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Hallelujah Languages is a Christian organization that focuses on the dissemination of Christian hymns and related content across all mainstream Christian denominations through the use of mobile phone applications and digital channels
Hallelujah Languages
by Moses Gathecha
What is it about?
Hallelujah Languages is a Christian organization that focuses on the dissemination of Christian hymns and related content across all mainstream Christian denominations through the use of mobile phone applications and digital channels. The name Hallelujah is drawn from the Hebrew language and is loosely translated into “Praise Him” in English. The vision of Hallelujah Languages is to see more Kenyans impacted by the Word of God through praise, worship, everywhere and at their convenience
App Store Description
Hallelujah Languages is a Christian organization that focuses on the dissemination of Christian hymns and related content across all mainstream Christian denominations through the use of mobile phone applications and digital channels. The name Hallelujah is drawn from the Hebrew language and is loosely translated into “Praise Him” in English. The vision of Hallelujah Languages is to see more Kenyans impacted by the Word of God through praise, worship, everywhere and at their convenience
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