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Christ Is Risen

Let no one caught in sin remain

Author: Matt Maher; Author: Mia Fieldes
Tune: [Let no one caught in sin remain]
CCLI Number: 5242683
Published in 1 hymnal

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Author: Matt Maher

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Author: Mia Fieldes

Mia Fieldes is a songwriter from Sydney, Australia. She was involved with the worship team at Hillsong Church and recorded with Hillsong United and Hillsong Live. She now lives in Nashville and is worship leader at The Belonging Co. Dianne Shapiro, from www.miafieldesmusic.com/about-mia, accessed 3/10/2017 Go to person page >

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Text Information

First Line: Let no one caught in sin remain
Title: Christ Is Risen
Author: Matt Maher
Author: Mia Fieldes
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Christ is risen from the dead
Notes: CCLI# 5242683
Copyright: © 2009 spirtandsong.com, Thankyou Music, Be Essential Songs, Upside Down Under (admin. Capitol CMG Publishing, Essential Music Publishing, Inc.)
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CCLI Top 100 #93

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