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Various New Young Messiah (1993)
1993, The Sparrow Corp.\nProduced by Greg Nelson\nExecutive Producers: Norman Miller and Sandi Patti\nConception and Artist Coordination: Norman Miller
This misc cd contains 16 tracks and runs 62min 34sec.
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: Music

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: music songs tracks misc Christmas

1. The New Young Messiah Orchestra - Overture (04:22)
2. Wayne Watson - Comfort Ye My People (03:48)
   Performed by Wayne Watson\n
3. Larnelle Harris - Ev'ry Valley Shall Be Exalted (03:30)
   Performed by Larnelle Harris
4. Sandi Patti - And the Glory of the Lord (02:55)
   Performed by Sandi Patti
5. Steven Curtis Chapman - But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming (04:21)
   Performed by Steven Curtis Chapman
6. Susan Ashton, Christine Dente & Cindy Morgan - O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings To Zion (03:57)
   Performed by Susan Ashton, Christine Dent'e,\nand Cindy Morgan
7. BeBe & CeCe Winans - For Unto Us A Child Is Born (04:33)
   Performed By BeBe & CeCe
8. Phil Keaggy - Pastorale (03:52)
   Featuring Phil Keaggy
9. Carman - Glory to God in the Highest (02:57)
   Performed by Carman\n
10. First Call - Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion (03:16)
    Performed by First Call
11. Sandi Patti & Steven Curtis Chapman - He Shall Feed His Flock (04:40)
    Performed by Sandi Patti and Steven Curtis Chapman
12. Steve Green, Larnelle Harris & Michael English - Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs (03:20)
    Performed by Steven Green, Larnelle Harris, & Michael\nEnglish
13. Steve Green - I Know That My Redeemer Liveth (03:56)
    Performed by Steve Green
14. Michael English - Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates (03:35)
    Performed by Michael English
15. 4 Him - The Trumpet Shall Sound (03:46)
    Performed by 4 Him
16. Twila Paris & the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir featuring Sandi Patti, Steve Green, Michael English, Larnelle Harris & Wayne Watson - Worthy Is the Lamb That Was Slain - Hallelujah (05:36)
    Performed by Twila Paris and The Brooklyn\nTabernacle Choir