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WE ARE GOD’S PEOPLE
$2.10 – $70.00
Composed by: Duane Funderburk
This hymn of Christian unity is based on a theme from Brahms’ 4th Symphony. Having found a place in many standard hymnals, it is wonderfully arranged for choir, with optional congregational participation. A full orchestration, or Brass/Percussion instrumentation, are both available to add strength to this powerful anthem.
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