June 18th, 2012 
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Pastor Kevin Shell Addresses Kirk Franklin’s Question: ‘Has Gospel Music Gone Too Far?”
Originally posted on Sept. 2, 2011
We were happy to receive this piece of information that not only addresses gospel music as we used to know it, but Pastor Kevin Shell points out exactly why gospel music has changed to what he calls “One World Music”. The age old question, some may call it, from gospel singer Kirk Franklin was posed in his 1998 song “Stomp”:
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