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Kristyn Getty

Author (refrain) of "Jesus Shall Reign" in The Sing! Hymnal Kristyn Getty (b. May 22, 1980) is a world-renowned modern hymn writer. Kristyn studied English Literature at Queen’s University of Belfast. She writes and performs with her husband, Keith Getty, and they regularly tour the United States and the United Kingdom. Laura de Jong
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Ed Cash

Author (refrain) of "Jesus Shall Reign" in The Sing! Hymnal
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Thomas William

1761 - 1844 Person Name: Thomas Williams Composer of "TRURO" in The Believers Hymn Book Known as: Thomas Williams, Thomas Williams, Bethesda Morganwg, Thomas Williams, Bethesda'r Fro, Thomas Williams, from the Vale of Glamorgan. See also Thomas Williams. ======================================== Williams, Thomas, of Bethesda'r Frô, was a minister with the Independents in South Wales. He was born at a farmhouse, called Trehedyn, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire. In 1812 he published a collection of hymns, which he called Llais y Durtur, or The Voice of the Turtle Dove. In 1824 he published a new edition under the title of Dyfroedd Bethesd, containing 143 hymns and 10 songs. Many of his hymns are still used by all denominations in Wales. [Rev. W. Glanffrwd Thomas] -- John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology (1907)
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