Darlene Zschech's HopeUC Releases New Single "Song of the Free" (Listen)

HopeUC, a church pastored by songwriter and worship leader Darlene Zschech and her husband Mark, has released their brand new single for your streaming and download. The song is called "Song of the Free" which is led by worship leader Beth Gleason. Gleason co-wrote and co-led Darlene Zschech's worship favorite "Daylight," a track taken from Zschech's live album from last year, Here I Am Send Me.
Of the new song, Zschech comments: "We've been loving singing this is in all our services the last two Sundays! We hope it blesses you too!"
For all the latest Darlene Zschech album and tour news visit www.hereiamsendme.org,http://darlenezschech.com, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
A trailer for the Here I Am Send Me DVD can also be viewed at www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1HL7lWLdlQ.
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