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Shepherd of the Valley will resume in-person, outdoor, on-campus worship services. Please use our Signup Genius link to register for upcoming Sundays.
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KATA MARKON: The Passion According to the Gospel of Mark
Music by Mark Lanz Weiser
Text and Translations by Todd Payne
Modeled after the Passions of Johann Sebastian Bach, Kata Markon, is a musical setting of the Passion narrative according to the Gospel of Mark. In addition to the traditional use of vocal soloists, chorus, organ, and instrumental ensemble, this work also blends influences of sacred Jewish and traditional Middle Eastern Music.
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