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This week we're looking at a song about the light of salvation. Our version of the song is set to a southern gospel music style. “Send the Light” is a song which uses the call of Paul’s vision in which a Macedonian asked him to come over and help them in order to encourage us to sound forth God’s message of salvation. The text was written and the tune was composed both by Charles Gabriel.
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