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" We get nearer to the Lord through music than perhaps through any other thing except prayer."
-J. Reuben Clark, 1936

 I believe that is true.  The majority of my most significant life events, especially those that have increased my testimony, have had something to do with music.  Take a peek at some of my favorites.

Perfect Love

I Know That My Redeemer Lives

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

Nearer My God to Thee

Nessun Dorma

Don't Give Up

Hourglass

Come Thou Fount

As I Am

My Kindness Shall Not Depart From Thee

He (II) Rob Gardner

A Little More Like Thee


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  1. Andrew HeapWednesday, March 20, 2013

    Denae,

    Thanks for posting this. It reminded of me of when you taught us in the MTC. You were a great teacher and you definitely taught us the power of music. You are great!

    Andrew Heap

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  2. UnknownThursday, March 21, 2013

    Thanks for commenting, Andrew! You guys were the best district! I learned so much from you. :)

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