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Book Review: In Tune With Heaven Or Not: Women in Christian Liturgical Music

June Boyce-Tillman begins this book by acknowledging (in the Acknowledgements) that it has ‘taken many years to write’ (p. ix). As such, it draws on her whole lifetime of experience and scholarship. There is a passion running through it that leaps from the page and pulls the reader into the debate. In a book about the releasing of women’s voices, June Boyce-Tillman’s voice can be clearly heard. Her most well-known hymn, ‘We will go out’ contains the stirring lines: