatal J/Young Lions

  162. Iron Man – JustFlo

  163. We Need A Savior – RiverFlow

  164. Stay Focused – Dking

  165. Sho Baraka - Marantha

  166. Fear Not - Theory Hazit

  167. I'm Alive – Authentik

  168. Witness– Preacherman

  169. Hold On – 7Tre

  170. Still Radical – W.A.R. Klick

  171. 5 O' Clock - Sean C. Johnson

  172. Up Yonda - Rook

  173. Shine – The Priesthood

  174. This Is Me – Dynamic Twins

  175. U Don't Wanna – C.O.R.P. 1

  176. Temptation – Da Horsemen

  177. I Will Survive – B.L.I.N.D

  178. Thinkin Out Loud - Parabols

  179. All 4 U – iGorilla4MyLord

  180. Passing Us By – Kingsta

  181. GodBlessha – Milliyon

  182. Jesus On My Mind – Da Church

  183. One GOD – 2103

  184. Unusual - Sicily

  185. Criticize Me – Big City

  186. The Blood – Big Unc

  187. Grind N Pray – Bishop Bee

  188. A New Song – Brutha 2 Brutha

  189. Waves - Pyrexx

  190. Something About – GL Hodges

  191. I'll Go – Blazon

  192. Lift My Handz – Crystal Cameron

  193. Dedicate – Chris Fields

  194. Mr. 217 – Move Dat Mountain

  195. Let It Go – Eckspress/Tribs

  196. He Did It Again – Flame

  197. Set Free – IC Jonez

  198. Holy Rollers – Infinity

  199. Focus – Izreal

  200. Throw Em Off – JayMay

  201. Get Crunk – JCS

  202. 66 Guns – D.O.X.

  203. Come Go With Me – Jita

  204. 84 Pills – Kaleb Starr

  205. Fool Wit It - Big Moose

  206. I'm a Rida – Legions of Souls/TCO

  207. Studda – Odessi

  208. Keep Pressin On – Lil La La

  209. Dat Holy Girl – Lunie 3:80

  210. Preacher Man - Charmaine

  211. Brand New Me – MC Jin

  212. The Realness – N'aeem

  213. Reign - Newt Newt

  214. Sexual Immorality – Noah

  215. Dead Man Walkin – Nuwine

  216. Glory To God – EmceeN.I.C.E

  217. Just Can't Stop – Leslie Shannelle

  218. Changed – Princess

  219. Life or Death – Prime Minister

  220. Crazie – Rio

  221. Keep Goin – Boy Wonda

  222. Jesus Everyday – S.O.G.

  223. Trust On Me – Tabsoul

  224. Eyes of the Lord – Te Luvv

  225. Kill Yourself – Antonious

  226. Significance - Elle Roc

  227. Worship You – True-In-Deed

  228. Devil's Lies – TwinSaintz

  229. Rep Yahweh – Xstatic (Kuntry Wyte & Pyro)

  230. Hittin Dem Streets – Young Prayzr

  231. You Are My Help – Baby J

  232. I Testify – We Are The Saints

  233. Sovereign King – Deborah

  234. Count Your Blessings – K-Praize

  235. Choose Side - FFOR

  236. Cant Get Enough - Fiti Futuristic

  237. Imma Still – Triumph Warlord

  238. Get It Right – Eryk Anglin

  239. He Is Alive - Shamel Shiloh

  240. Who You Representin - IROCC

  241. Lay My Voice On You – Man On Fire

  242. A Call For Response – King David (Tha Vessel)

  243. Brody Raw - Pressure

  244. Fightin Demons – D. Hunter

  245. No Games – Child of Zion

  246. Faith On Swoll - Echo

  247. Show Off – Jesus Or Bust

  248. What It Iz – Octavia Harris

  249. Make It Rain – BdKold

  250. Anonymous – The Walking Dead

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Holy Hip Hop Top 10


By admin, 2018-04-12

Holy Hip Hop Top 10 Most Requested Songs

 

LOS ANGELES, CA (April 10, 2018) – Holy Hip Hop Mobile announced its Top 10 requested songs from its digital subscriber base, as follows:



Rank Artist Song
1 Keylin Santana
Passing Blessings
2 Murk
P31
3 Canon
Round Em Up
4 Bravo King
5 TP9
Let It Glow
6 Erica Mason Work It Out
7 Tedashaii
Jumped Out The Whip
8 Brother Dre Worthy
9 Zeno Suave Ten
10 Future Kid Church Gone Wild
 

 

To listen to Holy Hip Hop Mobile Top 10 at Noon Monday Through Friday on ChristianRadio.com, click/copy/paste the following link in your web-browser:   -- or visit: www.CHHRadio.com .

 

About Holy Hip Hop Mobile:   Holy Hip Hop Mobile specializes in inspirational social media music and entertainment, leveraging a proprietary digital member subscriber network of aficionados of grass roots street ministry 150,000+ strong, growing virally (via word-of-mouth).  For more information on rising independent Ministers of the Gospel advancing the Holy Hip Hop music genre worldwide, please visit: www.ChristianHipHop.com .  To submit music for fan consideration, please send .mp3 files to: admin@christianhiphop.org

About ChristianRadio.com:   Our aim is to offer encouraging and uplifting Christian radio to help visitors strengthen their Christian faith and walk with Christ. We want our radio stations, whether the streaming content is Praise and Worship, Classical, Rock, Southern Gospel, Contemporary, or Talk Radio, to glorify God.
With a desire to support local Christian radio stations, we want to point our visitors towards Christian Teaching Talk Stations and Christian Music Stations in their state from Salem Radio Network. With the ability to stream live radio online, we hope to provide a constant source of spiritual growth and encouragement. For more information and to listen now, please visit: www.ChristianRadio.com .
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Top 200 Holy Hip Hop Artists


By admin, 2018-04-12

TOP 200 HOLY HIP HOP ARTISTS

Los Angeles/Atlanta/New York (April 4, 2018) – ChristianHipHop.com announced its Official List of Top 200 Holy Hip Hop Pioneers and Ministers of the Gospel over the past 20+ years (1996-2018) advancing the Holy Hip Hop Genre of music worldwide, as follows:

1. Cross Movement

2. Canton Jones

3. T-Bone

4. Pettidee

5. Mr. Del

6. Ambassador

7. Bizzle

8. Corey Red & Precise

9. K-Drama

10. R. Swift

11. Lil Raskull

12. Phanatik

13. D-M.A.U.B.

14. Shai Linne

15. 2Edge

16. Sho Baraka

17. Da Truth

18. Rawsrvnt

19. Tre-9

20. Sevin

21. Sean Slaughter

22. Fro

23. Kambino

24. Sincere Israel

25. J. Kwest

26. Hansoul

27. T-Haddy

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