May 22, 2013
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Jan Krist
Sacred and secular love
by James M. Manheim
posted 5/1/2004
"You know, Jan," the president of a Christian record label once complained to Detroit-area songwriter Jan Krist, "if you would just mention Jesus in your music, we could all make a lot of money." Instead, Krist parted ways with the label, and the only time Jesus gets mentioned on Krist's current album, Wounded Me, Wounded You, comes when
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