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Calgary Pastor To Bang Home Message Of Anger And Forgiveness Through Music Of METALLICA

May 5, 2004

Michelle Mark of the Calgary Sun is reporting that heavy metal will meet the Old Testament at a Calgary church this Sunday as an unconventional pastor bangs home the message of anger and forgiveness through the music of METALLICA. Rather than listening to a sermon about honoring thy mother this Mother's Day Sunday, parishioners at New Hope Christian Reformed Church in northwest Calgary will be treated to 20 minutes of head-banging METALLICA music and the band's DVD "The Unforgiven" — complete with funky lights and fog machine.

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