"I Lift up My Eyes to the Hills"
Steve Martin leads worship at Strength For Israel gathering.
Antioch International Church in Fort Mill, SC
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Showing posts with label Leads Worship. Show all posts
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Joshua Aaron - Succat Hallel dedication "Bo Yeshua Bo" - "Come Jesus Come"
Joshua Aaron leads worship at Succat Hallel in Jerusalem
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Friday, May 23, 2014
Darlene Zschech Finishes Chemo, Leads Worship Again
Darlene Zschech Finishes Chemo,
Leads Worship Again
CBN News May 23, 2014
Four months after Darlene Zschech announced her breast cancer diagnosis, the Christian singer-songwriter is finishing up her last round of chemotherapy.
"Hallelujah is about the only word that fits at the moment. I am so thankful that it is coming to an end," Zschech wrote in her May 23 blog.
Zschech will now face another six weeks of radiation treatment and is asking for continued prayers.
"On the days where I have felt I cannot do it anymore, I literally have felt the strength of people praying for me," she wrote.
"The power of the Holy Spirit to comfort and strengthen has been beyond what I have ever experienced before," she continued. "Again, I am so thankful for every one of you."
Meanwhile, Zschech will be leading worship at her church Sunday for the first time since her diagnosis.
"Even if it's a bit rough and ready, leading people to the courts of our God is my greatest honor," she said. "I simply cannot wait! His presence truly is heaven."
Four months after Darlene Zschech announced her breast cancer diagnosis, the Christian singer-songwriter is finishing up her last round of chemotherapy.
"Hallelujah is about the only word that fits at the moment. I am so thankful that it is coming to an end," Zschech wrote in her May 23 blog.
Zschech will now face another six weeks of radiation treatment and is asking for continued prayers.
"On the days where I have felt I cannot do it anymore, I literally have felt the strength of people praying for me," she wrote.
"The power of the Holy Spirit to comfort and strengthen has been beyond what I have ever experienced before," she continued. "Again, I am so thankful for every one of you."
Meanwhile, Zschech will be leading worship at her church Sunday for the first time since her diagnosis.
"Even if it's a bit rough and ready, leading people to the courts of our God is my greatest honor," she said. "I simply cannot wait! His presence truly is heaven."
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