Fears, Randall & Blessed Through Christ I Have Christ CD

I Have Christ Music

Category	Gospel Albums, Spiritual CDs
Label	REF Entertainment
CD Universe Part number	7537555
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 25, 2007

Fears, Randall & Blessed Through Christ I Have Christ Songs

	1.	I Have Christ (Radio Edit)
	2.	I Have Christ (Neo-Soul Remix)
	3.	I Have Christ (Instrumental)
	4.	Today
	5.	Today (Instrumental)
	6.	Christmas Praise (Preview)

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