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[Create in me a heart, O God]

[Create in me a heart, O God]

Composer: Thomas H. Holland; Composer: Gerald Moore
Published in 1 hymnal


Composer: Thomas H. Holland

Minister, professor, and songwriter of the churches of Christ. Served as minister for the Crieve Hall church of Christ in Nashville, Tennessee, and directed the Nashville School of Preaching and Biblical Studies for 31 years. Initial founder of the Diana Singing event in Diana, Tennessee. Garrett Herndon from https://christianchronicle.org/tom-holland-singing-evangelist-and-preachers-preacher-dies-at-87/ https://hymnstudiesblog.wordpress.com/2019/01/05/do-you-love-the-lord/  Go to person page >

Composer: Gerald Moore

(no biographical information available about Gerald Moore.) Go to person page >

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Tune Information

Title: [Create in me a heart, O God]
Composer: Thomas H. Holland
Composer: Gerald Moore
Incipit: 53344 54316 61233
Key: E Major
Copyright: © 1993, Tom Holland.
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Sacred Songs of the Church #15

Sacred Songs of the Church #15
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