Daywind Announces Release of Gospel Music Hymn Sing at First Baptist Atlanta

Gospel music lovers everywhere have been anxiously awaiting the release of the second installment of the Gospel Music Hymn Sing series. Daywind Records is excited to announce that the wait is over; the Gospel Music Hymn Sing at First Baptist Atlanta DVD is available nationwide today.
Filmed at Charles Stanley's First Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, Gerald Wolfe's Gospel Music Hymn Sing Atlanta is the follow-up to the widely successful inaugural Hymn Sing taping in Morristown, TN, as well as a nationwide tour featuring artists such as Greater Vision, the Mark Trammell Quartet, Jim Brady Trio, the Mylon Hayes Family, Stan Whitmire, TaRanda Greene, and more!
Featuring over two hours of beloved hymns and classic songs of the church, the program captures the beauty of congregational singing with an 1800 voice choir and more than 30 of Gospel music's favorite artists. Songs like 'Great Is Thy Faithfulness,' 'Standing On The Promises,' 'It Is Well (With My Soul),' and 'When The Roll Is Called Up Yonder' touch a special place in viewers hearts with a comfort and familiarity that so many long to find.
Gospel Music Hymn Sing at First Baptist Atlanta is available at Christian retail stores across the country and digitally at iTunes and other online outlets. Bulk purchasing for gift and ministry purposes is available by calling 1.800.635.9581.
Daywind Records is home to an award-winning roster of artists, including Legacy Five, Adam Crabb, Browders, The Hoppers, Jim Brady Trio, Greater Vision, Joseph Habedank, Karen Peck & New River, Bowling Family, Tribute, Nelons, Brian Free & Assurance, Blackwood Brothers Quartet and Wilburn & Wilburn. Daywind is distributed to retail through New Day Christian Distributors, Sony Red, and all major digital outlets, including iTunes.
For more information, visit www.daywindrecords.com or contact Dani Phillips at [email protected].
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