Not Alone: Good Friday - Lent Episode 17

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We would love to hear from you!Not Alone: Together in Separate Spaces. Hear from voices around the Table community as we celebrate that we do not face each day on our own, but God and our fellow Christians are with us.When Will the Saviour Extend Words by Charles Wesley, 1746 - The Funeral HymnsMusic by Koko RelleveTable Church Music 2013Merciful GodCopyright ©2012 Table Church Oh God, Where Are You Now?Words and music by: Sufjan StevensCopyright ©2003 Asthmatic KittyThe Day He Passed AwayWords and music by: Koko RelleveCopyright ©2013 The Table Church Music

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