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How Sweet the Sound - The Sustaining Force of the Gospel

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2004/02/10. Explores the historic role of Gospel music and slavery as a means of spiritual education. Professor Emeritus, Dept. of Music and Dance, University of Massachusetts.
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Seattle Pacific University

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Orbis Cascade Alliance

Keywords

  1. Audio
  2. Chapel

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