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----Sentforth's Message Amplified(by Duece Niven) Tabor-Loris Tribune, Tabor City, NC--- Every time that I feel like I'm falling out, you're always there for me. --- Sentforth, from Jehovah-Jireh ---Unabashedly Christian, a group of Tabor-Loris Community musicians embrace rock music and modern technology in a heartfelt work they say is about ministry, not money. They've proven that with their debut compact disc recording, available online through MP3.com. More on that later. "We're not out to make money, just to spread the word of Jesus Christ," says band member Buddy Clontz, who dropped a copy of the CD by recently. Anyone with Internet access can get this music for free. I was grabbed by the opening piano on the first song, the above-mentioned Jehovah-Jireh. Band leader Kenny Carter of Loris wrote this powerful song, and many of the others. Patrice Rhodes also shares songwriting credits on this effort. Carter's CD credits include keyboards, vocals and horns. Clontz handles lead and backing guitar parts, as well as drums. Rhodes' contribution includes vocal harmonies. Erik Carter adds rhythm and acoustic guitar talents to the songs, and served as digital recording engineer. Kenny Carter's keyboard work pulled me in on the opening song. Clontz' lead guitar playing held me as Carter's soaring voice brought the music and the message together in a way reminiscent of some of the old Maranatha vinyl recordings from the mid to late 1970s. It Makes No Difference again highlights Clontz' lead guitar expertise with Kenny Carter's vocals blending with this smooth sound and evangelical message written by both Kenny Carter and Patrice Rhodes. Lyrics like "It makes no difference how great your sin, He'll forgive you just trust Him" define the theme and message of this musical effort. For God So Loved the World sets Christianity's defining Biblical passage to an easy listening melody with a wonderful flute solo that takes me back to my teens and a Christian rock group I was associated with in Raeford (N.C.). Quality is certainly not a problem for Sentforth. Their recording technology is first rate, and there's something on this CD, or online, for most musical tastes. I'll admit not every song is my musical cup of tea. but there's plenty of musical and spiritual nourishment here for just about everyone. Sentforth's CD is on sale for just $8.99, and the songs can be downloaded for free at www.sentforth.net