Words for Life last Sunday 2/11/2014 at 7:30am was Rev Mark Durie continuing his series of talks on Abraham from the Old Testament, and what Abraham means to us today as Christians. Mark also explained how separation of church and state was established in the Christian West. Program is “Songs of Hope”. Talk time was 22 minutes.
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Listen again to the one hour Songs of Hope program podcast, broadcast on 2/11/2014. It contains one hour of Christian praise and worship, beginning with hymns and moving to contemporary praise and worship music. Broadcast on Southern FM 88.3.
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Listen again to the Songs of Hope hymns podcast for Sunday 2 November 2014. These were broadcast on 88.3 Southern FM in Melbourne, Australia. The hymns podcast includes the following hymns:
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Listen again to the story of Michael Faraday, the scientist and devout Christian who discovered the principles needed to build electric motors and generators. He also built the first such devices. Broadcast on Sunday 2 October 2014 on “Songs of Hope”.
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Songs of Hope on tunein radio
Songs of Hope on tunein radio
Songs of Hope on tunein radio
Songs of Hope on tunein radio
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