Glenn & Sarah Stallsmith Working in Ethnomusicology in the Philippines with Wycliffe Bible Translators
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We met at Asbury College while studying missions and music. Naturally we were drawn to ethnomusicology, the study how various people groups make music. Our first exposure to Wycliffe Bible Translators was Glenn's college internship with Wycliffe's Discovery program.
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Madeline, Sarah, Molly, Glenn, Catherine |
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Music Myths:
Myth #1: Music is a universal language.
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