South Woden Uniting Church at Pearce ACT Australia: southwoden.wordpress.com/
The readings for each week from the Revised Common Lectionary maybe found at lectionary.library.vanderbilt.edu/. This site offers a feed to your computer or device.
Singing from the Lectionary blog; Lectionary Singer somehow manages to cobble together a huge and well-informed resource. Well done.
Another full list of songs in contemporary style: http://contemporarypsalms.blogspot.com/
Isaac Everett isaaceverett.com/ – great source of modern, relevant antiphons. Like! His music is available on : Church Publishing here>
Hymnary tunes from hymnary.org/
Piano accompaniments for hymns: Andrewmillard.com
PFAS is Psalms for all seasons, full of excellent and varied settings for all psalms and canticles. Useful background reading here>
Sons of Korah, Australian group based in Bendigo: www.sonsofkorah.com
Steve Bell, singer songwriter in Canada; stevebell.com/
Gregorian chant. Many web-sites available. See beaufort.demon.co.uk/
Psalm tweets twitter.com/search?q=%23psalmtweets
Sing a Psalm: http://www.singapsalm.com/
Psalms in the King James version here>
Bibliography? Definitely undeveloped here, but have a look at good work by Mark J Whiting here>
and his Home page psaltermark.wordpress.com/
Theology – big subject, sure. Try Ben Myers for a contemporary viewpoint: www.faith-theology.com/
The Genevan Psalter: genevanpsalter.redeemer.ca/
www.genevanpsalter.com/
Traditional tunes index: psalter.org/tunes
http://www.psalmimmersion.com/
Psalms in the South 