Psalm 107, Chanted

By Debbonnaire Kovacs, March 11, 2015 For Lent, each devotion will consist of a chanted psalm. This week’s psalm actually goes well (accidentally?) with the visual arts that are up for this week.

Click on this link to hear the psalm.

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James Colins
15 March 2015 at 3:11 pm

What has lent and Adventists have to do with each other? Are Adventist engaging in lent now?

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