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The Anchor holds, Part II

By robert on Aug 1, 2008 | In Welcome | Send feedback »

The Anchor Holds, performed by Ray Boltz. My pastor also performs that song and he receives many requests for it. Perhaps because the lyrics are a powerful source of hope for us when our circumstances are, shall we say, less than ideal? Listen to the complete message by clicking on the audio file - "The Anchor Holds Part II".

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