Bill Gaither and Gloria Gaither gather their friends including the Gaither Vocal Band to musically ring in the holidays with the Home For the Holidays: A Christmas Homecoming special. Mark Lowry, Lynda Randle and others will join in when it premieres Saturday, December 2nd at 7/6c on the UPtv channel with multiple streaming options available.
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The official description for Home For the Holidays: A Christmas Homecoming reads as follows. “Bill and Gloria Gaither ring in the holidays with an array of Christmas music, including Gaither Vocal Band’s version of “Home for the Holidays,” Josh Turner’s rendition of “Joy to the World” and Mark Lowry’s performance of “Mary Did You Know?””
