Throughout Cornerstone Festival, a varety of talented musicans from every corner of the globe including The Crossing, Psalters, Gahu from Ghana, Djembi from Mali were performing and teaching various workshops at the Wycliffe World Missions Tent. In a highly symbolic gesture, many of these musicans assembled on Gallery Stage merging their collective musical perspectives in a celebration of unity.

Terry Scott Taylor is a living legend. As chief leader of such bands as Daniel Amos, The Swirling Eddies and The Lost Dogs, he and his compatriots rewrote the Christian rock paradigm, giving a voice to frustrated young Christians. Taylor is one of the main reasons alternative Christian music even exists. Over the course of 25 years and as many records, Taylor has, with inimitable wit and lyrical prowess, exposed the collective neuroses and hypocrisies of the American Church. With his undeniable ability as a producer, Taylor has brought out the very best in many of the bright lights of progressive Christian music. As a songwriter, he’s used his philosophical Christian perspective and sardonic wit to fully explore the art of musical satire. Along with performing with DA and The Lost Dogs, Terry appeared with Steve Hindalong (The Choir), Mike Roe (77s) and Phil Madeira for a very well attended and thoroughly engaging set on the acoustic stage this year's at Cornerstone Festival.
Listen to You Lay Down from Cornerstone 2001