Hell In The Choirstand, by Titus Pollard
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Hell In The Choirstand, by Titus Pollard
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There’s no battle like a spiritual one! In HELL IN THE CHOIRSTAND, Jeremiah David Day, an anointed Gospel musician, receives an invitation from Ezekiel Baptist Church, to become their minister of music, but Renard Singleton, the church organist, resents being overlooked for the music minister position, and enters into a spree of revenge against Jeremiah through botched choir rehearsals and petty squabbles with individual singers. Renard concentrates the majority of his activities, however, in the spiritual realm. Unbeknownst to Jeremiah, Renard is a member of the Society of Tyrus; a secretive, demonic cult of musicians with chapters (The Pentagrammatory) that span across the country. Renard prepares a series of musical spells and incantations; prescribed from their secret book (Codified Manual of Tyrus) whose origin dates back to the 9th century and believed to be inspired by Heaven’s (excommunicated) original chief musician, Lucifer. Renard’s intention – use music to erect confusion among God’s people through the worship services. But God has sharpened Jeremiah’s weapon. A battle ensues as a musical showdown amidst a worship service where human and instrumental voices unite to summon the ear of God and mobilize an angelic host. The Heavens are telling! HELL IN THE CHOIRSTAND is a revelation of the power that music possesses and how faith in God restores and upholds a people, a city, and the world.
Hell In The Choirstand, by Titus Pollard- Amazon Sales Rank: #3510192 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-12
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 8.50" h x .68" w x 5.50" l, .77 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 298 pages
About the Author Titus Pollard is an acclaimed Classical, Jazz & Gospel musician, author, educator, clinician, playwright, and actor. His breakout novel was Living Right on Wrong Street, and now with his current novel being Hell In The Choirstand, he is working a series of novellas and an upcoming Historic Christian novel. Pollard is personally responsible for having taught several artisans of contemporary music. Some of his former students have been in the employ of Dr. Bobby Jones, Maynard Ferguson, Kelly Price, The Clark Sisters, The O’Jays, and the Morehouse Glee Club. In addition to his writing, his most recent projects include an acting role as Rev. Cole in the film A Black Woman’s Guide to Getting Married (2008), his Gospel music CD Conversation with a Psalmist (2007), and the musical director of the stage play The Whole House (2008). He is probably best known for his world-renowned video instruction series Learn to Play Gospel Piano (1989).
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. The reality of "Hell in the Choirstand" By Monie The depth of the storyline was enhanced by the mix of factual and historical pieces that were interwoven into the storyline. At first I wasn't sure if I liked the history lesson that started this book off. However, that history piece ended up being the aspect that intrigued me and taught me the most about how demonic influence has made, at times, a subtle attempt, no make that a subtle success at messing with "true" gospel. And it was a "page-turner" once I got to Verse 3.This book was also a page turner because the characters were well developed which made them believable and gave them personality. The descriptive writing of this novel helped me to visualize (in my head) the "look" of the characters as I read. And having been in church a large part of my youth the characters were solid and were good representations of the type of people you would actually encounter in church.I can appreciate the touch of sensuality in the book and consider it a good expression of black "married" love (but excluding the Festival of the Lambs part).The overarching theme of how demonic forces work their way into today's church doesn't seem far fetched and the approach that the author chose makes me think and causes me to be more conscious of "things" both in church and in my daily life.The workings described of the Society of Tyrus don't seem far fetched and to me give a good explanation of how satan is able to slither his way into church services.Finally, the use of scripture to tie each "verse" with the next was a great use of scripture.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Great Book! Makes you Think! By Bernice Pierre This book was different than most of the books I read because it really made me think! I have oft heard of secret societies with ulterior motives often evil! The ongoing battle of good and evil is fought between two church musicians. The battlefield for souls takes place at Ezekiel, a fast growing congregation that is expanding and growing! Jeremiah Day is a musician that finds himself at the Church through God's intervention and quickly takes helm of the music program while stepping on the toes of Renard who has been the Director for over a decade! Renard belongs to the secret Society of Tyrus which is a nationwide group of musicians who inject themselves into church musical programs in order to cause dissension, discord, confusion and chaos thorough the church's music! The chords used contain evil influence to destroy the Church! I started to think that this could in some bizarre way be possible! You have to read the book to find out who is victorious in the end! I would recommend this book to anyone who is a believer of Christ and seeks to find ways to triumph over evil in our houses of worship!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Devil Sit Next To Us In The Church Pew By Milton Kelly Mr. Pollard wanted to show the readers in order that history lesson being the aspect how that satanic repercussion were created, at times, a subtle attempt, no make that a subtle success at messing with "true" gospel.The Characters were well created which shape them believable and truly gave them personality. The picturesque transcription of this Christian Novella encouraged me to put a picture (In My Mindset) the glimpse of the characters while I am reading. Even though this is a fiction book but I can relate to this storytelling. Not only I been in the Church most of my life but I also sang in the Choir, the characters were substantial and in good representations of the type of individuals that I will encounter in the Church. The overshadow theme about the forces of Satan work their way in disguise into the Church definitely is the absolute the truth that Titus Pollard is talking about in this book. This is something for me to think about and makes me to be more in the right mind both in my personal life and in the Church. The devil sit right next to us in the Church pews, singing in the Choir, on the Pulpit, on the deacon and trustee board in the purpose of destroying the Church through the Church Folks. Satan love to slither his way into our Church Services without us knowing it. I also love the way Titus Pollard presented the Word of God to each verse from the Holy Bible, with the next one was a genius idea in the purpose of minister to the readers.
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