Listened to, and sung along with, on 1 July 2015. I am a 70 year old house-bound Catholic, and use hymns like this as part of my daily Liturgy Of The Hours. Beautiful and spiritual singing from the congregation.
@SabrinaMRood
6 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite hymn. In our family we have used it at both weddings and funerals. Very beautiful words and tune. I sang along, too, like you, Harry!
@aaronhunte8768 Жыл бұрын
One of my favorites to date.
@raymondwaterson46577 ай бұрын
Truly Beautiful
@georgecalvintharcisius586
16 күн бұрын
Indeed
@Chesterbarnes17 жыл бұрын
Oh! how majestic! Just absolutely beautiful...nothing like a congregation singing praises to God. The only thing missing is a GREAT PIPE ORGAN in the background supporting this singing.
@peterwatson10008 жыл бұрын
perfect hymn for taking 5 mins out to ground myself
@pinarellolimoncello3 жыл бұрын
Brilliant brilliant singing, well done to all those involved, Love that hymn. If I may say, I think there is scope for the church to widen its appeal to the youth as well as all generations. There can't be much difference between singing hymns and singing pop songs, maybe the congregation could choose the tunes, sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, Boney M, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, Elvis, there is vast back catalogue of tunes to choose from. And if you really want to go to town, and remember Man cannot live by bread alone, look at the popularity of strictly come dancing, if there is room in the church or church hall, not only singing but room for a dance hall. For people to meet in the church would be vastly superior to the naff internet dating. No doubt it couldn't all rely on peoples good will and charity to organise so for bigger events say once a month the church could sell tickets or just ask for donations to pay those that toil away in the back ground, surplus funds can go to good causes. My son's favourite tune at the moment is Come a little bit closer by Jay and the Americans, what a tune a what a tune to a ask one's new squeeze to dance to, now that would be Heaven on Earth. Amen.
@kajmarcussen13 жыл бұрын
Awesomeness
@sofiamochon-ciniglio40103 жыл бұрын
Be thou my vision is a hymn with the same tune!!
@petercdowney
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, indeed. I remember both hymns from my school days.
@bennysevier4605
Ай бұрын
They are both taken from Slane I think.
@patrickfarrell58875 жыл бұрын
God is love .
@angelafisher80976 жыл бұрын
So uplifting.
@falowojohn93158 жыл бұрын
I love this.. So sweet..
@peterwarner3588 жыл бұрын
Lord of All Hopefulness, I believe (the Slane tune) is used in the Lutheran Church ELCA for LBW Hymn 469.
@rhodiusscrolls30802 жыл бұрын
Lord of all Peoples and Colour of Skin Please help us fight racism Let us begin.... Roger Royle sang it in a playground . But I never heard it again.
@davideliezerv52915 жыл бұрын
i dont see almost any young man!!!
@wilhelmtauber836
Ай бұрын
Yes, That is because this is a BBC film production using a collection of UK church choirs, which since about 2000AD have become mostly older women, including the congregations and Pastors! Indeed, according to the 2021 census the UK is no longer officially a Christian land! Something for them to be ashamed of.
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Listened to, and sung along with, on 1 July 2015. I am a 70 year old house-bound Catholic, and use hymns like this as part of my daily Liturgy Of The Hours. Beautiful and spiritual singing from the congregation.
@SabrinaMRood
6 жыл бұрын
This is my favorite hymn. In our family we have used it at both weddings and funerals. Very beautiful words and tune. I sang along, too, like you, Harry!
One of my favorites to date.
Truly Beautiful
@georgecalvintharcisius586
16 күн бұрын
Indeed
Oh! how majestic! Just absolutely beautiful...nothing like a congregation singing praises to God. The only thing missing is a GREAT PIPE ORGAN in the background supporting this singing.
perfect hymn for taking 5 mins out to ground myself
Brilliant brilliant singing, well done to all those involved, Love that hymn. If I may say, I think there is scope for the church to widen its appeal to the youth as well as all generations. There can't be much difference between singing hymns and singing pop songs, maybe the congregation could choose the tunes, sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond, Boney M, Fleetwood Mac, the Beatles, Elvis, there is vast back catalogue of tunes to choose from. And if you really want to go to town, and remember Man cannot live by bread alone, look at the popularity of strictly come dancing, if there is room in the church or church hall, not only singing but room for a dance hall. For people to meet in the church would be vastly superior to the naff internet dating. No doubt it couldn't all rely on peoples good will and charity to organise so for bigger events say once a month the church could sell tickets or just ask for donations to pay those that toil away in the back ground, surplus funds can go to good causes. My son's favourite tune at the moment is Come a little bit closer by Jay and the Americans, what a tune a what a tune to a ask one's new squeeze to dance to, now that would be Heaven on Earth. Amen.
Awesomeness
Be thou my vision is a hymn with the same tune!!
@petercdowney
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, indeed. I remember both hymns from my school days.
@bennysevier4605
Ай бұрын
They are both taken from Slane I think.
God is love .
So uplifting.
I love this.. So sweet..
Lord of All Hopefulness, I believe (the Slane tune) is used in the Lutheran Church ELCA for LBW Hymn 469.
Lord of all Peoples and Colour of Skin Please help us fight racism Let us begin.... Roger Royle sang it in a playground . But I never heard it again.
i dont see almost any young man!!!
@wilhelmtauber836
Ай бұрын
Yes, That is because this is a BBC film production using a collection of UK church choirs, which since about 2000AD have become mostly older women, including the congregations and Pastors! Indeed, according to the 2021 census the UK is no longer officially a Christian land! Something for them to be ashamed of.
1:49- was that guy having a stroke?