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Artist: David Hodges
Canonical path: /david-hodges/make-this-church-your-home-intro
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Make This Church Your Home (intro)
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Make This Church Your Home (intro)
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*Pastor speaks*
(Make this church your home)
And Jesus come and make this church your home
Father come and lead us to your throne
Spirit may we trust in you alone
Jesus make this church your home
Jesus make this church your home
*Pastor speaks*
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