Text:Christ Is Alive
Author:Brian Wren
Tune:TRURO
Composer:Thomas Williams
Composer (descant):John Wilson

158. Christ Is Alive

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Text Information
First Line: Christ is alive! Let Christians sing
Title: Christ Is Alive
Author: Brian Wren (1968, alt.)
Meter: 8 8 8 8
Language: English
Publication Date: 1996
Topic: The Christian Year: Easter; Christian Year: Easter; Good News, Gospel (21 more...)
Copyright: Copyright © 1975 Hope Publishing Company
ONE LICENSE: 00268
Tune Information
Name: TRURO
Composer: Thomas Williams (1789)
Composer (descant): John Wilson
Meter: 8 8 8 8
Key: C Major
Copyright: Descant copyright © 1975 Hope Publishing Company.



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