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Given to Him: The Worship DVD (2004)

Given To Him is the unique experience in worship, with carefully selected songs set to some of the most stunning film footage ever seen. It is a visual feast through skies and seas, mountains and meadows and the world of wild life and flowers. It seeks to follow a tradition of song writers who first and foremost compose their music to glorify God, His attributes and nature. God's creative power and infinite wisdom are reflected in this awesome arrangement of film and music.
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Given To Him is the unique experience in worship, with carefully selected songs set to some of the most stunning film footage ever seen. It is a visual feast through skies and seas, mountains and meadows and the world of wild life and flowers. It seeks to follow a tradition of song writers who first and foremost compose their music to glorify God, His attributes and nature. God's creative power and infinite wisdom are reflected in this awesome arrangement of film and music.

Rating:NR
Genre:Music
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In Theaters:9/2/2004
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:NPN Videos

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Crystal Lewis

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Stephanie LaBarge

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Matthew Ward

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