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UNCP Gospel Choir Praise Break 1

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Praise Break at UNCP Voices Of Serenity's Spring Concert. Ole' Skool moment at the end w/ The Lord Is Blessing Me. Y'all know how those mass choirs and workshop choirs used to do! LOL!

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  • where is this?

  • It is in Pembroke, NC

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  • Praise is contagious.make me wana start shouting.

  • get off of her let her shout!!!!lol

    i hate when ppl hold on to ppl and grab on them when they are shoutin

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  • u betta move Lina!

  • @MUZICBOI90 Well I dont exactly know why they did that, but sometimes if someone has recently had surgery or some kind of physical ailment, the pastor or officials will have the congregation watch out for them because although they are praising God, sometimes the doctors orders could be that they dont move too much or maybe she was pregnant and having complications. We dont know why they did that, but I doubt it was for malicious reasons. Even in Praising God we have to use wisdom.

  • Don't stop somebody praise. Just get out the way! Let them get their breakthrough!

  • Why are they trying to stop her praise that ain't even of Jesus

  • lawd i miss that nc churching!!!! yaaaasssss lawd!!! HALLELUJAH!!!!

  • YALL BETTA SHOUT

  • Yall Betta Shout

  • Who sings that song "The Lord is Blessing Me"?

  • @luadph ain't it though

  • @luadph ain't it though

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