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Level | 3 |
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Theme | A Mighty Fortress, All In The Name Of Jesus, Eternal Life, Immortal Invisible, Lamb Of Glory, Near To The Heart Of God, Our Great Saviour, Peace In The Midst Of Storm, Stand Up For Jesus, Medley, The Bond Of Love, The Lord Is My Light, We Gather Together |
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Instrumental Solotrax, Vol VI Book/Acc. CD
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