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  • January 27, 2006 at 6:58 pm #244749 Reply

    Jenny Smith
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    In a message dated November 7, 2002 from the first presidency.

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    We remind stake presidencies and bishoprics that they may consider both the hymns and other appropriate music when planning meetings. The hymns of the Church are the basic music for worship services and are standard for congregational singing. However, in addition to the hymns, other appropriate selections may be used for prelude and postlude music, choir music, and special musical selections.

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