MBE For Tyndale

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Tuesday 24th June 2008

Gospel choir leader Tyndale Thomas awarded MBE

BRITISH gospel pioneer Tyndale Thomas has been awarded an MBE in The Queen's Birthday Honours List, for his work in integrating gospel and inspirational music within the music industry. 48 year old Thomas is currently the choir director of the Liverpool Philharmonic Choir, One Voice Community Choir in Preston and the One Voice One Heart Youth Singing ensemble based in Liverpool. CR

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Posted by Courtney's Lounge in Manchester City centre @ 23:50 on Apr 17 2013

The man I am about to speak about must be one of the most humble persons I have been blessed to meet, I was just googling the net and I came across MBE for a young man I only spoke with a few days ago and I have known for many a year. Indeed he helped myself and business partner then with the girl 90's group CLEOPATRA "COMIN ATCHA" This man is Tyndale Thomas a man that does not need to wear his badge to show the world! But Tyndale let me shout it from the roof tops I AM SO PROUD OF YOU AND TO KNOW NOW WWHAT YOU ACHEIVED. Best to you TL

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Posted by Kelita Gooden-Henry in Florida-USA @ 01:42 on Jan 22 2009

Tyndale, I am so proud of you.. May God continue to bless you as you stay positioned receiving all of his blessings. May all your dreams and aspirations today, tomorrow and always be mulitiplied. Your borders and territories be stretched as far as the east is from the west....

I love you Bro

KelitaXXXXX

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