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Donnie McClurkin - Psalms, Hymns Spiritual Songs (2005)
A live 2004 concert recorded at The Rock Church in Virginia Beach, VA. Featuring a packed house, the performance blends traditional gospel, hymns, and spiritual songs with live testimony. Includes popular tracks like "Days of Elijah" and a special blood medley, featuring guests like Dottie Peoples.
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A live 2004 concert recorded at The Rock Church in Virginia Beach, VA. Featuring a packed house, the performance blends traditional gospel, hymns, and spiritual songs with live testimony. Includes popular tracks like "Days of Elijah" and a special blood medley, featuring guests like Dottie Peoples.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:5/17/2005
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Verity Records
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