The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir
The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir started in 1977 when Pastor Jim Cymbala gathered singers in a converted movie theater in Brooklyn. Their version of Psalm 34 is...
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The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir started in 1977 when Pastor Jim Cymbala gathered singers in a converted movie theater in Brooklyn. Their version of Psalm 34 is one people often mention, along with songs like Worthy Is The Lamb and Come To Jesus.
They're a large group of singers from different backgrounds who come together to sing gospel music. The choir performs concerts that draw big crowds, though they've also faced some criticism, like when they sang at a presidential inauguration in 2004. Mostly they just keep singing the way they always have.
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