I absolutely love classic church hymns and anthems, particularly when beautifully done. I’ve spent countless hours searching the depths of the internet to find incredible video and audio recordings of tunes sung by angelic choirs, accompanied by powerful Read more…
It has been called the Soldiers Prayer, God’s Shield of Protection, the Psalm of Protection, or by its Latin title Qui Habitat (“Whoso Dwelleth”). Today, and certainly throughout history, the words of Psalm 91 have been read and carried by soldiers, sailors, and those others who have faced extraordinary peril.
Continuing from Into Chaos (Part 3): Who’s In Charge? Friday 1 September After getting our trucked packed up, the Coast Guard held a briefing in the parking lot. As the Coast Guardsmen moved into a formation, all the Read more…
Note: These Harvey posts are a bit long and lack grammatical fine tuning! I wanted to get these stories out for all our supporters before I forgot it all! Thanks for reading. Continued from Continuing from Into Chaos (Part Read more…
Note: These Harvey posts are a bit long and lack grammatical fine tuning! I wanted to get these stories out for all our supporters before I forgot it all! Thanks for reading. A continuation from Part 1: “Harvey Read more…
Note: These Harvey posts are a bit long and lack grammatical fine tuning! I wanted to get these stories out for all our supporters before I forgot it all! Thanks for reading. First of all, I want to Read more…
Coptic Priest sends message of thanks and love to terrorists 13th April 2017 2:28 pm by Hassan John Fr Boules George of St Mark, Cleopatra church in Cairo, a Coptic priest in Egypt has expressed his appreciation to Read more…
Let’s face it, many of us grew up with Maundy Thursday as part of our Church life, but never knew what it really meant. I used to say “Monday Thursday” as a kid. Then I assumed that “maundy” meant Read more…
If you have been in a church with a well-trained choir, especially on Easter and Christmas, you have likely experienced an incredibly powerful moment in the last verse of a hymn that straight up gave you the chills! That Read more…
From the earliest days of Christianity, believers began their ceremonial gatherings with processions. Like many traditions in Church, they were adopted from Roman civic and military custom and “sanctified” to the glory of God and the use in Read more…