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An outstanding collection of 30 of the very best of live worship songs expressing thankfulness at God's abounding, extravagant love.  Recorded live in the UK at a wide variety of events by an array of worship leaders, including Tim Hughes, Ben Cantelon, Lou Fellingham, Bright City, Elim Sound, Kees Kraayenoord, Stuart Townend, and Colin Webster. other titles in the series
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There are two Saturdays left before Lent begins, we'll be advertising a different book this week and next!  A faith experience for youth. This journal will guide teens and young adults through six weeks of preparation for Easter. NOW ON SALE FOR 90P EACH! We have six copies available, if you want multiple please email or call us and we'll gladly put them aside.
There are three Saturdays left before Lent begins, we are advertising a different book each week.  A selection of guided daily Bible readings, drawn from both the Older and Newer Testaments, exploring some of the key themes of Lent, such as: desert, journey, conflict, discipline, fruitfulness and – for Holy Week – suffering, especially the sufferings of Christ. £12.99We have over fifty of these Songs of Fellowship words edition books in our second hand section. They are in very good condition and priced at 50p each.  Please call or e-mail us if you want a bulk amount of them putting aside.
There are four Saturdays left before Lent begins, we are advertising a different book each week.  'The King's Speech' has been used as the backbone for an imaginative Lent Course. Split into 5-weeks with Bible meditations, readings and discussion questions, this course harnesses the power of film to teach us about our 'voice'. REDUCED TO £3.99 There are five Saturdays left before Lent begins, we are advertising a different book for Lent each week.  An original Lent course based on the film, novel and stage adaption of Les Miserables. The course explores the grace of God. REDUCED TO £4.50 |
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