The morning programmes and materials were developed by:- Anglican Bishop Festo Kivengere (Uganda) and evangelist Luis Palau (Argentinia & USA) led the Bible expositions. The handbook labelled Palau "Mexico" as he recently had been a Missionary there. Apostolos Bliates (Greece); George Brucks (Netherlands); Alain Burnand (Switzerland); Alain Choiquier (France); Gert Doornenbal (Netherlands); Knut Magne Ellingsen (Norway); Bill Freel (U.K.); Juan Gili (Spain); Charles Guillot (France); Martin Homann (Federal Germany); Tom Houston (U.K.); Brian Kingsmore (N. Ireland); Alfred Kuen (France); Kalevi Lehtinen (Finland); Johannes Lukasse (Belgium); Elio Milazzo (Italy); Yves Perrier (France); Bernhard Rebsch (Federal Germany); Dagfinn Saether (Norway); Anton Schulte (Federal Germany); Hugh Silvester (U.K.); Emmanouel Smpraos (Greece); Theo Sorg (Federal Germany); Don Stephens (Switzerland); Billy Strachan (U.K.); Don Summers (U.K.); Paul Vandenbroeck (Belgium); Virgilio Vangioni (Spain); Jim Wilson (Switzerland). The Finish group "Treklangen" sang the theme song: "I don't know what you came to do, but I came to praise the Lord" by Dallas Holm. They recorded on the Pilot label in English and Swedish as well as their own language. One of the special guests was Cliff Richard. He was secured for the conference too late to be mentioned in the hand book. Choralerna, who had featured at "Spree '73", performed their gospel oratorio "Living Water". The Dutch gospel band 'The Lighters' also gave several performances. The organisers wanted to cater to all tastes, so they invited a selection of groups and singers from all over Europe. The resident staff musician was Peter Bye (U.K.) who, with his band and vocal group, led the morning music spots and accompanied the other sessions. The handbook included the words for 28 songs including one in each of the other six Eurofest languages. GUD JEG VIL VÆRE KRISTEN (Norwegian)  16.