A great new hymn

Hi all,

I am always looking for new music and here is a great new hymn called "Come You Sinners" which takes a cue from the old spiritual "Come Ye Sinners."  Take a listen to this beautifully theological song.
A simple man serving a great God and the local pastor of Stillwater Community Chapel (stillwater-chapel.org). We are in our 38th year of full time ministry. God directed us to this local body of believers on the Western Range of the Rockies to grow with them in mission and mindedness of Christ.

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