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Wednesday 20th February 2008

Minister Victor issues 'Send Down Your Rain' CD

A WORSHIP leader, singer/songwriter and author of the book Teach Me How To Praise In The House, Victor Onwudili has released a CD under the name Minister Victor. 'Send Down Your Rain' is released independently. CR

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Posted by Scheril in Newcastle, England @ 23:42 on Feb 25 2008

Send down your rain is a beautifully written tribute to God and the priviledge of Praise. It is an uplifting and humbling dedication to the works of our Almighty God. Glory to the Most High God

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Posted by Pastor Bright in Newcastle @ 08:00 on Feb 22 2008

A very inspiring praise and worship CD bringing a mix of african and western style worship together. What a master piece. Keep up the good work brother.

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Posted by Udu Ogah in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK @ 14:00 on Feb 21 2008

Send Down Your Rain heralds a new awakening in worship and the ministry of songs. In a time where gospel musis has been soo much carnalized and commercialized, it's comforting and edifying to listen and experience (Yes! I was at the album launch and heard it ministered live!) pure selfless and Spirit-inspired worship.
Send Down Your Rain is a living proof that our God, Jehovah still gives his own songs in the night seasons in order to accomplish specific purposes and as an enduring testimony of steadfast love in our lives.

Go buy one and get praising!!

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