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Tom Colvin

1925 - 2000 Adapter of "Let the world unite and sing" in Come, Let Us Walk This Road Together Tom Colvin (b. 1925; d. 2000) was trained as an engineer and worked in that profession in Burma and Singa­pore from 1945 to 1948. After studying theology at Trinity College, Glasgow University, he was ordained in the Church of Scotland in 1954. He served as missionary in Nyasa­land (now Malawi) from 1954 to 1958, in Ghana from 1958 to 1964, and again in Nyasa­land from 1964 to 1974. His work there included preaching, education, and community development. After completing his missionary work, Colvin became a minister in the United Reformed Church of England and served an inner-city church in London. He returned to Africa in 1984 as a development consultant to the Zimbabwe Christian Council. Colvin's writings include Christ's Work in Free Africa (1964) and three collections of hymns, many written in collaboration with African Christians–Free to Serve (1966), Leap My Soul (1976), and Fill Us with Your Love (1983). Bert Polman
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Mawalera Tembo

? - 1937 Author of "Let the world unite and sing" in Come, Let Us Walk This Road Together
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Helen Taylor

b. 1915 Person Name: HelenTaylor Translator of "Let the world unite and sing" in Come, Let Us Walk This Road Together Author of Tunes of Nyasaland, 1957
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