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the roland zimmerman family musical ministry
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The Roland Zimmerman Family Musical Ministry performs bluegrass gospel, country gospel, and folk gospel music with an Anabaptist Christian perspective.
We are the Roland Zimmerman Family, a musical ministry from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. We perform gospel music in the bluegrass, old-time country, and folk styles of music with an Anabaptist Christian perspective. We call our music: “Down Home” gospel music.
Take time to explore our web site. Read about us and our music ministry, check out our recordings, look at our photos, see where we are performing, and visit our links. We hope that you will enjoy our site! ...
We are the Roland Zimmerman Family, a musical ministry from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. We perform gospel music in the bluegrass, old-time country, and folk styles of music with an Anabaptist Christian perspective. We call our music: “Down Home” gospel music.
Take time to explore our web site. Read about us and our music ministry, check out our recordings, look at our photos, see where we are performing, and visit our links. We hope that you will enjoy our site! ...
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