Page 280: Zion (The Christian Harmony (2010))
(This page uses info from processed Minutes; that task is ongoing in 2024.)
Sung 33 times (as reflected in the Minutes on this site).
Book: CH2010; Index entry; Robots singing!
By leader
Count | Leader | Led at... |
---|---|---|
1 | Butch White | 2020: Creel Memorial |
3 | Joan Aldridge | 2012: Georgia State Convention |
2011: Old County Line, Georgia State Convention | ||
1 | Sue Bunch | 2014: Camp DoReMi |
4 | Leslie Booher | 2012: Cloudland, Etowah, Spring, Old St. John's |
2011: Etowah, Fall | ||
2 | David Brodeur | 2018: Georgia State Convention |
2017: Georgia State Convention | ||
1 | Tim Cook | 2013: Shiloh (Alabama) |
1 | Will Fitzgerald | 2019: Creel Memorial |
3 | John Hollingsworth | 2019: Brasstown |
2013: Lee Rogers Memorial | ||
2011: Lee Rogers Memorial | ||
10 | Judy Mincey | 2023: Lee Rogers Memorial |
2021: Camp DoReMi | ||
2015: Ila New Year's Eve | ||
2014: Georgia State Convention | ||
2013: Nan Herring, Georgia State Convention | ||
2012: William Walker Memorial, Brasstown, Camp DoReMi | ||
2010: Old St. John's | ||
1 | John Plunkett | 2019: Blue Ridge PBC |
6 | Chris Wilhelm | 2023: Tickanetley |
2019: Memorial Weekend, St. John's, Georgia State Convention | ||
2018: Old St. John's | ||
2011: Brasstown, Georgia State Convention |
By year (and singing)
Count | Led at... |
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1 | 2020: Creel Memorial |
6 | 2011: Old County Line, Brasstown, Etowah, Fall, Lee Rogers Memorial, Georgia State Convention, Georgia State Convention |
7 | 2012: William Walker Memorial, Cloudland, Etowah, Spring, Brasstown, Camp DoReMi, Georgia State Convention, Old St. John's |
2 | 2014: Camp DoReMi, Georgia State Convention |
1 | 2017: Georgia State Convention |
2 | 2018: Georgia State Convention, Old St. John's |
4 | 2013: Nan Herring, Lee Rogers Memorial, Shiloh (Alabama), Georgia State Convention |
5 | 2019: Creel Memorial, Memorial Weekend, St. John's, Blue Ridge PBC, Brasstown, Georgia State Convention |
1 | 2010: Old St. John's |
1 | 2015: Ila New Year's Eve |
1 | 2021: Camp DoReMi |
2 | 2023: Tickanetley, Lee Rogers Memorial |