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Be Not Affraid Lyrics
Filed in The Category - Gospel Lyrics
You shall cross the barren desert,
but you shall not die of thirst.
You shall wander far in safety,
though you do not know the way.
You shall speak your words in foreign lands,
and all will understand,
You shall see the face of God and live.
Be not afraid,
I go before you always,
Come follow Me,
and I shall give you rest.
If you pass through raging waters
in the sea, you shall not drown.
If you walk amidst the burning flames,
you shall not be harmed.
If you stand before the pow’r of hell
and death is at your side,
know that I am with you, through it all
Be not afraid,
I go before you always,
Come follow Me,
and I shall give you rest.
Blessed are your poor,
for the Kingdom shall be theirs.
Blest are you that weep and mourn,
for one day you shall laugh.
And if wicked men insult and hate you, all because of Me,
blessed, blessed are you!
Be not affraid,
I go before you always,
Come follow Me,
and I shall give you rest.
Concert Or Professional Pianists….?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Play Hymns
I have a question for anyone who is a concert or professional pianist.
I really have started to love the classics after getting into the Bastien intermediate level piano books. I am wondering, considering that I can’t play by ear, is it possible for me to really ever learn to play the classics. I can play the melody of a song on the flute and piano by ear, but I can’t seem to put chords together to save my life (I can improvise hymns to some extent, though)
Have any of you learned this without being able to play by ear, or do you know anyone who has? Thanks so much.
I really want to learn to play classical music, but I don’t want to just botch them all up, and I want to know if I am wasting my time or not trying to learn. Thanks agan!
I Am Learning How To Sing, What Foods Should I Eat And Not Eat To Keep My Throat Healthy For Singing.?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Sing Hymns
How do singers keep their vocal chords clear for singing. Please give me a list of specific foods that are good for the vocal chords.
Do Some Church’s Need To Modernise Their Hymns?
Filed in The Category - Old Church Hymns
I like to attend Church and sing along with the congregation, but most of the hymn’s in my Church (SDA) are old. Should they sing more modern songs(or modernise the old ones) to attract more young people?
I’m Learning How To Sing And Play Guitar. What Is The Most Helpful Vocal Processor For A Beginner?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Sing Hymns
I’m a little pitchy. I have a phonic 720 PA System.
Do Some Church’s Need To Modernise Their Hymns?
Filed in The Category - Modern Hymns
I like to attend Church and sing along with the congregation, but most of the hymn’s in my Church (SDA) are old. Should they sing more modern songs(or modernise the old ones) to attract more young people?
Does Anybody Know Where I Can Find Information About Church Cover-ups For A Research Paper?
Filed in The Category - Church Topics
I have to write a final paper for my college course. The topic is Church cover-ups and Religion in America. I am having trouble finding research material about this.
Program That Plays Sheet Music?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Play Hymns
Is there a program that can read and play (in any form) sheet music, or even just the lengths of the notes, that I scan, or enter manually, into my computer? I play by ear and memory very quickly, but as a result, don’t read timing very fluently. I can write in and learn the notes easily enough, but need to be sure I learn the timing correctly, (i.e., a dotted quarter note and eighth note, vs. 2 quarter notes) and will have trouble “un”-memorizing it, if I assume and practice the timing wrong, without hearing it. These are hymns in my church, most of which I have never heard and am not yet familiar with. Thanks
Is There Anyone Who Like Me Out There Who Prefers When Going To Church A ”traditional” Anglican Or Methodist
Filed in The Category - Old Church Hymns
church,instead of these extreme ”Happy Clappy” type churches with loud bands like your charismatic and pentecostal churches.Am i the only one out there that prefers the Traditional church with the lovely old church buildings,and all the lovely old hymns with a choir and church organ and a proper liturgical service.I’m not been old fashioned am i in prefering ”Proper” church services,i’m only in my early fortys,but i hate all these so called ”Happy Clappy” churches with a loud band.To me thats not what i call A ”Proper church service”These so called Charismatic/Evangelical and Pentecostal churches are just ”Entertainment Centres”,its not ”Proper” church at all.Is there anyone else who feels like me out there?or am i an odd one out,in not liking these modern types of churches.Surely there must be someone out there who feels like me.Give me a ”Traditional”church any day,with a ”Traditional’’service with all the old hymns,the liturgy,choir,organ and yes even incense ANGIE,UK
Is Learning To Sing The Sonf “for Good” From Wicked Hard?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Sing Hymns
please answer me if you know.
Milestone Jokes?
Filed in The Category - Learn To Play Hymns
JOKE TIME AGAIN
The Catholic Church’s air conditioning broke down, so they
had to hire a man to crawl around in the ducts and figure
out what was wrong.
As the man peeked down through one of the vents in the
sanctuary, he saw little old Mrs. Murphy kneeling by the
altar, apparently saying her rosary. Since the man was a
fundamental Baptist, he thought it’d be funny to try and
mess with the lady’s mind.
In his best authoritative voice, he said, “This is Jesus.
Your prayers will be answered.”
The little old lady didn’t even blink, just kept on saying
her prayers. The man decided maybe she didn’t hear him, and
tried again. “This is Jesus, the Son of God! Your prayers
will be answered!”
Again, she didn’t react at all. Mustering up a big breath
of air, the man decided to try again. “THIS IS JESUS
CHRIST, THE SON OF GOD! YOUR PRAYERS WILL BE ANSWERED!”
The lady looks up and says, “SHUT UP! I’M TALKING TO YOUR
MOTHER!”
Two blondes were driving through Louisiana. As they were
approaching Natchitoches, they started arguing about the
pronunciation of the town. They argued back and forth until
they stopped at a fast-food restaurant for lunch.
As they stood at the counter, one blonde asked the manager,
“Before we order, could you please settle an argument for us?
Would you please pronounce where we are . very slowly?”
The manager leaned over the counter and said:
“Burrrrrrr-gerrrrrr Kiiiiiing.”
A little girl and a little boy were at day care one day. The
girl approaches the boy and says, “Hey Tommy, want to play
house?”
He says, “Sure! What do you want me to do?”
The girl replies, “I want you to communicate your feelings.”
“Communicate my feelings?” said a bewildered Tommy. “I have no
idea what that means.”
The little girl smirks and says, “Perfect. You can be the
husband then.”
Employer to applicant: “In this job we need someone who is responsible. ”
Applicant: “I’m the one you want. On my last job, every time anything went
wrong, they said I was responsible. ”
A blonde goes into aDunkin Donuts and notices there’s a “peel and win” sticker on her coffee cup.
So she peels it off and starts screaming, “I’ve won a motorhome!
I’ve won a motorhome!”
The waitress says, “That’s impossible. The biggest prize is a free Lunch.”
But the blonde keeps on screaming, “I’ve won a motorhome! I’ve won a motorhome!”
Finally, the manager comes over and says, “Ma’am, I’m sorry, but you’re mistaken. You couldn’t have possibly won a motorhome because we didn’t have that as a prize.”
The blonde says, “No, it’s not a mistake. I’ve won a motorhome!”
And she hands the ticket to the manager and HE reads…
“W I N A B A G E L”
A husband was in big trouble when he forgot his wife’s birthday.
His wife told him “Tomorrow there better be something in the driveway for
me that goes zero to 200 in 2 seconds flat”.
The next morning the wife found a small package in the driveway. She opened
it and found a brand new bathroom scale.
Funeral arrangements for the husband have been set for Saturday.
“Arizona Vacation”
On doctor’s orders, Johnny had moved to Arizona. Two weeks later, he was dead. His body was shipped back home, where the undertaker prepared it for the services.
Johnny’s brother came in to make sure everything was taken care of. “Would you like to see the body?” the undertaker asked.
“I might as well take a look at it before the others get here.” The undertaker led him into the next room and opened the top half of the casket. He stood back and proudly displayed his work.
“He looks good,” the brother said. “Those two weeks in Arizona were just the thing for him.”
“Airline Ticket”
As an airline reservation agent, I took a call from a
man who wanted to book a flight for two but wasn’t
happy with the price of $59 per ticket.
“I want the $49 fare I saw advertised,” he insisted,
saying he would accept a flight at any time. I managed
to find two seats on a 6 a.m. flight. “I’ll take it,”
he said, then worried his wife might not like the
early hour.
I warned there was a fee of $25 per person if he
changed the reservation.
“Oh, that’s no problem,” he said dismissively. “What’s
fifty bucks?”
“Twelve of the Most Terrifying Things to Hear”
1. The dentist says: “This won’t hurt a bit.”
2. The IRS announces: “We are simplifying the tax
forms.”
3. Your lawyer says: “This is an air-tight case– you
can’t lose.”
4. Your stock broker says: “This little drop in the
market is just a minor correction.”
5. Your physician says: “You’re in great shape–
you’ll live to be 100!”
6. Your business partner says: “Nothing can possibly
go wrong.”
7. Your best friend says: “Trust me–
I’ll never tell a soul.”
8. The directions on a do-it-yourself kit say:
“Even a child can do it.”
9. Your colleagues say: “We’re behind you 100%–
we’ll back you up.”
10. Someone giving you directions says:
“You can’t miss it.”
11. The airline pilot announces: “Just a bit of
turbulence folks– nothing to worry about.”
12. A voice on the telephone says: “Congratulations!
You’re an instant winner!”
“Fishing on Sunday”
A village pastor, known for his weakness for trout, preached
against fishing on Sunday.
The next day, one of his members presented him with a fine
string of fish and said, hesitatingly, “I guess I ought to tell
you, parson, that those trout were caught on Sunday.”
The minister hesitated, gazed appreciatively at the speckled
trout, and then said piously as he reached for his gift, “The
fish aren’t to blame for that.”
“Cross-eyed Bear”
A little boy came home with his parents from church one Sunday.
He seemed a little depressed, so his mother asked him if something
happened in Sunday School class that he would like to talk about.
He told his mother, “Well, we were singing songs and the teacher
made us sing about a poor bear named Gladly that needed glasses and I
can’t stop thinking about him. She said he was cross-eyed and I feel
bad for him.
The mother couldn’t understand why the teacher would teach such
a song in Sunday school, so she decided to call her. To the woman’s
amazement, the teacher said she only taught hymns that morning.
Then the teacher began laughing out loud and said to the mother,
“I know what Jeffrey’s talking about! We learned the hymn ‘Gladly The Cross I’d Bear!’”
“Benefits of Tithing”
Two men off for a sailing trip around the world are shipwrecked. The
minute they got on to the island one of them started screaming and
yelling, “We’re going to die! We’re going to die! There’s no food! No
water! We’re going to die!”
The second man comfortably propped himself up against a palm tree and
acted so calmly it drove the first man crazy. “Don’t you understand?! ?
We’re going to die!!”
The second man replied, “You don’t understand, I make $100,000 a week.”
The first man looked at him quite dumbfounded and asked, “What
difference does that make?!? We’re on an island with no food and no
water! We’re going to DIE!!!”
The second man answered with a confident smile, “No, you just don’t get
it. I make $100,000 a week and I tithe ten percent on that $100,000 a
week. Our church is getting ready to start a building program. My
pastor and the finance committee will find me”
I’m Trying To Find The Lyrics And Accompaniment To An Old Hymn Called My God And I……..where?
Filed in The Category - Old Church Hymns
my god and i was a favorite hymn of the Baptist church I grew up in- in 1960
thanks
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