No hymn requests today, so I’m on my own. Let’s go with Fairest Lord Jesus, with some of the students at Fountainview Academy.
Anyone can request a hymn to be posted here, you know. Anyone. All you have to do is ask.
No hymn requests today, so I’m on my own. Let’s go with Fairest Lord Jesus, with some of the students at Fountainview Academy.
Anyone can request a hymn to be posted here, you know. Anyone. All you have to do is ask.
This is another dear old Sunday school favorite–Fairest Lord Jesus, performed for us here by Maranatha Celtic.
I’m running late here (*sigh*), but let’s just do the best we can.
The hymn shop’s open.
No hymn requests yet this morning; but here’s my wife’s favorite hymn–Beautiful Savior, sung by the Oasis Chorale. Background sets: the work of God the Father’s hands. In our church’s hymnal it was listed as “Crusaders’ Hymn.”
Let’s get the hymn contest rolling again with this request from “thewhiterabbit”–Fairest Lord Jesus, sung by students at Fountainview Academy. That’s Seton Lake in the background.
I hope some of you who never comment will gird up your loins and make a hymn request. Hey, you might win the contest! And our hymns glorify our God.
You don’t mind if I post another Fountainview video, do you?
Fairest Lord Jesus, sung by a few of the students at Fountainview Academy–an old, old hymn still beloved today.
This is a good old Sunday school favorite. Our church’s hymnal said it went back to the Middle Ages.
Fairest Lord Jesus–requested by “Thewhiterabbit,” sung by kids from the Fountainview Academy.
Overlooking scenic Seton Lake in British Columbia–four kids from Fountainview Academy, and Fairest Lord Jesus. A church and Sunday school favorite.
The Lutheran Warbler sings her way through the hymnal, and here we pause at one of my wife’s favorite hymns, Beautiful Savior. Also known as Fairest Lord Jesus and, sometimes, as “The Crusaders’ Hymn”.
This is an antidote to these times.
And we have a hymn request from Joshua–Fairest Lord Jesus, performed by Maranatha Celtic. Background sets by God the Father.
The beauty that we see everywhere in nature tells us always, if we but listen: “God is nigh. God is nigh.”
The hymnal in our church, way back when, said this was a crusaders’ hymn from the Middle Ages; but nobody seems to know how old it really is.
Fairest Lord Jesus, sung on the shores of Seton Lake by a few of the students at Fountainview Academy, British Columbia.