-
Little Mix back Geri Halliwell Little Mix discuss fans,...
-
Geri Halliwell at The X Factor... Geri Halliwell arrives with...
-
Robbie Williams talks baby Take That star Robbie Williams...
-
Now meets Ricky Rayment We chat to the TOWIE hunk
U2 is top of the flocks
Churches in the US have started a trend of using U2 songs in services.
A Communion service - dubbed the 'U2charist' because it's driven by the music of singer Bono and his U2 bandmates - is catching on at around 150 Episcopal churches across the country.
Worshippers sing, dance and clap to Bono's tunes such as Pride (In The Name Of Love), while reading lyrics from altar screens.
Churchgoer Bridgette Roberts, 15, who goes to the U2charist at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Briarcliff Manor, New York says: 'It makes you feel warm inside. Usually at church, you love Jesus and everything. But this way you can express how you feel.'
A spokesman said U2 was rehearsing and unavailable for comment.
Latest poll
How do you feel about One Direction?
-
I used to think they were just 5 ordinary young lads but now they're looking hot (18%)
-
Love 1D - always have (59%)
-
Not interested, don't get the frenzy (24%)
Thanks, your vote has been counted!
