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Free download: Royal Company - "Still I Will Praise"


FreeCCM is offering you a free download of the track "Still I Will Praise" by Royal Company.

Royal Company exists to do one thing only, point people to Jesus. Royal Company wants the world to know that there is a true kind of love out there, and you don’t have to look any further than the person of Jesus. Royal Company believes that our God is the King of kings and Lord of lords. When we gather together, we are in His royal presence. Also through His life sacrifice, we are made sons and daughters of God and are now part of His royal family.

We too are excited that FreeCCM has managed to offer you a FREE DOWNLOAD of Royal Company’s song “Still I Will Praise,” a reminder that God is always with us. Life is hard and sometimes it can be tough to want to praise God. But in our darkest moments, He whispers peace to our souls. Just like ChristianDance.eu, FreeCCM encourages you to discover new Christian Music, and if you like what you hear, we all encourage you to check out the rest of their songs.

Check it out on FreeCCM's Free Download's page: https://freeccm.com/free-downloads/

Enjoy & Happy listening!
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