My favourite hymn... Thank you ❤ Struggles and yet always a roof over our heads, food on the table. Pain-free and at peace. Thank you God for work, for sustenance, for Grace, Faith, Love and Hope
this song invokes childhood memories. I am Hindu but I studied at a Catholic convent where we used to have weekly music lessons during which both secular and Christian songs used to be sung. a few of those songs I have remembered all through these years . this is one of those
Thank you for sharing this experience! I very much agree about childhood memories. In 1970's my family moved to northern california to live at Ananda Village based on philosophy of Parmahansa Yogananda. And catholic remained strong influence during this time, so during school days we had chanting and practices and teaching that were eastern, and on weekends this Sebastian Temple music would play in our house. Very interesting blend.
My favourite hymn...
Thank you ❤
Struggles and yet always a roof over our heads, food on the table.
Pain-free and at peace.
Thank you God for work, for sustenance, for Grace, Faith, Love and Hope
I was blessed to have met Mr. Temple in the early 70's. Good man. Rest in peace.
❤😊This hymn brings back fond memories in times of challenges since the 1970s when I was a part of a Christian movement. 😊
this song invokes childhood memories. I am Hindu but I studied at a Catholic convent where we used to have weekly music lessons during which both secular and Christian songs used to be sung. a few of those songs I have remembered all through these years . this is one of those
useless person same here... it transports me to my childhood.
Yeah ,during our assembly time i would stand in the choir and sing this .It brings back nostalgic memories.😊
Thank you for sharing this experience! I very much agree about childhood memories. In 1970's my family moved to northern california to live at Ananda Village based on philosophy of Parmahansa Yogananda. And catholic remained strong influence during this time, so during school days we had chanting and practices and teaching that were eastern, and on weekends this Sebastian Temple music would play in our house. Very interesting blend.
Sister Carmen, OP, introduced this song to her 3rd grade class in Bay City, MI.
Amen. Agree
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