Jimmy Carter, Amazing Grace

Phyllis Adams sings Amazing Grace at President Carter's funeral
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For Atlanta women, singing ‘Amazing Grace’ at Carter funeral a ‘blessing’
When Phyllis Adams and Leila Bolden stood in the middle of Washington National Cathedral on Thursday to sing President Jimmy Carter home with a stirring rendition of “Amazing Grace,” it was a song that was eight years in the making.
‘Amazing Grace’ performed by Phyllis Adams during Jimmy Carter’s funeral service
Amazing Grace,’ performed by Phyllis Adams, highlighted the spiritual depth of Jimmy Carter’s National Cathedral funeral.
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