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RUTHANN AND JAN HALL DURBAN MISSION HOME PAGE
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MUSIC PAGE, AND LINKS (Page 4)
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"And Can It Be That I Should Gain?" -- a new hymn (tune).
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Those of you who have followed the versions of this web site will recall that we have posted, over time, a few hymns for which Jan has written the text and music. This time, it's a setting of someone [and such a someone!] else's text. We were in church at Musgrave Road, and sang No. 471 in their hymnal, but Jan couldn't help noticing the text (all there is in the hymnal) for No. 472, a powerful image of the grace and love of God. Searching the usual tune, he thought it needed something different. Thus, the tune and setting "Addington." We hope Charles Wesley would approve. We've posted files for the music to listen to [it helps to have a decent player (RealAudio or Windows Media work fine)], to read the text, and to see the score [you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader].
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Certain Relevant Web Links:
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[Archive Ed. Note: This was originally a link to our separate photo page
web site, with animal pictures from our visit to the Tala game reserve -- then
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(The web page of our home church in Concord, Mass.; it has archives of our newsletters.)
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(The very entertaining and informative web site of our missionary friends in Lesotho.)
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(The website of our friends Scott Couper and his co-missionary and spouse, Susan Valiquette -- the chaplain at Inanda Seminary.)
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Below, an overhead view of the one of the pools along the beachfront in Durban, taken from the window of our room at one of the high-rise [Holiday Inn!] hotels, where we spent our first night back in South Africa.
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