Georgius Beverly Shea

Georgius Beverly "Bev" Shea (Winchester Ontarionis 1 Februarii 1909–16 Aprilis 2013) fuit cantor musicae evangelii, compositor hymnorum, scriptor librorum pietatis Christianae et histrio. In Canada ortus, Civitatibus Foederatis habitans et tandem civis, Shea, saepe "carus Americae cantor evangelii"^[1] appellatus,^[2] "prima internationalis mundi evangelii 'stella' cantans"^[3] habitus est ob eius cantica in expeditionibus sacris Gulielmi Graham oblata, se in radiophonia, discis, et televisione latissime exposito.^[4]^[5]

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Balmer, Randall Herbert. 2004. Modesto Manifesto. In Encyclopedia of Evangelicalism, p. 462. Waco Texiae: Baylor University Press. ISBN 193279204X.
Balmer, Randall Herbert. 2004. Shea, George Beverly (1909– ). In Encyclopedia of Evangelicalism, p. 621. Waco Texiae: Baylor University Press. ISBN 193279204X.
Davis, Paul. 2009. George Beverly Shea: Tell Me the Story.
Gregory, Andy. 2002. "George Beverly Shea." In International Who's Who in Popular Music 2002. Ed. 4a. Routledge, p. 463.
Shea, George Beverly. 1968. Then Sings My Soul. Old Tappan Novae Caesareae: F. H. Revell Co. Autobiographia.
Shea, George Beverly. 1972. Songs That Lift the Heart: A Personal Story. Old Tappan Novae Caesareae: F. H. Revell Co. ISBN 0800704983.
Shea, George Beverly. 2004. How Sweet the Sound. Wheaton, Ill.: Tyndale House Publishers. ISBN 0842370420.
Shea, George Beverly. 2005. Stories Behind 50 Southern Gospel Favorites. Vol. 2.

"America's Beloved Gospel Singer," www.assistnews.net
De hoc homine in Indice Interretiali Pellicularum (Anglice)
Laudatio, www.billygraham.org (Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, 16 Aprilis 2013)
Song/Ministry Nexus, christianmusiccentral.wikispot.org