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October 17, 2009 by BobbyGilles
Filed under Stories from the Road
10:50 a.m., the morning of the 2009 Sojourn Fall Festival. Walk through the main parking lot, into The 930 Art Center gallery. See how Sojourners are transforming this space into Festival grounds:
This CD is the first installment of the Isaac Watts Project: songs inspired by and adapted from his hymns. The record was written and performed entirely by musicians from Sojourn Community Church — 35 in all. It is our hope that this project, like Watts’s hymns, will point us beyond the music and lyrics to see the glorious Savior who inspires them.
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