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BIOGRAPHY |
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Reverend Dr.
William Womack
is a noted
celebrity in the United States,
conducting
revival and
gospel concerts
throughout the
country. He once
stood in for
Pearl Bailey.
In 1998 Rev.
Womack was
inducted in the
Georgia Gospel
Hall of Fame.
He began
performing at
the age of 12
when he and his
friends formed a
singing group
and began
performing for
school and
church programs.
As a teen Rev.
Womack wrote the
school song for
the Academy of
the Blind in
Macon.
He currently
resides in Atlanta with his family.
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ABOUT MOMENTS OF
INSPIRATION |
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Moments of
Inspiration is
just that – bits
and pieces of
inspiration.
For over 2
decades, Rev.
William Womack
has been
inspiring
television
viewers with
soulful
renditions of
gospel,
spirituals and
hymns. In
some, it stirs
up fond memories
and in others
provides a peek
into the past.
You’ll hear the
history in the
key boards and
feel the power
of his voice
when you watch
Moments of
Inspiration.
Only on AIB!
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Every Time I
Feel The Spirit
Feel the spirit
with this
historical,
picturesque
expression of
traditional
hymns and songs
that touch the
soul like Deep
River, By and
By, Jordan River
- I'm Bound to
Cross, O Freedom
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Reflections
Preserving the
lost tradition
of old time
gospel, Rev.
Womack performs
a compilation of
his favorite
hits. Enjoy
songs like How
Great Thou Art,
I'll Fly Away,
Amazing Grace,
Summertime and
more. DVD
includes bonus
tracks and
exclusive
interviews with
Rev. Womack. |
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Jesus Oh What A
Wonderful Child
Rev. Womack
shares classical
gospel
renditions of
songs like
Silent Night,
The Birthday of
a King, Oh
Little Town of
Bethlehem, Sweet
Little Jesus Boy
and Oh Come All
Ye Faithful.
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Monday -
Friday
at 10:30
a.m. |
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Friday
at 5:30
p.m. |
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On May 18, Rev. William Womack
sings songs about "Walking and
Trusting." Tune in for some of
your old time favorites. |
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| Do you have
a favorite spiritual or hymn
you'd like to hear on an
upcoming episode of Moments of
Inspiration? Type in your
request and fill out the form
below. |
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| Viewer Feedback |
May 11,
2012
Hi Rev. Womack,
I am sorry I haven't emailed you recently but I have
been very ill but I am back and I saw your show this
week and thoroughly enjoyed it. Keep up the
excellent work. And may God continue blessing you,
your wife, your staff at AIB and Piney Grove Church.
Yours in Christ!
Karen Clark |
May 9,
2012
Good morning,
The "Moments Of Inspiration" program is truly an example
of its name. I enjoy it every time I watch it. God's
Blessings as You Bless Others!
Love,
Mrs. Delores Pickett |
May 1, 2012
Good Evening Rev. Womack,
I am enjoying your very inspirational program. I wish it
could be more than thirty minutes. Your choice of songs
are always a blessing. The 100 Psalm quotes, "Make a
joyful noise unto the Lord all ye lands. Serve the Lord
with gladness, come before his presence with singing."
Moments of Inspiration is surely an example of this
scripture. Thanks! God Bless You as you bless others!
Mrs. Delores Pickett |
April 20, 2012
Dear Rev. Womack,
I have been watching your show "Moments of Inspiration"
for some time now. I wanted to let you know what an
important part of my week it is and how blessed I feel
to hear all these songs, some of which I have heard and
some I haven't. Today you played three of my favorites-
"Alpha & Omega" and "'Glory to God" which are performed
at my church, Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Decatur. I
love "In the Garden" too. Recently, I heard you perform
"This Train", which I was unfamiliar with, but I really
loved it. You have a true blessing and annointing and
are able to reach out to a wide audience with your
music.
There is a very old song which was in a movie called
"Hallelujah" filmed in the 1920's. The song is called
"At the End of the Road", I believe. Anyway, if you've
heard it, it would be a good song for "Moments" because
it is such a joyous song.
Not to be funny, but I a probably don't fit the typical
demographic for your show: I am a 48 year old white
lady, that loves music and most of all loves the Lord.
Your show helps me make it through the week and I am
grateful for that. May God bless you and your wife with
many years of life, love and prosperity. I look forward
to more "Moments". Thank you for the music.
Sincerely,
Caprice Hebert |
April
9, 2012
Hi Rev. Womack,
I have been missing your
program lately because I have been ill, but I am back
now! Would you sing "The Blood Will Never Lose Its
Power" for me? I thank the Lord for my healing and
allowing me to continue to enjoy your broadcast. I wish
the best to you, your wife, your church family, your
studio family and everyone else.
Sincerely,
Karen Clark |
March 20,
2012
Hello,
I'm here sitting at the
kitchen table working from home and watching your
program. Im a computer professional and you take me back
home as a little boy where i can see myself sitting next
to my mother in church, her patting her foot, clapping
and singing the same tunes..."love lifted me up" brought
tears to my eyes.
I have been listening
to your program for a few years and Thank you so much
you are a blessing.
Regards,
Dwayne |
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