Trinity Song Sandra McCracken (Ft. All Sons & Daughters)
"Trinity Song" by Sandra McCracken (Ft. All Sons & Daughters) is a contemporary worship song (#Worship) released in 2015. It explores themes of the Trinity, unity, and divine love, emphasizing the relationship between the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The song features rich harmonies and acoustic instrumentation, fostering a reflective worship atmosphere. Its heartfelt lyrics resonate with congregations, promoting a deeper understanding of Christian faith and community.
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Come with your peace, with your invitation
Bind us together in Holy Love
Come with your peace, with your invitation
Bind us together in Holy Love
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
(Come with your peace, with your invitation)
Holy Communion, three-in-one
(Bind us together in Holy Love)
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
(Come with your peace, with your invitation)
Holy Communion, three-in-one
(Bind us together in Holy Love)
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Three-in-one
Three-in-one
Three-in-one
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Come with your peace, with your invitation
Bind us together in Holy Love
Come with your peace, with your invitation
Bind us together in Holy Love
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Communion, three-in-one
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
(Come with your peace, with your invitation)
Holy Communion, three-in-one
(Bind us together in Holy Love)
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
(Come with your peace, with your invitation)
Holy Communion, three-in-one
(Bind us together in Holy Love)
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Holy Father, Son and Spirit
Three-in-one
Three-in-one
Three-in-one
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