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Published by Reverend Bert Jones
You will enjoy going "into the organ loft" to listen to the uplifting sounds of Reverend Bert Jones' masterful playing. You'll hear hymns, Gospel songs, sacred classics, or choruses, as well as interesting and informative comments about how many of the songs were written. Through the Hymnbook, a subsidiary of the ministry, A Visit with the Joneses, has been airing since the mid-1950's. Usually the organ music is played on a Hammond 3000; you will hear chimes and the singing of a live canary, Singspiration. Occasionally Bert shares the music of a great pipe organ he would find in his evangelistic travels. It has been a much loved program including bits of hymnology.
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You will be blessed by songs like "A Mighty Fortress."
You will hear Gospel songs like "In Times Like These," as well as "Spirituals."
This is a fine collection of songs about the joys of working and serving God.
Every title begins with "When." For example, "When the Roll is Called up Yonder."
You will hear favorites like "I Need Thee Every Hour."
Today, hearts are filled with fear in such troubled times. Be encouraged by these songs!
This was published in 1966.
Your heart will be led to "worship" with songs like "Guide Me O Thou Great Jehovah."
This is camp meeting season. You will enjoy these favorites!
So many favorites are included. Sing Along!
The title of each song used begins with "My." Example: "My Jesus, I Love Thee."
You can sing along with Amazing Grace and other songs you love.
The songs played are about spiritual freedom and victory through Christ.
A great series, which include "hard to find" favorites.
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