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It was a weekend full of unity and star-studded performances at the 2nd annual Jubilee Gospel Music Festival in Tallahassee.

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The Jubilee Gospel Music Festival is featuring some big names this weekend including Grammy award-winning Kirk Franklin, Tasha Cobbs Leonard and Shirley Caesar.

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