This hymn personifies the Sunday school experience. “Trust and obey, for there’s no other way to be happy in Jesus but to trust and obey.” With good old Mrs. Raleigh on the piano. And the birds in the chorus, outside.
This hymn personifies the Sunday school experience. “Trust and obey, for there’s no other way to be happy in Jesus but to trust and obey.” With good old Mrs. Raleigh on the piano. And the birds in the chorus, outside.
I don’t know who’s singing this, I have to hurry because the man is here to perform a checkup on our computers.
But first–here’s a hymn we sang a lot in Sunday school: Trust and Obey. Very nice a capella version.
Here’s a Sunday school favorite: Trust and Obey. Brings back sweet memories! S.E. Samonte has rounded up pictures that stir the soul.
Oh, this hymn brings back to me some good and sane and happy times! Trust and Obey: we sang it a lot in Sunday school. Oh, how I miss those times! When will the Father heal our land?
Oh, this brings me back to Sunday school! The springtime sun pouring through the windows, while we sang this–Trust and Obey, sung here by the Living Stones Quartet. (The only quartet I know of with five singers in it.)
Such a beautiful job of singing this hymn! And I don’t know who they are.
An old Sunday school favorite, Trust and Obey–sung in beautiful harmony by whoever… with background sets by God the Father.
Trust and Obey is one of my favorite hymns from back in Sunday school. I don’t know whose rendition this is, but it’s just perfect.
The hymn shop’s open, boys ‘n’ girls.
I don’t remember whether I’ve posted this recently or not. But it’s one of my favorite hymns, I haven’t yet received today any hymn requests from readers, and it’s a beautiful him even if I don’t know who’s singing it! A classic Sunday school favorite–Trust and Obey.
This is such a beautiful hymn, an old Sunday school favorite–Trust and Obey, so beautifully sung but I don’t know by whom. Thank you, whoever you are.
I just felt like hear this–an old Sunday school favorite, Trust and Obey. I do wish I knew who’s singing it–beautiful harmony, and background sets by God the Father.