Music is a universal language. It spans cultures and eras and has the power to bring people together or divide them. It is a thing of beauty and a gift that echoes creation. And music is also at the heart of today’s episode.
Jeffrey Tedford has lived a life that revolves around music. He began playing the violin at the age of 4, and studied music at the undergraduate, graduate and PhD levels. Now he runs the entire music department at Grove City College, where he was an undergrad and now helps raise up the next generation of musical leaders for the church and for the world.
Join Tom, Nate and Jeff as we discuss his life, and the beautiful thread music has woven through it.
Welcome back to the Scattered Seeds Podcast, where every life has a story.
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