I randomly stumbled across this video & although it was years ago, in a different time & place, a place I’ve never been and with people I do not even know their names… I feel the presence of the Lord in that place, even just from the video. Praise the Lord! The body of Christ! My brothers and sisters! Amen!
I randomly stumbled across this video & although it was years ago, in a different time & place, a place I’ve never been and with people I do not even know their names… I feel the presence of the Lord in that place, even just from the video. Praise the Lord! The body of Christ! My brothers and sisters! Amen!
Exuberant!
Nothing compares to congregational singing.
All churches should try for a change.
Thanks, brethren.
WOW! IT'S BEAUTIFUL WITH THE KIDS IN IT. AMEN AMEN.
Beautiful!
I miss appellate Psalms! Your church sounds wonderful!
Where can I get the piano sheet music for this?
It's in the Cantus Christi. www.christkirk.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/181-O-Sing-a-New-Song-to-the-Lord-Psalm-98.pdf
Your church name is the same with my church's name.
This is an hibernian tune, not american.
Why do Americans always sing hymns like they are in a race?
Because Psalm 98 is a Psalm of triumph not lament. Therefore, it is to be sung with a fast pace and robustly, not timidly.
Why do many churches sing hymns as if they were in a morgue? Some hymns are meant to be sung with a triumphant overtone.