Conference theme song for UFMCC's General Conference 2007

Title song from Marsha's 2005 CD

Up tempo with a jazz feel, this is the 2005 MCC General conference theme song.

Marsha's song about her wife, Cindy, and the testimony she brings to their ministry.

Heartwrenching and honest

How do you survive childhood abuse or religious abuse? Marsha shares her experience.

Bonus track from the new CD "Anniversaries"

Where do you find the hope to get married...again?

Marsha and Cindy's wedding song

A tongue-in-cheek poke at those of us who try to get God to follow OUR plans.

My favorite day of the year

Another song with my son, John's, insights.

the lovely old gospel hymn

Another MCC conference theme song.

One of my older favorites

A song to my parents when I came out.

MCC General conference 1991 theme song...I think!

A love song for Winky

Written for the 20th anniversary of MCC

Another MCC Conference theme

title cut from our Praise and Worship CD with other glbt artists and writers

A song with my son, John

Fun singalong country song

One of my favorites - Marsha does disco!

Hmm, I don't have the Spanish language characters on my typeface - here's my best shot at the lyrics...

Another favorite - and very outside my norm.

First Dive

Title track for the CD by this name

More wisdom from my kids

Justin's favorite!

Written after Columbine and after my dear friend, Rev Ed Sherriff was murdered.

Just to be sure we know where to meet!

Written as a retrospective of my first 30 years as a Christian.

Yet again, stolen from a Nancy Wilson sermon.

I have been so blessed by the pastors in my life.

another MCC Conference theme song

Hey, Stuart, if you're out there, email me!!

From the Christmas CD

written for Rev. David Farrell

For my dear friend, Paul - my first friend to die of AIDS

The first song I wrote after coming out - for the 1985 MCC General Conference

Can God be my Mom, too?

My favorite chapter...

A favorite old campfire hymn

a medley of favorites - (Eye on the Sparrow, Lead me to Calvary, Leadeth Me

Has my favorite verse (For those who know it best seem hungering and thirsting to hear it like the rest)

Cindy's favorite hymn

a hymn that's all about coming out

a hymn my sister and I used to sing together all the time

Okay, so I love the country version

Marsha reads relaxation meditations, scriptures and prayers over soft praise music.

Quiet worship music with a closing blessing by Marsha