Book Details
Contemporary Songs for Worship is a collection of 37 modern contemporary songs arranged for congregational singing.
It's a valuable resource for churches that want to expand their selection of contemporary music and for those who want an addition to their main hymnal. It's also an excellent reference tool for worship planners.
Songs are biblically and theologically sound, easy to learn, and selected with both large and small congregations in mind.
This resource is no longer available from publisher.
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