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Live performance in Reading, Parkside Church, England

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When we were young we would dream of journeys
sailing off to far away lands
Being a preacher, a missionary
Winning their souls with a Bible in hand

The street is your parish
Your neighbour your flock
Your friends and your family
your duty to love
You don't have to look far to see
where God calls us
He said "Be faithful in the small"
Those small things are big to him, after all

I ask myself if it was my calling
or the cry of my own pride
to make a name or feel my own importance
Do I see the point anymore - to humbly serve
my brother next door?

The street is your parish
Your neighbour your flock
Your friends and your family
your duty of love
We don't have to look far to see
where God calls us
He said "Be faithful in the small"
Those small things are big to him, after all

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from Like Jonah, released April 23, 2015

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Natalie Kendel England, UK

Theologian, Natalie Kendel, is a singer-songwriter, author, pastor, and theological lecturer.

Using an imaginative, narrative approach, Kendel aims to musically communicate the biblical narrative.

Kendel's music is influenced by folk, orchestral, neo-80s & various genre blends. With unique lyrics and theological depth, her music evokes a rallying listening experience. ... more

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