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Text:Christ Will be My Hideaway
Author:Tim Chester
Author:Bob Kauflin
Author:Nathan Stiff
Author:David Zimmer
Author:Lacy Condy
Author:McKenzie Fuller
Tune:[I will dwell within the shelter of the God Who reigns above]
Composer:Tim Chester
Composer:Bob Kauflin
Composer:Nathan Stiff
Composer:David Zimmer
Composer:Lacy Condy
Composer:McKenzie Fuller

91b. Christ Will be My Hideaway

Text Information
First Line: I will dwell within the shelter of the God Who reigns above
Title: Christ Will be My Hideaway
Author: Tim Chester
Author: Bob Kauflin
Author: Nathan Stiff
Author: David Zimmer
Author: Lacy Condy
Author: McKenzie Fuller
Refrain First Line: In You, my God, I trust
Meter: Irregular
Language: English
Publication Date: 2022
Scripture:
Copyright: © 2020 Sovereign Grace Worship (ASCAP), Sovereign Grace Praise/BMI (admin. Capital CMG Publishing.com)
Tune Information
Name: [I will dwell within the shelter of the God Who reigns above]
Composer: Tim Chester
Composer: Bob Kauflin
Composer: Nathan Stiff
Composer: David Zimmer
Composer: Lacy Condy
Composer: McKenzie Fuller
Meter: Irregular
Key: C Major
Copyright: © 2020 Sovereign Grace Worship (ASCAP), Sovereign Grace Praise/BMI (admin. CapitalCMGPublishing.com)



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