Still sick, can’t buy a good night’s sleep…
I take refuge in a hymn: The Lord Is My Shepherd, sung by the boys’ choir at Wells Cathedral, England.
I have an emergency visit to the doctor this afternoon. I pray they accomplish something,
Psalm 23, set to music and sung by the choir of Wells Cathedral: The Lord Is My Shepherd. First hymn that popped into my head this morning.
Let’s pray for each other. I know I’m not the only one who needs it.
Sorry I’m late. Oh, look! Another doctor’s appointment!
The hymn is The Lord Is My Shepherd, sung by the Wells Cathedral Choir.
And now I have to go referee a fight.
Does this hymn move you? It does the job on me.
The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23), performed by the Wells Cathedral Choir… with a landscape in south England to help it catch the mood.
For how many of us is the 23rd Psalm the first Bible passage we learn by heart?
Here it is being sung by the choir of Wells Cathedral, England. Very nice, isn’t it?
I haven’t posted this in a while; but there are no hymn requests this morning, so why not? The Lord Is My Shepherd (Psalm 23), sung by the choir at Wells Cathedral. I think that might be Wales in the background.
The Psalms were originally written to be sung; so somebody at Wells Cathedral, England, made a musical arrangement for the 23rd Psalm, and here’s the cathedral choir singing it.
For many of us, Psalm 23 is the first Psalm we learn by heart–or even the only Psalm. Here it is, set to music, and sung by the choir at Wells Cathedral. I think King David would approve.
No hymn requests this morning, looks like I’m on my own. Well, I haven’t posted this one in a while, Psalm 23 set to music–
The Lord Is My Shepherd, sung by the choir at Wells Cathedral, England.
First hymn that popped into my head today–The Lord Is My Shepherd: Psalm 23 set to music, performed by the choir at Wells Cathedral