London based electro-pop band Ooberfuse has released a brand new cover of “O Holy Night”.
The group, made up of trio Cherrie, Hal and Nico recorded the song to capture the spirit of Christmas.
Speaking to Christian Today, lead singer Cherrie Anderson empathised with the world’s persecuted Christians, saying that in the Western world “we take our religious freedom so much for granted”.
Please watch the Youtube video of Ooberfuse’s rendition of “O Holy Night”.
A Christian group are arguing that the rating of Quentin Tarantino’s latest movie “Django Unchained” should be now classified as “NC-17”.
Quentin Tarantino’s “Django Unchained” under fire
The Christian Film and Television Commission are challenging the Motion Picture Association of America, and is petitioning for children under the age of 17 to be restricted from watching it.
On the CFTVC website it says the film is “the most violent movie of the year and is full of brutality, graphic violence, and crude language.”
Django Unchained, starring Jamie Foxx and Leonardo DiCaprio to name a few has been described by the group as “grotesque” and is currently rated “R”.
The organisation’s campaign is in light of the recent Sandy Hook School tragedy in America.
American singer-songwriter Kim Walker-Smith is set to release second album Still Believe after 5 years.
Kim Walker-Smith performing at Bethel Church (photo credit: worship24-7.com)
The upcoming album, out on 15 January 2013 was completely recorded with a live band, and even has musical contributions from her husband Skyler, who played percussion and guitar throughout.
The singer, signed to record label Jesus Culture released her first solo album Here Is My Song in 2008, and her song Where You Go I Go has received over three million views on Youtube.
Walker-Smith is best known by fans as a worship leader at Bethel Church in California.
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