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101 Congregational Worship Songs in the Gospel Style from Kirk Ward blog - worshipinthecity.wordpress.com/2012/10/25/101-congregational-worship-songs-in-the-gospel-style 101 Congregational Worship Songs in the Gospel Style A friend of mine asked for help with leads on where to get good congregational songs for worship in the Gospel style. I did a quick Planning Center filter of our songs at New City Fellowship and then cut it down to a solid 101. I organized it by artist and I apologize for any spelling errors in names or miss-matched artists. I decided to connect the song with the best recording not as much with the composer or original artist. I recommend YouTube as a place to hear all of this music.This is not supposed to be “the best,” but just a good place to start. The Blood Will Never Lose Its Power Andrae Crouch Bless His Holy Name Andrae Crouch Holy Spirit Come And Fill This Place Bebe Winans I Call You Faithful Donnie McClurkin Create In Me A Clean Heart Donnie McClurkin Jesus Lover Of My Soul Edwin Hawkins O Happy Day Edwin Hawkins Worship The Lord Edwin Hawkins This Is The Day Forever Jones They That Wait Fred Hammond Our Father Fred Hammond You Are The Living Word Fred Hammond Your Name Is Jesus Fred Hammond Lord Of The Harvest Fred Hammond Glory To Glory To Glory Fred Hammond We’re Blessed Fred Hammond Order My Steps Gospel Music Worshop I Need You To Survive Hezekiah Walker/David Fraiser Souled Out Hezekiah Walker/David Fraiser Power Belongs to God Hezekiah Walker/David Fraiser Again I Say Rejoice Israel Houghton Friend Of God Israel Houghton Better Than Life Israel Houghton There’s A Liftin’ Of The Hands Israel Houghton You Are Good Israel Houghton Saved By Grace Israel Houghton Cover the Earth Israel Houghton All Around Israel Houghton I Am Redeemed Jesse Dixon And We Are Glad Joe Pace Precious Is The Blood Joe Pace Down At The Cross Joe Pace I Will Bless The Lord At All Times Joe Pace Shake The Foundation Joe Pace Clap Your Hands John P Kee I Do Worship John P Kee O Give Thanks Judith Christy-McAllister God Is A Good God Keith Hunter My Life Is In Your Hands Kirk Franklin Hosanna Kirk Franklin He Reigns Kirk Franklin Why We Sing Kirk Franklin God Great God Kurt Carr In The Sanctuary Kurt Carr The Blood Still Works Malcolm Williams Never Would Have Made It Marvin Sapp Shackles (Praise You) Mary Mary I Worship You Mary Mary You Are Holy Motor City Mass Choir Lord, You’re Worthy New Direction O the Blood New Jersey Mass Choir God Is Good Regina Belle God Has Smiled On Me Rev James Cleveland Lord Help Me To Hold Out Rev. James Cleveland Total Praise Richard Smallwood Center of My Joy Richard Smallwood Anointing Fall On Me Ron Kenoley Dwell Among Us Shekina Glory Praise Is What I Do Shekina Glory The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow Thomas A Dorsey Precious Lord Thomas A Dorsey Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross traditional I Love To Praise Him traditional Be Still, God Will Fight Your Battles traditional Hold To God’s Unchanging Hand traditional I Know It Was The Blood traditional I Said I Wasn’t Gonna Tell Nobody traditional Walk With Me traditional I Know I’ve Been Changed traditional Come Over Here traditional I’m Glad About It traditional Oh, Freedom traditional Were You There? traditional Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel traditional No Not One traditional We’ve Come This Far By Faith traditional Another Day’s Journey traditional Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody traditional I’m So Glad Jesus Lifted Me traditional Battlefield traditional Jesus Is On The Mainline traditional Praise Him traditional Pass Me Not traditional The Lord Is My Light traditional Glory Glory Hallelujah traditional Down At The Cross traditional Ride On King Jesus traditional Lift Every Voice And Sing traditional Lead Me Guide Me traditional Let Us Break Bread Together traditional Now Let Us Sing traditional Amen traditional His Eye Is On The Sparrow traditional Wade In The Water traditional Soon I Will Be Done traditional If It Had Not Been traditional Blessed Assurance traditional Bless The Lord (Son of Man) Tye Tribbet Because Of Who You Are Vicki Yohe O Lord How Excellent Walt Wittman and the Soul Children of Chicago I Give Myself Away William McDowell .
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