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Title: How Many Are Your Works
Voicing/Format: SATB
Publisher: Harold Flammer, Inc.
Composer: Courtney/Paige
Catalog #: 35009808

Price: $2.05

An expressive melody and absolutely gorgeous text paint a beautiful and moving thank you for those who have dedicated their lives to Christ's service and shepherded us on the path to better knowing Him. Sunday School teachers, ministers, missionaries, and laypersons - all have left their loving imprints upon our hearts. How Lovely Are the Ones will bring tears of joy to the eyes of all present, but more importantly, it will express our deepest heartfelt gratitude to God for bringing those special servants into our lives, and to the lovely ones themselves, who have caused us to see Him.

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