Reformation Churchmanship: Roundup of J.S. Bach's St. John's Passion

For those seeking, as we must, as hungry people in a dry and weary land, furthered literacy in the Reformation classics, here is Bach's St. John's Passion. Of course, this means a good Reformed, Lutheran and Anglican bibliography.  It means intellectual and cultural resistance to the Anabaptifications of our surroundings. Most "evangelicals" are Anabaptists of sorts, e.g. Piper, Mohler,

Washington National Cathedral: Bach's St. John Passion

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Sunday, April 1, 2012 4 PM


Bach’s St. John Passion











Tickets: From $25.





For Palm Sunday, the Cathedral Choir presents Bach’s vivid
St. John Passion under the direction of Canon Michael