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“Worship is more than music. It’s about these moments we have together as a family, as the church, and a good testimony can be a part of that. Prayer, preaching, the Word of God… these are all things that can be powerful elements as we plan a worship service. And ultimately, you want people leaving your church saying, ‘It was good to have been in the house of the Lord.”

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Don Moen
Don Moen

Don Moen, born on June 29, 1950, is a renowned gospel singer and songwriter. His musical career began in the 1970s, and he has won the affection of global gospel music enthusiasts with his unique voice and touching lyrics. Don Moen's music spans various styles, including hymns, spirituals, and pop, and is beloved by audiences from diverse cultural backgrounds. more

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