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“We say we are a community grounded in reason, and music is a part of that,” said Mike Aus, Houston Oasis’ founder, leader and a former Lutheran pastor. “The music we include is intended to inspire and improve your life somehow.”

“We say we are a community grounded in reason, and music is a part of that,” said Mike Aus, Houston Oasis’ founder, leader and a former Lutheran pastor. “The music we include is intended to inspire and improve your life somehow.”

A recent Houston Oasis gathering that drew 80 people featured the singing of Smythe and Taylor, a Texas-based award-winning musical duo who performed John Waite’s “Missing You,” James Taylor’s “The Frozen Man” and their own “Heaven’s Not the Great Beyond,” about an encounter with a homeless man who may — or may not — be Jesus.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/16/atheist-churches-embrace-sunday-morning-music_n_3096566.html ‘Atheist Churches’ Embrace Sunday-Morning Music] by Kimberly Winston, Huffington Post</ref>}}  

A recent Houston Oasis gathering that drew 80 people featured the singing of Smythe and Taylor, a Texas-based award-winning musical duo who performed John Waite’s “Missing You,” James Taylor’s “The Frozen Man” and their own “Heaven’s Not the Great Beyond,” about an encounter with a homeless man who may — or may not — be Jesus.<ref>[http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/16/atheist-churches-embrace-sunday-morning-music_n_3096566.html ‘Atheist Churches’ Embrace Sunday-Morning Music] by Kimberly Winston, Huffington Post</ref>}}

 

== See also ==

== See also ==