4 international praise songs for your worship playlist
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Agape UK2024-09-27T15:07:00
The Agapé UK team share their favourite worship songs written and sung in Hebrew, Spanish, English and more
Being in a room full of people worshipping God in their heart languages is an incredible experience. It’s a glorious advertisement for the power of God to unite his diverse body in literal harmony. And we know from Revelation 7 that this is God’s plan for our future – on a scale never before seen or heard!
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