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Artist Interview: Eddie Carswell of Newsong

By: Kim Brightness

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Check out our interview with a legend in Contemporary Christian Music, Newsong co-founder, Eddie Carswell.  Newsong, the award-winning Christian band who’s touched hearts and ushered us to worship with songs like Swallow the Ocean, Arise My Love, and Christmas Shoes, has been making the name of Jesus GREAT for over 30 years. As the co-founder of Winter Jam, the nation’s largest Christian music tour, Eddie shares his heart for winning souls through music ministry, Newsong’s commitment to causes like adoption through Holt International, and his personal prayer requests for the tour. Listen in!

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Kim Brightness
As Publisher/EIC of Team Jesus Magazine, Kim Bright(ness) loves to provide uplifting and informative content on Kingdom living excellence. As an author, producer, and media buyer with over 25 years in marketing and advertising, you can always find Kim writing/editing, consulting, covering Christian events, or advocating for trauma-healing and inner beauty on her Live and Learn Show.
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