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Praise & Worship: March 1st, 2013

Posted on March 1, 2013 by erunner

Song List

1. Greensleeves- David Nevue

2. Home Where I Belong- BJ Thomas

3. Crags & Clay- Gungor

4. Sound Of Melodies- Leeland

5. We Are The Free- Matt Redman

6. My Soul Longs For You- Misty Edwards

7. The Redeemer- Sanctus Real

8. Power Of The Cross- Natalie Grant

9. Alabaster Box- Julie Meyer

10. Welcome Back- Love Song

11. Mighty To Save- Hillsong

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