Come Christians Join to Sing

19 Aug, 2006

Come Christians Join to Sing

Posted by: Bob Kauflin In: —Websites|—WorshipGod Conferences

Kevin Harnett is a gifted poet in my home church, who works for NASA during the day. He is a multi-gifted godly man, and a good friend. He has written thoughtful poetry for years, and we’ve set a few of his poems to music for use at Covenant Life. We sang his version of the hymn “Come Christians Join to Sing” the opening night of the WorshipoGod06 conference and heard his poem “Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment” in one of the morning sessions. To read these, or any of his other finely written poems, check out his website.

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1 Response to "Come Christians Join to Sing"

1 | Dan

August 24th, 2006 at 9:01 AM

Thankyou for this link. I have been reading Kevin’s poems for the last hour and have found them very encouraging!

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