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Level | 3 |
Theme | Above All, Blessed Be Your Name, Come Now It The Time To Worship, Draw Me Close, Here I Am To Worship (Light Of The World), How Deep The Father's Love For Us, How Great Is Our God, I Could Sing Of Your Love Forever, In Christ Alone (My Hope Is Found), Lor |
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Favorite Songs of Praise- tenor sax
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