No Me Averguenzo – (Spanish)
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The musicians who best represent today’s Christian young people have united for the first time in a book challenging them to lift up the values of the gospel. Each chapter presents one musician writing about Christian values such as holiness, mercy, forgiveness, inclusion, evangelism and integrity. Featuring comments and notes by: * Alex Campos * Coalo Zamorano * Lilly Woodman * Funky * Lucia Parker * Rescate * Timmy Ost* Kyosko* Renova * Redimi2 * Pescao Vivo * En Espiritu y en verdad.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829765854
ISBN10: 0829765859
Language: Spanish
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2014
Especialidades Juveniles
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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