If you missed our email announcement, Grammy nominated Christian rockers, MercyMe, were in our Pittsfield studios to record lessons which will allow their fans to play the guitar parts for their greatest hits! Their club, called the MercyMe Workshop, is now accepting members. Details are at www.workshoplive.com/mercyme. Want to just take a peek at the actual lessons? Just use promo code “WITHIN” when registering for 50% OFF your first month- so if you sign up for a just month, we’re talking only $4.98 – how could you lose?
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I love Mercy Me, ecspecially "I worship you" and "I can only Imagine"
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