Don’t ask how they got the piano up on top of the cliff. They’re always doing things like that.
Your Grace Still Amazes Me, sung by the students at Fountainview Academy. Background sets by God the Father.
Don’t ask how they got the piano up on top of the cliff. They’re always doing things like that.
Your Grace Still Amazes Me, sung by the students at Fountainview Academy. Background sets by God the Father.
We have a hymn request from Lydia–He Leadeth Me, sung on a beach in Kauai by the students from Fountainview Academy. I always loved this hymns when we sang it in Sunday school.
Lydia asked for this one–When I Cry, sung by students at Fountainview Academy. It reminds me of the shortest verse in the Bible: “Jesus wept” (John 11:35). It’s amazing, how much can be said in just two words.
I heard just a tiny snatch of this hymn last night, but that was enough to make me want to post it. Words by Fanny Crosby, performance by the students of Fountainview Academy–you can’t do better than that! Blessed Assurance: sung during the Academy’s tour of Europe.
There is a river, the streams whereof shall make glad the city of God… (Psalm 46:4)
Christians loved this hymn when it was published in 1864, and we still love it today: Shall We Gather at the River? Sung by the students at Fountainview Academy, British Columbia.
Requested by Lydia, let’s make it the first post of the day–Does Jesus Care, written in 1901 by Frank Graff, performed by the students at Fountainview Academy. Doesn’t that snow look beautiful!
Don’t ask me how they got the whole chorus out on the lake. It must be great acoustics out there, though: In the Sweet By and By, performed by the kids from Fountainview Academy.
Not exactly a hymn request, but we do like to gratify our readers when we can. So this one’s a special delivery to Phoebe, to whom it has lately provided strength and solace–Do You Know My Jesus, sung by students from Fountainview Academy. Shifts of golden sunlight pouring down amid the trees… by God the Father.
Requested by Lydia–Moment by Moment, sung by the kids at Fountainview Academy. That’s Bear River in Auburn, California, where they’re standing.
This is a Sunday school favorite, we must have sung it hundreds of times–Wonderful Words of Life. But we couldn’t sing it like these kids from Fountainview Academy. They couldn’t figure out how to get the piano into the rowboat, but everything else works beautifully.