VHS - Love Can Turn the World

Gaither Gospel Series

Join Bill & Gloria Gaither, the Gaither Vocal Band, and the Homecoming Friends for this live celebration recorded in the magnificent Mosaiek Theatre in Johannesburg, South Africa.

The video is also the final video shoot for Anthony Burger, and Bill Gaither introduces his segment with an Anthony Burger Tribute.

This beautiful event reaches across oceans and cultures for a Homecoming you will never forget.

Approximate running time:  90 minutes

Also available in CD, cassette, and DVD video.

Companion CD, cassette, DVD video , and VHS video for South African Homecoming, which was recorded at the same Homecoming event, are also available.

Release Date: March 20, 2007

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Song List:
Come on Children, Let's Sing - Kim Hopper & Jessy Dixon
Love Can Turn the World - Gaither Vocal Band and the African Children's Choir
If the Lord Wasn't Walking by My Side - Ivan Parker
There's a Higher Power - Jeff & Sheri Easter
Born to Serve the Lord - Sue Dodge
Almighty - The Talley Trio
I'm Glad - Russ Taff
Livin' for the Moment - The Booth Brothers
One Day at a Time - Lynda Randle
Trying to Get a Glimpse - Ernie Haase & Signature Sound
Everything Is Going to Turn out Right - The Isaacs
Claire De Lune / Jesus Loves Me - Anthony Burger
Hear My Song, Lord - Bill & Gloria, Guy Penrod, Doug Anderson, Sonya Isaacs, Charlotte Ritchie, and Sheri Easter
I Love You, Lord - Homecoming Friends A Capella with Audience
I Lost It All to Find Everything - Jessy Dixon
"The Misfit" from the book Laughter in the Walls - narration by Gloria Gaither
Unworthy - Ben Speer and Bill Gaither
There Is a River - Gaither Vocal Band
Because He Lives - Bill Gaither, Ben Speer, and Guy Penrod

Publisher's Preview

Love Can Turn The World includes live performances from a SOLD OUT concert in Johannesburg, South Africa featuring Bill & Gloria Gaither and over 40 of your favorite Homecoming friends on-stage. Also includes last video appearance of the late Anthony Burger with tribute by Bill Gaither.