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Southern Gospel Times Feature Articles
ISAIAH’S CRY
Isaiah's Cry is no stranger to Southern Gospel music. Although you may be hearing the name for the first time, you've most likely heard and/or saw them before.
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Bob Langstaff - WAMV
Bob Langstaff came to Amherst from Fresno, CA and in 1988 he formed the COMMUNITY FIRST BROADCASTERS, INC.,
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JOSHUA 3 AND 4
For ye have not passed this way heretofore.
You are facing something you have never faced before, these are instructions from Joshua 3 and 4.
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Praise Points May 2013 -Giving Mom a Hug
This custom of honoring Mothers still holds very strong. Adult children can be seen honoring their Mother’s not just on one day but throughout the year.
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Morgan Easter ~ The Legacy Lives On
If you think of the name “Easter” you can look back and see a line of singers and a heritage in Bluegrass and Gospel Music that has carried on through the generations.
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They Have the Goods
Five years ago, I wrote an article about a trio I met and heard at the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, KY. I was walking down the long hallway that passed by meeting rooms where several afternoon showcases were being held.
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Brad Davis
This month’s Songwriter Spotlight will feature Brad Davis. Not only is he a songwriter but he’s a multi-talented musician that has developed and invented a guitar technique (double-down up), an artist, a GRAMMY winning producer, a music director for movies and film and much more.
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Michelle Drummond
Michelle Drummond is a member of the close-knit family based ministry, The Drummond Family.
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Just a thought……..
While sitting at my desk this morning, I was thinking about a conversation I had last night with my best friend. We were talking about the Bible and how so many things are pointing to the coming of the Lord and how so many people are focusing on the wrong things.
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AN HONEST CHRISTIAN – A Mother’s Legacy
Recently, our family has been shopping for a vehicle with our oldest daughter. After many days of looking, talking to people, and not being satisfied, we started asking individuals for referrals.
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