Becky Chevis

Becky Chevis is a freelance musician who plays the flute and runs community-based music projects in schools and care homes.

In her role as UCCF’s Music Network Assistant she supports music students, produces resources that connect faith, musicking and musicology, and co-runs the Music Network's Profondo programme, a learning community of postgraduate and young professional musicians.

Having studied music at Oxford University, she now lives with her husband Tom on a narrowboat that's normally moored in rural Gloucestershire.

Music Network Resources

• Beauty and the Bible
• Appendix to 'Beauty and the Bible'
• A self-forgetful musician?
• Creaturely creativity
• Seeing every piece of music-making through the lens of the Gospel
• Worked examples of the 'Popologetics' analysis framework
• Beauty, Begbie, and the Bible
• To engage or not to engage: responding to ungodliness in music
• Music & Dementia #1 - on being human, and one's value
• Music & Dementia #2 - on eternity, boundaries, and serving others
• Gifts or skills? A poetic reflection
• The means for witness: Stay Salt, part 1
• Shattered hopes and humble offerings: when music gets cancelled
• Spotlight: Jeremy Begbie
• Spotlight: Anne MacGregor
• Spotlight: Amélie Addison (Part 2)
• Spotlight: Amélie Addison (Part 1)
• What does it mean to glorify God in our music?