Filming has been completed on the Somebody's Daughter documentary and one of the music video for the upcoming DVD. The other two music videos are currently being filmed. Our goal is to have the DVD ready for release this coming September. The documentary portion will air this fall on PAX net.

On March 10th Music for the Soul presented a concert featuring Carolyn Pankalla at the National Religious Broadcasters at a reception given by Douglas Shaw & Associates.

On March 29th Music for the Soul is co-sponsoring an event called Write about Jesus in Hendersonville, TN. The day will include classes teaching Christian songwriting and an evening concert. For details click on the link on the homepage.

New songs have been written and collected for upcoming projects dealing with various topics including sexual abuse, remorse over abortion, caring for an ill spouse or aging parent in the home, alzheimers, divorce, and others. Look for new recordings later this year.

FEBRUARY 2008

ON February 14th Music for the Soul presented a new song entitled "Still a Family" at an event called Revive hosted by Christian Co-Parenting. The song is for Christian parents who have been through a divorce but are committed to working together to parent their children.

DECEMBER 2007

Music for the Soul ends the year celebrating the contributions of many new friends in 2007 including our interns Mary Clare Carpenter and Lindsay Keveren, our volunteers Kathy Ianni, Christy Robinson, Rachel Strickling, and our new friends representing us around the country - Heather Blair, Peggy Forstad, Tamara Hanna, Susan McTier, and Dick Peterson.

We also give thanks for our new monthly supporters William Allen, Risley and Elizabeth Lawrence, Melissa and Brad Bishop, Jon and Samantha Van Oss, Roni & Kirk Kamberg, and Larry and Virginia Keene.

We also gratefully acknowledge the ongoing support of Jubilee Christian Fellowship in Flora, IN and Second Presbyterian Church in Nashville, TN.

NOVEMEBER 2007

On November 1st Music for the Soul presented a Nashville Concert and fundraiser entitled Sing Me a Song. Rivers Rutherford, Tim Nichols, & Jason Sellars performed an in-the-round concert at the Tennessee State Museum for the 125 in attendance.

The previous weekend Music for the Soul provided a concert, the worship music, and led classes at the first annual Someone Cares Conference in Asheville, North Carolina. The conference is designed to help those caring for

OCTOBER 2007

On October 9th, 2007, we were in Cleveland, OH to present the world premiere of our song Days of Hope (free download available on the home page) to benefit The City Mission, www.thecitymission.org.

Scott Krippayne's live performance of the song accompanied a beautiful video showing many of the people who have been served by the mission. The evening included a talk by Michael Card. Krippayne also performed Every Single Tear.

Renowned music therapist and author Dr. Deforia Lane is a board member of the mission, and Krippayne and Music for the Soul director Steve Siler had the opportunity to visit with her about the process of creating the Music for the Soul recordings, and about Dr. Lane's new work with breast cancer patients.

While in Cleveland, Krippayne and Siler were blessed to be able to tour all of the amazing City Mission facilities. They also did live radio interviews on local Salem and Moody affiliates.

SEPTEMBER 2007

September 12 through the 15th Music for the Soul attended the American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference in Nashville, TN. It was a great chance to see many old friends, make some new ones, and hear lots of exciting and truly moving stories about how our resources are being used to bless people being served by the Christian counseling community.

While at the conference, Sue Foster, M.A., LMFT, and Music for the Soul director Steve Siler taught a class entitled "Expressing the Inexpressible: How to use music to Heal."

Over 275 attended the class. To listen, go to the home page.

Georgia Shaffer - a cancer survivor, licensed psychologist, author, and radio producer - shared Wildest Ride on Earth, our music video for breast cancer survivors, during her presentation.

Judi Reid, author of an upcoming book for women on recognizing pornography abuse, made the introduction to Ms. Shaffer. In addition, she made a challenge match with regard to fundraising for our Somebody's Daughter DVD, which to date has resulted in over $40,000 being raised toward production of the project.

JULY 2007

In July, Music for the Soul director Steve Siler, John & Shelli Mandeville, www.lifestyleofworship.com, Rev. Michael Cusick, www.restoringthesoul.com, and John Cozart went to Storytelling Pictures, www.storytellingpictures.com, in Grand Rapids, MI to be interviewed for the documentary portion of the upcoming Somebody's Daughter DVD.

While in Grand Rapids, director Siler and Corey Niemchick of Storytelling Pictures met with Day of Discovery, www.rbc.org, television producer Barry Felten to discuss the details of the upcoming TV show, "From Darkness to Light," based on Somebody's Daughter. The program will air on PAX Net in the first quarter of 2008.

JUNE 2007

Director Siler was invited to speak on the topic of pornography abuse to the combined Sunday school classes of First Baptist Church Hendersonville. Over 500 attended the talk which was presented three times on Sunday morning on June 10th.

The following day was the radio debut for the new Music for the Soul CD Tell Me What You See. Constance Rhodes www.findingbalance.com, joined director Siler on Anita Lustrea's Midday Connection program on The Moody Radio Network www.mbn.org.

APRIL & MAY 07

May 29th marked the official release date of Tell Me What You See, our newest CD for young women overcoming eating disorders.

On Tuesday night, May 22nd Scott Krippayne, creative contributor to eight out of the nine Music for the Soul CDs, was named winner of the American Idol song contest for his song "This is My Now." This came just one week after contestant Melinda Doolittle, a solo vocalist on our CD After the Storm, won third place on Idol.

On Thursday May 17th, Douglas Shaw & Associates sponsored a Music for the Soul concert in Atlanta, Georgia for the American Gospel Rescue Mission National Conference. The ninety minute presentation included performances by Scott Krippayne, Carolyn Goad Pankalla, John Mandeville, Corey Emerson, & Steve Siler.

On Sunday May 6th we were privileged to have our music video from More Beautiful shared as part of the program at the I Have Wings Spring Gala in Erlanger, KY, just south of Cincinnati.

Also in May, as a response to an overwhelming volume of requests, we added Not too Far from Here sheet music at our store page. We will be adding new sheet music every month.

In April and May donations poured in following our March 30th dinner and concert at the Belle Meade Plantation in Nashville, TN to raise support for the funding of Tell Me What You See. The event, hosted by Linda & Rock Morphis, raised 100% of the recording budget!

Other highlights from this time period include the More Beautiful DVD being made available through the Lifeway Women website, Somebody's Daughter being featured in the Toolbox Ministry e-newsletter, Discovery House Music making Music for the Little Soul available in stores through their Discovery Clubhouse, Serendipity Publishing partnering with us on a special release of Somebody's Daughter through their catalogue and at Lifeway retail, Vision Video making More Beautiful available through their catalogue, and Goad International partnering with us on a special offering of Music for the Little Soul through their ministry. Additionally, we formed new partnerships with BSafe Online as part of our on going promotion of Somebody's Daughter and with Growth Trac to bring our entire resource line to the attention of those interfacing with their terrific marriage ministry.

MARCH 2007

On Tuesday March 20th, 2007 The Tennessean ran a front page story about Melinda Doolittle, a top 10 finalist on American Idol, and her solo vocal on the Music for the Soul CD "After the Storm." To read the article click here.

On March 23rd Somebody's Daughter was featured in Rick Warren's ministry toolbox newsletter.

FEBRUARY 2007

As February wound to a close Music for the Soul was in the studio recording its upcoming release "Tell Me What You See" for young women struggling with eating disorders. As of February 26th tracks to nine new songs have been recorded with two more to go. Vocals have thus far been recorded on three of the songs. May 1st is the target release date for the project.

February 18th saw Music for the Soul present a concert at the National Religious Broadcasters National Convention in Orlando, Florida. The event, graciously sponsored by Douglas Shaw and Associates featured Scott Krippayne, Carolyn Goad Pankalla, John Mandeville, and Steve Siler offering songs from five of the ministry's recordings. The video Wildest Ride on Earth, from the project More Beautiful was also screened. All who attended were blessed by a powerful time of worship.

Music for the Soul has been invited to provide music for a caregiver's conference in North Carolina. http://thetwentythirdpsalm.com/someonecares/

The conference takes place the last weekend in October.

In January Director Siler had the opportunity to speak on three occasions regarding Somebody's Daughter and the issue of pornography, twice to church groups and once to a pastor's association.

DECEMBER 2006

Music for the Soul celebrated its 5th anniversary in ministry with a gathering at its Nashville office on December 11th. Board members, long time supporters, volunteers, and recording artists were among those in attendance.

2006 ends with several new ministry partnerships and distribution deals in place that will enlarge the scope of the ministry's reach in 2007.

Plans are underway for the creation of a video/documentary piece and a television show based on Somebody's Daughter.

NOVEMBER 2006

October 13th Music for the Soul held its first public concert at Hendersonville First Baptist Church in Hendersonville, TN. (click here to see photos)

The concert featured songs from ten Music for the Soul projects with performances by Scott Krippayne, Lisa Bevill, Missi Hale, James Tealy, & Steve Siler.

October also saw the release of Music for the Soul's first DVD and music video Wildest Ride on Earth on the updated version of the More Beautiful project. (Click here to see a clip from the video)

This month recording will begin on Music for the Soul's next release TELL ME WHAT YOU SEE, for young women overcoming eating disorders.

AUGUST 2006

Summer has been a busy time at Music for the Soul with many exciting developments. In July we released Music for the Little Soul, our "preventative medicine" series for children. It is the Bible A to Z - 164 songs! You can hear music, view lyrics, and order at a dedicated site www.musicforthelittlesoul.org

This summer we also filmed our first music video WILDEST RIDE ON EARTH. The video and a documentary will be available this October as the first ever Music for the Soul DVD in a new version of More Beautiful our project for breast cancer survivors and their families. In addition to the thirty-five minute DVD the re-release will also include the addition of the song WILDEST RIDE ON EARTH to the music CD and brand new packaging.

In October Music for the Soul will be doing a spiritual healing concert at First Baptist Church in Hendersonville, TN featuring Scott Krippayne and Lisa Bevill. Songs will be performed from all of the Music for the Soul CDs as well as songs from upcoming releases. Watch for ticket information on our website.

Finally, Music for the Soul has been awarded the 2005 Telly Award for Best Non Profit Short for our video "Listen." To watch it just click on our video image on the left side of our homepage.

MAY 2006

The first four months of 2006 have been a busy time behind the scenes at Music for the Soul. Finishing touches are being put on our line of recordings for children. This 10 album set will include 164 songs (and 164 instrumental tracks for accompaniment) that will teach kids the bible from A to Z through song! The series will have its own website and will be accessible from our home page beginning the first week of June.

Production is underway for a music video entitled Wildest Ride on Earth. This new song and video will be added to future pressings of More Beautiful, our CD for breast cancer survivors and their families. The song is the retelling of a compelling dream revealing the effect of the disease on a woman and her family.

We are also in the planning stages for a video for the title track of Somebody's Daughter.

In April Director Siler spoke at an event at Hope Church in Cincinnati for pastors and men who are taking on the issue of pornography.

Music for the Soul is excited to introduce Defender Ministries a new organization doing church conferences to help men and families reclaim purity and find intimacy with God. You can link to them from the Somebody's Daughter page. Defender has plans to utilize Somebody's Daughter as a resource. Defender Chairman John Cozart says, "Every man should have a copy of this CD." We couldn't agree more!

Our next theme record will be on the subject of eating disorders. Remuda Ranch in Wickenburg, Arizona has come on board as our first sponsor. Several songs have already been written with the recording planned for a fall release.

If you would like to support the creation and distribution of any of these resources please go to our donations page. You may designate your gift to be used to support whichever project you wish.

Music for the Soul would also like to announce the addition of John Bracewell to our Board of Directors. John's background is in marketing and he will be working with us to help find innovative ways to share our resources with those who need them most.

October, November, December 2005

After the Storm- Rebuilding Lives, Reclaiming Hope, Music for the Soul's 8th CD, was released on October 25. As of December 16th 15,000 copies of the recording have been given away to those affected by the hurricanes in the gulf coast. Media included CBS TV affiliate coverage and Moody Radio Network.

In November, Director Steve Siler, along with recording artists and New Orleans natives Sara Beth Geoghegan and James Tealy, who both wrote and recorded songs for the CD, traveled to Covington, Slidell, and New Orleans, LA to visit distributing churches and perform music from After the Storm.

In November, Music for the Soul presented at the National Coalition for Men's Ministries meeting in Denver and Siler spoke at the Calvary Worship Center in Colorado Springs.

August, September 2005

September 29th Music for the Soul presented a one hour live concert at the American Association of Christian Counselors world conference in Nashville, TN. Selections from five of the seven CDs were performed as well as songs from two upcoming CDs.
Scott Krippayne, John Mandeville, Sara Beth Geoghegan, Carolyn Goad-Pankalla, and Rick Altizer all shared songs at the event. Music for the Soul has been invited to present music at two AACC Conferences in 2006.

Music for the Soul also had an exhibit booth at the conference which played host to approximately 8,000 therapists from around the world.

In response to Hurricane Katrina Music for the Soul began recording a CD entitled After the Storm: Rebuilding Lives in the Aftermath of a Storm. 10,000 copies of the CD will be given away free of charge to survivors of the hurricane and those who will be counseling them.

If you know someone who has been through the hurricane and would like them to receive a copy please send us an e-mail at the contact page. If you would like to make a donation towards this effort please visit the donations page and put Katrina/Rita in the comment section.

August and September also saw the continuing promotion of Somebody’s Daughter with Director Siler doing over 30 radio and television interviews on the project. Several churches have planned special services using the CD and men’s groups are using it for retreats and intensive studies.

May, June, July 2005  

The last three months have been a whirlwind of activity for the ministry with the release of Somebody’s Daughter: Confronting the Lies of Pornography. Support and rave reviews have poured in from ministry and church leaders all over the country. (see testimonials page)  The CD released in May and was debuted on the Moody Radio Network on May 11th.  Since then Somebody’s Daughter has been featured on ten radio programs and three television broadcasts with more scheduled in the coming weeks.  So far, seven magazines have committed to interview and feature coverage.  

In May the CD was featured as part of a Porn Sunday event put on at The People’s Church in Franklin, TN where Senior Pastor Rick White referred to the CD as “the most powerful music I’ve ever heard” and recommended it to his congregation saying, “God’s hand is all over this thing.”      

On June 20th Director Siler spoke to the National Religious Broadcasters Executive Innovation Exchange in Dallas on the issue of pornography.  Endorsements from organizations like A Chosen Generation, Family Life, Saving Our Boys, Man in the Mirror, Focus on the Family, Restoring the Soul, and Heart to Heart continued to pour in.  

In July the United Methodists Men took 2,500 CDs of Somebody’s Daughter to their National Conference at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana.  Adventure Christian Church in Sacramento, California sold 900 copies of the CD to men in their congregation as part of a Sunday devoted to calling all men to a higher standard.  

Accompanying visual elements are now in production.

April 2005

April saw the release of two new CDs in the Music for the Soul collection. “Twenty-Three,” our first CD single – released on April 12th - was a response to continuing requests to have the song available with the accompaniment track. Seven years in the making, Somebody’s Daughter: Confronting the Lies of Pornography, was released on April 27th. On May 11th, Music for the Soul will appear on the Moody Radio Network to share music from the CD on the air for the first time.

A flash movie of Twenty-Three also debuted this month at www.thetwentythirdpsalm.com. A smaller version of it was added to our homepage later in the month.

A stirring image piece, designed especially for Music for the Soul by Storytelling Pictures of Grand Rapids, Michigan was completed. The short film will be used to introduce the ministry to prospective supporters. It features a new guitar/vocal version of Every Single Tear by Scott Krippayne.

Music for the Soul will be presenting an hour of live music at the American Association of Christian Counselors World Conference on September 29th. Scott Krippayne, Carolyn Goad-Pankalla, John Mandeville, & Sara Beth Geoghegan are scheduled to appear.

The May/June issue of Today’s Christian says “The Music for the Soul series is a unique collection of CDs (with) beautiful contemporary songs. ” Three of our CD covers are featured in the artwork.

March 2005

Chaos of the Heart, our most recent release, has received the DeRose-Hinkhouse Award for Audio Excellence from the Religious Communicators Council.  In addition, the American Association of Suicidology this month printed a review of the Chaos of the Heart CD that reads in part:

“Music for The Soul…has produced a wonderfully healing CD specifically for those who have lost someone by suicide.  The songs are all beautifully written, and modern in the sense that you don’t necessarily feel as though you’re at a memorial.  With some, it is not until you pay attention to the lyrics that you realize this is a song not written for pop culture repute, but for someone in deep pain.  This quality helps to make Chaos of the Heart appealing to a younger, more elusive audience, while still being beneficial to all ages.

CDs like this have been made before, but this particular one is quite thought provoking.  Questioning one’s faith is often a source of guilt and confusion for a survivor.  A comforting part of the CD states that God can handle your rage, with a wonderful quote; ‘There are all kinds of ways to pray. Talk to me.’ “

January 2005

Music for the Soul is pleased to announce that Shawn McSpadden, most recently Senior Vice President of A&R at Word Records, has come on board as Director of Outreach. He will oversee development of our promotion, distribution, and fundraising for the organization. We are also delighted to announce the addition of Sue Foster as our West Coast Field Representative. She is helping grow our ministry from her home base in San Diego, California.

Production is currently underway for our 6th release, Somebody’s Daughter, dealing with the issue of pornography. The project will release in April.

“ So the World May Hear,” our project written for the Starkey Foundation will be featured on the Jane Pauley Show on NBC in February. Also in February Chaos of the Heart will be featured in an interview / review article published

November 2004

Music for the Soul releases its fifth CD, Chaos of the Heart for those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide.

October 2004

Music for the Soul was featured on back to back days on the Moody Radio Network. On the 26th our CD Whole in the Sight of God was featured on the Midday Connection program hosted by Anita Lustrea. Anita interviews director Siler and Dr. Mary Sharp, author of An Unexpected Joy (Pinon Press). On the evening of 27th The Open Line program hosted by Wayne Shepherd devoted the entire hour to the Music for the Soul story.

September 2004

In August a gift of More Beautiful CDs was given to the St. Thomas Hospital breast cancer program in Nashville, TN.  The gift was sponsored by the Baptist Healing Trust. 

Music for the Soul was featured in a half-hour in-studio interview with director Siler on The Judy Kron program on WMBI in Chicago, Illinois on August 23rd and again in an hour-long in-studio interview with Chris Lemke on WCSG in Grand Rapids, Michigan on August 25th.  Both interviews were part of a trip to discuss future Music for the Soul partnership projects in the two cities.

In August Music for the Soul also completed the writing of a new song entilted 'Light," written as the theme song for a new TV pilot featuring inspiring true life stories about Christian faith.  The song is the first Music for the Soul effort featuring Universal South recording artist Regie Hamm as a co-writer. 

Recording sessions resumed in August for the 5th Music for the Soul CD "Chaos of the Heart" - a recording for those grieving the loss of a loved one to suicide.  The CD will be released in late October.

Pledges of $6,525 were received toward Music for the Soul's 6th CD "Somebody's Daughter," dealing with pornography and sex addiction issues. If you would like to contribute toward this project, scheduled for early 2005 release, please go to the donations page.

August 2004

On July 23 the song “So the World May Hear” ­ written by Music for the Soul - was debuted at the Starkey Hearing Foundation Gala in St. Paul, Minnesota.  The song was written as a theme song for the Foundation which gives hearing aids away to underprivileged children all around the world.  You can hear the song by going to the home page.  If you would like more information about the Starkey Foundation their website is www.sotheworldmayhear.org.

June 2004

May was the best sales month in Music for the Soul history as Fifty Years From Now was purchased by churches, marriage conference groups, and Christian counseling Centers.

Also, Whole in the Sight of God, our fourth recording, was released and in its first week was lauded by Special Olympics, Tennessee. Both records have received wonderful responses from all over the country. (See testimonials)

1,500 More Beautiful CDs were given away at the Avon Breast Cancer Walk June 6th in Chicago, Illinois. The CDs were sponsored by Edyís Ice Cream and WMBI radio.

The Starkey Foundation has decided to press and give away CDs of ìSo the World May Hearî at their July 210th gala. Created especially for them in cooperation with Music for the Soul, the song will have a choir and orchestra added to the recording this month.

May 2004

April was a busy, exciting month for Music for the Soul. Our new release, Fifty Years From Now, got off to our quickest start ever with rave reviews coming in from all over the country (see testimonials page). Churches, counseling centers, and marriage conferences are already using the resource. May 1st, KCMI radio in Scottsbluff, Nebraska featured the album. The Moody Radio Network is doing the same on their Midday program on June 7th. A letter received from a Colorado marriage counselor credits Fifty Years From Now with saving a marriage! Praise God!

May 7th will mark the release of our 4th CD ­ Whole in the Sight of God ­ for families loving special needs children. Pre-orders from clinics serving the special needs community have already come in. The project features Joni Earickson-Tada.

So the World May Hear, our song written for the Starkey Foundation, will premiere at a gala in Los Angeles on July 20th.

Chaos of the Heart, our 5th CD is in production with a projected release of late summer.

April 2004

March saw the completion of the recording Fifty Years From Now to strengthen troubled marriages.  The official release date is April 15th.  Recording has also been completed on Whole in the Sight of God, for special needs children and their families.  Originally scheduled for March 15th release this record will now come out May 15th.  So the World May Hear, written by special request as a gift to The Starkey Foundation was recorded in Los Angeles on March 8th.  Music for the Soul has also teamed up with The Center in Edmonds, Washington to work on projects for girls with eating disorders and for depression.  On February 23rd The Tennessean carried a cover story on Music for the Soul.  To read the story go to our home page and click on the piano photograph.

January 2004

Three recordings are in process right now. Whole in the Sight of God, our project for special needs children and their families is in the packaging stages and is scheduled for March 15th release.

Fifty Years From Now, our project to strengthen troubled marriages, is underway. Some of the recording has been completed and packaging design has begun.

We will be recording a string quartet for our song Chaos of the Heart on January 22. This project is for those grieving the suicide of a loved one. Both Fifty Years From Now and Chaos of the Heart are slated for April 1st release pending receipt of necessary funding.

Preliminary work has begun on 7 other projects for the coming year with several songs already created. The issues of eating disorders, sexual abuse, failure, divorce, pornography addiction, loss of a child, and remorse over abortion are being addressed.

Work has also begun regarding an exciting request we recently received to help create a song for an organization that helps restore the gift of sound to those struggling with hearing loss.

And finally...over the holiday break Music for the Soul moved into a new 985 square foot office space. The facility has a music creation room, administrative space, a dedicated prayer area, and a presentation area. There is also a kitchen, allowing us to host events here to share our outreach with the local community.

October 2003

Thanks to a generous grant from Phase 4 plastic surgery and reconstruction in Nashville, Tennessee, Music for the Soul is able to provide 400 CDs to breast cancer survivors participating in the Susan G. Komen Walk for the Cure on November 2nd. "More Beautiful" is featured on Anita Lustrea's Midday program on Moody Radio and on Chicago station's WMBI's morning program. "Hello Shalom, Hello Salaam," a song written for families on both sides of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict who are doing reconciling work in the Middle East, is added as a free download to the website. Production begins on our upcoming marriage-related release "Fifty Years From Now." Three new projects are begun, including "Chaos of the Heart," for those grieving a suicide.

September 2003

Lillian Curvey joins Music for the Soul as Director of Development. "Whole in the Sight of God" lead vocal recorded.

August 2003
On August 1st Music for the Soul went into the studio in Nashville, TN and recorded grand piano and orchestra on the song "Whole in the Sight of God."

The song, for special needs kids and their families, is the next scheduled release for the organization. Check here for updated information on the release date.

On Sunday July 13 Steve Siler, Executive Director of Music for the Soul will do a two hour radio interview on the Nashville based Brian Mason radio show (92.9 FM) The show will run from 7 am until 9 am and will include several pieces of music as well as stories about the formation of Music for the Soul.

On Tuesday January 1st, Siler appeared on Lesea Broadcasting's "The Harvest Show." The twenty-minute television appearance included two song videos and fifteen minutes of question and answer with host Vijoya Chappelear. Lesea Broadcasting is a Christian cable network with a reach of 44 million viewers.

May 2003
During the first week of May Music for the Soul, in cooperation with Gift From Within (www.giftfromwithin.org) - a nonprofit organization helping people with the issue of post-traumatic stress disorder - released a recording entitled HEROES UNSUNG. The song honors officers who put themselves in harm's way to rescue others and addresses the effects of the resulting trauma.

The two organizations presented the song during National Police Week in Washington, D.C. The performance, featuring vocalist Felicia Starks, took place on May 15th at the U.S. Capitol. President Bush and other dignitaries were attended the event.

April 2003
During the second half of April Music for the Soul released it's first studio recording MORE BEAUTIFUL, dealing with surviving life after breast cancer.

The CD includes a vocal performance of the song "More Beautiful," readings of two poems "Only Love," "What Cancer Cannot Do," as well as instrumental music and an affirmation. The packaging contains an article by Dr. Beverly Anderson, a Christian therapist and breast cancer survivor. The CD is available on this website.

March 2003

On March 5th Music for the Soul made PRAYER FOR YOU available as a free download to encourage those families being separated by military deployment.

It has made the rounds as we have heard from people in California, Indiana, Michigan, Connecticut, Virginia, Missouri, and Nebraska - many of whom have heard it on the radio. Please feel free to download the song and share it with anyone whom you feel would be encouraged by it.