Todd Carter Koeppen to Perform at Crawfordville United Methodist Church 

{sidebar id=3}Christian recording artist Todd Carter Koeppen will be bringing his latest creation, The Gospel of John, to Crawfordville when he performs a free concert at Crawfordville United Methodist Church (176 Ochlockonee St.) on Sunday, May 18 at 6:00 pm.  Following the concert, all are invited to attend a free fellowship dinner.

Crawfordville United Methodist Pastor Tony Rosenberger said, "Please come out and join us for what is sure to be a concert that will both lift your spirits and encourage your soul."  With The Gospel of John, Koeppen interweaves story and song to present a 40-minute look at what many call the Gospel of Love.  “We start at the beginning and work our way through to the end,” says Koeppen.  “For Christians, it’s a new way to look at a story that we’re all familiar with.  For non-Christians, it’s a great, non-threatening way to hear what Christians believe and why we believe it.”

Koeppen will round out the 75-minute show by playing songs from some of his other albums, including his song about the Chinese House Church movement “Back To Jerusalem,” which recently hit #6 on the independent Christian music charts. 

About Todd Carter Koeppen

Todd Carter Koeppen’s music bridges both genre and generation gaps as he interweaves story and song in an effort to present a living picture of the Kingdom of God in action today.  Todd has performed extensively in the U.S., as well as in Thailand, Cambodia and the Philippines.  His unique missional-worship style is born out of a long-time commitment to both worldwide missions and worship music.  Todd’s ministry has been featured on UNI’s worldwide syndicated "Outlook" program, the nationally syndicated "Crosstones" radio show, and JCTV’s internationally broadcast "Exit 16" program.  His music is played on more than 180 radio stations worldwide.  His song "Back to Jerusalem" recently hit #6 on the independent Christian music charts, and will soon be featured in the film "Mao is Dead".

This announcement originally published on April 22, 2008.

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