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A review of the great holiday hymn, There’s a Song in the Air! Lyrics by Josiah Holland, and music by Karl Harrington.
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A review of the hymn’ When Morning Gilds the Skies’ by author Edward Caswell, and composer Joseph Barnby.
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A review of the hymn ‘Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross’, by Fanny Crosby and William Doane. The hymn was written is 1869.
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A review of the hymn,’Tell Me the Stories of Jesus! Written by William H. Parker, this hymn was primarily directed toward children. The music was composed by Frederick A, Challinor.
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A review of the hymn ‘This Is My Song’. Written by Lloyd Stone, with additional verse by Georgia Harkness. The music is from the composition ‘Finlandia’ by Jean Sibelius.
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A review of the Hymn ‘The King Of Love My Shepherd Is’ by Sir Henry Williams Baker, published in 1868.
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A review of the Hymn, Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing. Lyrics by Robert Robinson, and music by Asahel Nettleton. One of the great Christian Hymns of old, still in the top 25 Hymns played across Christian denominations worldwide.
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A review of the contemporary Christian song titled ‘By Faith’, by Ben Fuller. Be sure to visit Ben’s website at benfullerofficial.com
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A review of the hymn- How Can We Name A Love. Lyrics by Brian Wren, and music adapted from an English melody by Franklin L Sheppard.
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A review of the folk and gospel song The Wayfaring Stranger. The song first published in 1858, is still relevant for today’s audiences. The podcast provides a sample of the song, talks thru the most common lyrics, and provides a short history of the song. ENJOY the podcast! Thanks, Joey
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A podcast that explores the history of hymns and contemporary religious music.