My soul doth magnify the lord, and my spirit hath rejoiced in god my savior Refrain: More honorable than the cherubim, and beyond compare more glorious than the Seraphim. Without corruption thou gavest birth to god the word, true Theotokos, we magnify thee. for he hath looked up the lowliness of his handmaiden, for behold henceforth all generations shall call me blessed (Refrain) For the mighty one hath done great things to me and holy is his name, and his mercy is on them that fear him unto generation and generation. (Refrain) He hath shown strength with His arm, He hath scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts. (Refrain) He hat put down the mighty from the seat from the seat and exalted them of low degree, He hath filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he hath sent empty away. (Refrain) He hath holpen His servent Israel, he rememberest of his mercy he spake to our fathers, to make Abraham and his seed forever. (Refrain)

Richard, you and I have such a similar story. We're about the same size and age, we have young kids, we have underlying health conditions, we're creeping back up again. I Will follow your story as you've been such an inspiration to me before together we can accomplish great things.!!!

Best of luck in your endeavors, Richard. I find myself in much the same place so I look forward to your updates and your progress.

Thank you for sharing Richard. I will pray for you. You are an inspiration!

Good new beginning. I will be following. And praying.☦️

Where is the church filmed at 1:10?

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Thank you!

Dr. Toensing was my major professor at CU Boulder 1989-1990. I failed the DMA program miserably and blamed him in large part for it. Now I wish things had gone differently. RIP Dick. Great job.

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Thanks for the comment; καλή Ανάσταση! I think you'll find we use both "Easter" and "Pascha" in the video. Language and translation is always a complicated matter (of course, "Pascha" is a hellenization of the Hebrew "Pesach" "Passover"), and even the etymology of "Easter" isn't open-and-shut. For what it's worth, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese's parallel Greek/English little black Holy Week book my Greek parish followed all of last week calls it "Easter Sunday" in English, so what can you do?

Why do you call it easter? None of the church hymns say easter. They all say Pascha, or at least they should. easter's name is even derived from a pagan god of fertility.

Very similar to the "Kreug" ? machine I experienced this past memorial day in Dallas...