In this article, Brian Shepard recaptures the beauty of hymns in the African American experience.
Author: Brian Shepard
Communicator. Coach. Thinker. Reader. Sports fan. Music junkie. Beatmaker. Son. Brother. Christian. My name is Brian Shepard and I’m a native of Detroit, MI. I’m a graduate of Andrews University, earning my Bachelor’s in Communication with a minor in Journalism. I’m currently pursuing my Master’s of Divinity degree from Andrews University. At the end of it all, I love Jesus, I love people, and I love life.
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