Photos | Worship in a Crowded Church
George Winston performs in front of a packed crowd during the 2011 ordination at the WBTLA, as they gather in prayer and celebration.
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architecture group hanukkah boy arch wbtla building music child festival stage musician george winston performance wbtla_ordination art altar hall prayer indoors orchestra audience church ordination theater performer auditorium room musical instrument band menorah concert leisure activities crowd painting
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