TBNUK To Broadcast "50 Years of Graham Kendrick" On Good Friday

TBNUK are broadcasting a special programme to celebrate worship music veteran Graham Kendrick's 50 years as a recording artist. The show looks back at Kendrick's story and features many who have travelled with him on this incredible journey.
50 Years of Graham Kendrick will broadcast on Good Friday (15th April) at 5pm and 7pm and will be repeated on Easter Sunday (17th April) at 10pm.
In addition, Kendrick has just released Where It Began EP. The record takes Kendrick back to the days of narrative story telling, when coffee bars and folk clubs were his venue of choice and communicating the message of Jesus came through the 6 strings of his acoustic guitar and the crafted lyrics of his songs. It also features singers Lurine Cato MBE and Lucy Grimble.
Where it Began is a fresh step on a journey that has taken Graham to places he never would have dreamed of in 1972.
Available now on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon and all the usual streaming and download platforms.
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