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Avalon: Live in Concert - Testify to Love (2003)
Over the past seven years, Avalon has delighted Christian music listeners with their inspiring anthems and stirring vocals. With 18 #1 hits, the songs of Avalon have become staples at Christian radio. Now, for the first time in their career, Avalon releases a live performance DVD of some of their biggest hits. Testify To Love: Live In Concert offers the perfect reflection on Avalon's heralded past and delivers an exciting sneak preview of the future.
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Over the past seven years, Avalon has delighted Christian music listeners with their inspiring anthems and stirring vocals. With 18 #1 hits, the songs of Avalon have become staples at Christian radio. Now, for the first time in their career, Avalon releases a live performance DVD of some of their biggest hits. Testify To Love: Live In Concert offers the perfect reflection on Avalon's heralded past and delivers an exciting sneak preview of the future.
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In Theaters:11/18/2003
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Studio:Sparrow Records
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