Trinity Songworks Seattle, Washington
Trinity Songworks is a community of artists, musicians and songwriters striving to reflect back to God a portion of the beauty he pours out. We find ourselves in a family stretching around the world and across the centuries, eager to reverberate the greatest news humanity knows: God’s love in reconciling rebels to himself through his Son, Jesus Christ. ... more
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