His Name Is Wonderful

His Name Is Wonderful by Audrey Meier

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Some of you may have read my Facebook post while other may not have read that my wife’s, Donna Faith, mother died last Thursday. I am gathering songs to make a photo video for her memorial. While looking around, I found this song by Audrey Meier titled “His Name Is Wonderful.” In another life and time, Donna Faith sang in Audrey’s choir in SoCal. Audrey tagged her as her “not daughter,” because Audrey had eyes for my father-in-law before he married my mother-in-law, Juanita Vincent.

I grew up in the South with Southern Gospel music as a part of what flowed through my veins. I still like to listen to the tight vocal presentations of Southern Gospel (not so much the lyrics, exception this song). This is an acapella presentation from their CD “Acapella Gold” from the mid-’90s of last century.

Enjoy!

His Name Is Wonderful by Audrey Meier

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by drwinn on March 10, 2013

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