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The Choir, Cripples, and Evangelistic Singing
A midwestern church article argues for spiritually uplifted choirs led by trained ministers, condemns sloppy singing, and urges evangelistic singing revivals. It urges congregations to hold regular praise services and calls leaders to deepen devotion and instruction for the sacred art. It then discusses disability inclusion, urging readers to support cripples and shut-ins, recognizing their value and calling for religious training and community help.
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