What brand of Pipe Organ is that? How many ranks? Who is the Organist?
@peter.organistАй бұрын
Beckerath organ from 1974-74 ranks. Organist: yours truly
@KentP.OHalloran11 ай бұрын
Kent P.O'Halloran--P.O. Box 176--320 N. Temple Street--Cordell, OK 73632--Member of Church & 150 Classical Masterworks Choir--Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, Dallas, TX
@neilbrowne-mu3jj11 ай бұрын
Cedric Dent, my goodness, This is my father's world, Beautiful arrangement! May God continue to bless your ministry!
@JackTN678 Жыл бұрын
Beautiful service as always. We just started attending first pres, virtually. <3
@SuperBettyBoo57 Жыл бұрын
WOW!!!!!!!!!
@cappystrano1 Жыл бұрын
The resurrection is true, you have to look at the preponderance of the evidence.
@remy2281 Жыл бұрын
'Promo sm'
@marshalltrammell-tp6yv Жыл бұрын
False alarm
@marshalltrammell-tp6yv Жыл бұрын
Rip
@robertpugh4321 Жыл бұрын
Dr. Randleman provided a great message.
@claytongreen7000 Жыл бұрын
Dynamics, intonation, phrasing, enunciation, part balance, countenance, spirit (holy and personal), programming variety and best of class arrangements. All of these elements superbly present, yet each singer appears effortless in their delivery. While someone else could find 22 different singers (even 44, perhaps 88) who bring similar spiritual gifts, vocal experience and the same commitment to rehearsals, they would not deliver a comparable performance. I truly believe whether a singing ensemble calls itself a choir, chorus, chorale, chamber singers, glee club, choristers, vocal band or Ferdinand Singers, its conductor is the secret sauce performing at this level. Singers can come and go over many years under his leadership and this group will endure. It's fitting that the group has been organized under Dr. Ferdinand's name. An extraordinary performance for sure.
@mwemamella1483 Жыл бұрын
You said it all. This is superb 👌
@thabotshuma8767 Жыл бұрын
A Prayer by Ken Burton was so powerful guys. Really brought out the emotion of the poem, absolutely loved how the "soloist" expressed that, "aching"
@firstpresbyterianchurchofn9785 Жыл бұрын
We had an unexpected power outage during the sermon. We will be streaming the 11am Service: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yptnq7aKiJq_Z6Q.html
@tomg4383 Жыл бұрын
Dr. Labberton's message was clear, relevant, and powerful. God bless you all. I only wish you had allowed Letitia? to speak few words during the Habitat portion. You did not mean to have there as some trophy, did you!
@Angela-qs4cz Жыл бұрын
I love how the arranger Cedric, of “He’s got the whole world” was unconsciously directing the song… l😅
@maiamccormick2 жыл бұрын
Anyone have a program they can share? Some lovely arrangements on here! (Spectacular performance!!)
@doloresscarlett57802 жыл бұрын
I started to listen to this concert before church with the intention of only hearing part of it; but I couldn’t stop until the end. Praise God, He gives us a taste of what Heaven will be like for eternity. I must be there by His grace, and bow in humble recognition of His glory. Amen!
@cyrob952 жыл бұрын
Fantastic
@maximchristmas55592 жыл бұрын
Fantastic concert!!!! Such voice control.....wow!
@sonyahines46312 жыл бұрын
Bravo!!
@sebastianenjcb1932 жыл бұрын
Who was the arranger for “you must have that old time religion?”
@ConiyahMcKinney5 ай бұрын
Dr. Roland Carter
@greyeye53452 жыл бұрын
Beautiful!
@leonietaylor70542 жыл бұрын
My Fav.!!!!!! Christ on the Mount of Olives Alleluia
@ricklannoye43742 жыл бұрын
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED ON THE FIRST EASTER MORNING? When Mary Magdalene first found the tomb empty on that first Easter morning, she began to cry profusely, because she was hoping to complete his burial rites and see him one more time. Then a cemetery caretaker came by, inquiring why she was sobbing, and she asked him if he knew where his body had been taken. Curious, he looked in the tomb and said, "Well, he's not here, but you can see where he had been placed." No doubt, in the big hurry Joseph of Arimathea's slaves had been in to hastily wrap up Jesus' bloodied and soiled corpse and place it in the tomb, with barely just enough time to get back to Joseph's villa before the start of the Jewish Sabbath, pieces of the stained linen were stuck on the burial bed. Finally, Mary gathered herself enough to run back to where the disciples were hiding out to let them know Jesus' body was missing. As she said down and tried, through her tears and breathlessness to explain what happened, she recounted how there was something the groundskeeper did that sounded so much like Jesus...and then it hit her--"Do you think it was him? Is it possible the reason his body is gone is because he has risen again?" As the days went by, more reports of Jesus Sightings kept pouring in until finally, the disciples became convinced that, not only had Jesus risen from the dead, but after going over and over the many things he said, they concluded he tried to tell them about it in advance, "Remember, when he told the chief priests if the Temple were destroyed, he'd raise up another not built with hands? I got it! He was talking about the 'temple' of his body!" In the meantime, Jesus' body was just about ready for a quick funeral, after the slaves of Joseph of Arimathea had retrieved it the night before with the sincere intention of having it properly washed, anointed with spices and perfumes, a prayer or two, and maybe a hymn sung when, someone ran by the villa with the news that was spreading all over Jerusalem like a wild fire--"Jesus has risen from the dead!" Poor Joseph! How was he going to explain to Pilate that he had no intention of starting this rumor, that he was not an integral part of a conspiracy with Jesus' disciples to fake his resurrection! In all likelihood, he had his slaves dispose of Jesus' body in a secret location, bribed them to life-long silence and put them on the next caravan out of Judea, and took his secret to the grave! But the Good News Jesus preached lives on, after he demonstrated God's eternal, unconditional love when he died on the cross and, in spite of all his suffering, said, "Father forgive them [all]!" Rick Lannoye, author of www.amazon.com/Real-Life-Jesus-Nazareth-Really-Stood/dp/B09TPHRY41
@fayejackson4602 жыл бұрын
Incredible! As an alum of an HBCU choir, I have great appreciation for this worship experience.
@leonietaylor70542 жыл бұрын
I appreciate how my non African sisters and brother quickly figured that standing for the rendition of Lift Every Voice and Sing show a sign of respect. ❤🙏.One Father one Love
@HoneySwtDrms Жыл бұрын
These are Americans, not Africans
@leonietaylor7054 Жыл бұрын
@@HoneySwtDrms I am sorry.My mistake.I usually refer to black people as Africans. Also I bore in mind that it was the black anthem that was been sung at the time. I have met almost every member of that choir.A few since they were 6 yrs old🙂.My apology to anyone whom I have offended.God bless🙏
@Angela-qs4cz Жыл бұрын
@@HoneySwtDrms there you go. We are only embraced as Americans when we are doing something right. Otherwise we are told to go back to Africa. Are you lost sight of the significance of the song, “Lift every voice and sing”?
@sebastianenjcb1932 жыл бұрын
I want to be part of a choir that is at this level one day♥️
@robertpugh43212 жыл бұрын
Absolutely fantastic
@twright6342 жыл бұрын
"Ryan" :-)
@twright6342 жыл бұрын
I love the minute Rian takes with the young disciples. Grateful for his heart.
@catherinedavis56862 жыл бұрын
Enjoyed being able to listen in after the fact. Each of these men were compelling. I needed to be reminded that Jesus is not worried. Thanks much for many ideas to ponder.
@angellesmith75853 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing this amazing testimony! Nothing is impossible in the sight of God: He still performs miracles! He is merciful, faithful and trustworthy!!
@lazgoose3 жыл бұрын
Thank you for this conversation! I am about to start the last chapter of Talking with Strangers and I needed some more dialogue on the previous chapters I had just read. Very insightful!
@stevelaw44613 жыл бұрын
A big beautiful church
@timishii1703 жыл бұрын
I enjoy these sermons so. I’ll be glad when I may attend in person again.
@maryleeweaver47033 жыл бұрын
Thanks, Ryan... Powerful colorful robust sermon for Christmas Eve... Merry Christmas to you, Healther and the kids!
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Great message Son Your people are blessed
Am studying Genesis as well as Hebrews now.
What brand of Pipe Organ is that? How many ranks? Who is the Organist?
Beckerath organ from 1974-74 ranks. Organist: yours truly
Kent P.O'Halloran--P.O. Box 176--320 N. Temple Street--Cordell, OK 73632--Member of Church & 150 Classical Masterworks Choir--Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, Dallas, TX
Cedric Dent, my goodness, This is my father's world, Beautiful arrangement! May God continue to bless your ministry!
Beautiful service as always. We just started attending first pres, virtually. <3
WOW!!!!!!!!!
The resurrection is true, you have to look at the preponderance of the evidence.
'Promo sm'
False alarm
Rip
Dr. Randleman provided a great message.
Dynamics, intonation, phrasing, enunciation, part balance, countenance, spirit (holy and personal), programming variety and best of class arrangements. All of these elements superbly present, yet each singer appears effortless in their delivery. While someone else could find 22 different singers (even 44, perhaps 88) who bring similar spiritual gifts, vocal experience and the same commitment to rehearsals, they would not deliver a comparable performance. I truly believe whether a singing ensemble calls itself a choir, chorus, chorale, chamber singers, glee club, choristers, vocal band or Ferdinand Singers, its conductor is the secret sauce performing at this level. Singers can come and go over many years under his leadership and this group will endure. It's fitting that the group has been organized under Dr. Ferdinand's name. An extraordinary performance for sure.
You said it all. This is superb 👌
A Prayer by Ken Burton was so powerful guys. Really brought out the emotion of the poem, absolutely loved how the "soloist" expressed that, "aching"
We had an unexpected power outage during the sermon. We will be streaming the 11am Service: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yptnq7aKiJq_Z6Q.html
Dr. Labberton's message was clear, relevant, and powerful. God bless you all. I only wish you had allowed Letitia? to speak few words during the Habitat portion. You did not mean to have there as some trophy, did you!
I love how the arranger Cedric, of “He’s got the whole world” was unconsciously directing the song… l😅
Anyone have a program they can share? Some lovely arrangements on here! (Spectacular performance!!)
I started to listen to this concert before church with the intention of only hearing part of it; but I couldn’t stop until the end. Praise God, He gives us a taste of what Heaven will be like for eternity. I must be there by His grace, and bow in humble recognition of His glory. Amen!
Fantastic
Fantastic concert!!!! Such voice control.....wow!
Bravo!!
Who was the arranger for “you must have that old time religion?”
Dr. Roland Carter
Beautiful!
My Fav.!!!!!! Christ on the Mount of Olives Alleluia
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED ON THE FIRST EASTER MORNING? When Mary Magdalene first found the tomb empty on that first Easter morning, she began to cry profusely, because she was hoping to complete his burial rites and see him one more time. Then a cemetery caretaker came by, inquiring why she was sobbing, and she asked him if he knew where his body had been taken. Curious, he looked in the tomb and said, "Well, he's not here, but you can see where he had been placed." No doubt, in the big hurry Joseph of Arimathea's slaves had been in to hastily wrap up Jesus' bloodied and soiled corpse and place it in the tomb, with barely just enough time to get back to Joseph's villa before the start of the Jewish Sabbath, pieces of the stained linen were stuck on the burial bed. Finally, Mary gathered herself enough to run back to where the disciples were hiding out to let them know Jesus' body was missing. As she said down and tried, through her tears and breathlessness to explain what happened, she recounted how there was something the groundskeeper did that sounded so much like Jesus...and then it hit her--"Do you think it was him? Is it possible the reason his body is gone is because he has risen again?" As the days went by, more reports of Jesus Sightings kept pouring in until finally, the disciples became convinced that, not only had Jesus risen from the dead, but after going over and over the many things he said, they concluded he tried to tell them about it in advance, "Remember, when he told the chief priests if the Temple were destroyed, he'd raise up another not built with hands? I got it! He was talking about the 'temple' of his body!" In the meantime, Jesus' body was just about ready for a quick funeral, after the slaves of Joseph of Arimathea had retrieved it the night before with the sincere intention of having it properly washed, anointed with spices and perfumes, a prayer or two, and maybe a hymn sung when, someone ran by the villa with the news that was spreading all over Jerusalem like a wild fire--"Jesus has risen from the dead!" Poor Joseph! How was he going to explain to Pilate that he had no intention of starting this rumor, that he was not an integral part of a conspiracy with Jesus' disciples to fake his resurrection! In all likelihood, he had his slaves dispose of Jesus' body in a secret location, bribed them to life-long silence and put them on the next caravan out of Judea, and took his secret to the grave! But the Good News Jesus preached lives on, after he demonstrated God's eternal, unconditional love when he died on the cross and, in spite of all his suffering, said, "Father forgive them [all]!" Rick Lannoye, author of www.amazon.com/Real-Life-Jesus-Nazareth-Really-Stood/dp/B09TPHRY41
Incredible! As an alum of an HBCU choir, I have great appreciation for this worship experience.
I appreciate how my non African sisters and brother quickly figured that standing for the rendition of Lift Every Voice and Sing show a sign of respect. ❤🙏.One Father one Love
These are Americans, not Africans
@@HoneySwtDrms I am sorry.My mistake.I usually refer to black people as Africans. Also I bore in mind that it was the black anthem that was been sung at the time. I have met almost every member of that choir.A few since they were 6 yrs old🙂.My apology to anyone whom I have offended.God bless🙏
@@HoneySwtDrms there you go. We are only embraced as Americans when we are doing something right. Otherwise we are told to go back to Africa. Are you lost sight of the significance of the song, “Lift every voice and sing”?
I want to be part of a choir that is at this level one day♥️
Absolutely fantastic
"Ryan" :-)
I love the minute Rian takes with the young disciples. Grateful for his heart.
Enjoyed being able to listen in after the fact. Each of these men were compelling. I needed to be reminded that Jesus is not worried. Thanks much for many ideas to ponder.
Thanks for sharing this amazing testimony! Nothing is impossible in the sight of God: He still performs miracles! He is merciful, faithful and trustworthy!!
Thank you for this conversation! I am about to start the last chapter of Talking with Strangers and I needed some more dialogue on the previous chapters I had just read. Very insightful!
A big beautiful church
I enjoy these sermons so. I’ll be glad when I may attend in person again.
Thanks, Ryan... Powerful colorful robust sermon for Christmas Eve... Merry Christmas to you, Healther and the kids!
I miss worshiping communally so much.