There Is Hope (DVD)
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There Is Hope finds singer, songwriter and GMA Hall of Fame Member Mark Lowry sharing messages of God’s love and grace as he reflects on the promises of a Father who loves His children. Author of the lyric for the classic “Mary Did You Know?,” Lowry delivers a new rendition of the song.
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SKU (UPC): 617884955892
Artist: Mark Lowry
Media: Video DVD
Released: September 2024
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Capitol Christian Music Group
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