Chosen Season Four (Blu-ray)
Last Word (DVD)
$13.31
Includes:
If Your Heart Belongs To Jesus
Presbyterian Baptismal
Praying To A Single Adult
Baby Why Not Me
The New Dentist
The Old Sanctuary
All Mama Ever Wanted
The Last Word
Fritzy & Helen Hanft
I Know, I Know
Flying With A Baby
Life Backwards
Rest In The Arms
For Just A Glimpse Of You
If Your Heart Belongs To Jesus Reprise
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It takes a special gift to make people laugh. It also takes a special gift to touch people through song. For one entertainer to be skilled at both is a double blessing. That’s what makes Mark Lowry such a unique talent and has made him one of the busiest Christian entertainers in the community. In addition to his dates as a solo act, and opening for Sandi Patty, Mark also performs as part of the Gaither Vocal Band. His concerts are frequently sold-out, like the one recorded here. Whether captivating an audience with humorous anecdote or warming hearts with a song, it’s easy to tell Mark Lowry revels in lifting others up.
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SKU (UPC): 080688636593
Artist: Mark Lowry
Media: Video DVD
Released: November 2004
Word Entertainment
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