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Man more than man

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Author: Valerie M. Dunn

Dunn, Valerie Margery. (Temple City, California, January 18, 1932- ). Presbyterian. While assistant editor of the Presbyterian Record (Toronto) (1961-1978), she became connected with Teen and Twenty Chapel, a group of writers and artists interested in contemporary worship, and supervised production of the collection they issued, Let the Cosmos Ring: Songs for a Century of Peace and Tumult (1968). Some of her lyrics were also published in the Record and in Praise Ways (1975); later she provided the words for an audience-participation musical, Noögenesis (1980). --Hugh McKellar, DNAH Archives Go to person page >

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First Line: Man more than man
Author: Valerie M. Dunn
Meter: 4.5.5.5 D
Language: English
Copyright: Reproduced by kind permission of MCA Music Australia
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Together in Song #355

Together in Song #355
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