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Greatest Hymns, Vol. 2 by Selah

Renowned for their signature arrangements of hymns and inspirational classics, multi Dove Award-winning Curb recording artist Selah returns to their roots with Greatest Hymns, Vol. 2. T

he long-awaited follow-up to one of the group’s biggest releases to date, 2005’s Greatest Hymns, bows Friday.
Highlighted by brand new recordings of fan favorites “Holy, Holy, Holy,” “Wayfaring Stranger,” “Wonderful, Merciful Savior” and “Amazing Grace,” the 18-track Greatest Hymns, Vol. 2 also includes a special radio version of “O The Blood” (produced by Ed Cash), from the trio’s acclaimed 2014 release, You Amaze Us.

Together for the first time, the project features[…]

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Preschooler Made to Care about LGBT Agenda in Colorado

Top Muslim human rights lawyer receives death threats for speaking out against extremism

Comb Jelly Footage Surprises Scientists, Upends Evolutionary Expectations

Why Christians Venerate the Cross

Muslims most likely to be pro-Europe, while Christians back Brexit

He Did It for You!

Morgan Freeman Explores The Story of God

Survey: Americans Say Christians Face Intolerance, but Complain Too Much

Is Personal Reflection Still Valuable?

Scientists Who Set Out to Create Simple Genome Astonished by Sheer Complexity of Life

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