I’m a bit distressed this morning–worried about Erlene, short on sleep, and can see no end to all the doctoring. It’s not surprising this hymn hit me where I live.
In the Sweet By and By, sung by the Mennonite Singers: Christ knows where we are, and at the appointed time He will call us to Himself.
Joshua and Jeremy, you’ve outdone yourselves! This is just beautiful: an instrumental of a classic hymn, In the Sweet By and By. It brought a tear to my eye… yes, it did.
Look at that–11:00 already. And my typing is a total mess, takes twice as long as it should take to create a post.
Nevertheless, I felt a need to hear this hymn and to share it with you; In the Sweet By and By, sung by the Mennonite Singers.
And if I ever told you how LOOOOONG! it took to post it, you simply wouldn’t belive me. Unless you’d already had chemo brain yourself.
I have to rush out to the doctor this morning, then the supermarket, and then somehow settle down to write.
In the Sweet By and By, courtesy of the Mennonite Singers, background sets by God the Father.
We are taking hymn requests, by the way.
That last “education” nooze I posted… well, it disgusted me. Let’s have a hymn instead.
Erlene requested this one, In the Sweet By and By, and I chose this rather nice rendition by Johnny Cash.
Now I think I can work on my book.
No hymn requests this morning, so I went with the first hymn that I found on YouTube–In the Sweet By and By, performed by the Mennonite Singers.
We’re open for hymn requests all day… if we can get any.
I probably post this hymn too often: In the Sweet By and By, sung here by the Mennonite Singers. “And by faith we can see it afar…” Yes, that’s in Hebrews Chapter 11.
The hymn shop’s open, if anybody wants to hear another hymn.
It’s hard to hear this hymn without your heart melting: In the Sweet By and By, sung by the Mennonite Singers. I don’t know about you, but the older I get, the more this hymn speaks to me.
No hymn requests today; not much of anything, really. So let’s see if this can pep things up: In the Sweet By and By, performed by students at Fountainview Academy.
And this should definitely prove it’s possible to put an orchestra aboard a raft in the middle of a lake.