Another Fine Learning Opportunity

YES LORD! AMEN 🙏🏾🙌🏾

So odd how memory works. I was raised Mormon but attended an Episcopalian school because it was a great school. We all took turns being altar boys regardless of religion and I was in the shower this AM and started humming 'and one was killed by a fierce wild beast' for the first time in 40 years and Googled it and here I am watching this, immediately transported back to 8th grade and tapping my toes and thinking 'this is a good song!' Thanks for sharing it. Good music knows no time or belief limits, it just impacts you on a spiritual/emotional level...

I remember singing this song in Sunday school and in the choir.The song shows that saints of God are those who love and follow Christ. Christ said you are my disciples if you do as I command and keep my Father's commandments

I really like the organist's spirited tempos and articulation to match... lots of vitality which is refreshing. Thank you Church of the Redeemer. +

Perfect for All Saint's Day

Very nice 👏

St Huberts

this made a bad day better

That commandment of "Love one another as I have loved you" " If you love one another people will know that you are my disciples." We need this now with all the unrest in the United States since George Floyd's murder.

Simply beautiful.

Amen 🙏

Happy All Saints day! May we all strive to emulate these people.

Thank you for uploading!

This is the version I've been looking for. Thanks!

God bless U

Written by the wife of a Vicar of Chagford in Devon, but practically unknown in the Church of England.

Thank you for publishing. Sharing now!

Strong stuff - quite moving. Proud to be part of this branch of the Jesus Movement!

Beautiful💖

splendidly sung in a beautiful sanctuary.

So wonderful to hear this..... so many powerful memories.

Thank you, Church of the Redeemer, I've been inspired by other music you have performed.

Divine!

I love this hymn and naming all the people I know who are saints in the world and in my life.

Lovely version with a faster tempo than usual, but really enjoyable to listen to. The trumpet descant in the final verse was rather special too!

Love the tune and the rhythm is extremely inspiring. MGD

Glory be to God on high, and on earth peace goodwill toward men. We praise Thee, we bless Thee, we worship Thee. We glorify Thee, we give thanks to Thee for Thy great glory. O Lord God, Heavenly King, God the Father Almighty. O Lord, the only begotten Son, Jesus Christ. O Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father, that takes away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us. Thou that takes away the sins of the world, receive our prayer. Thou that sits at the right hand of God the Father, have mercy upon us. For Thou only art holy, Thou only art the Lord. Thou only O Christ, with the Holy Ghost, art most high in the glory of God the Father. Amen.

Scottish Gloria as well the choir of Redeemer is exquisite.

A fiery salute to the Resurrection. Beautiful a performance at Church of the Redeemer.

Church of the Redeemer enriches its Liturgies with quality and Spirit.

Bellissimo!

Glorious a Liturgy with such spirit and accompaniment. Where is this congregation?

Very inspiring, and very nostalgic for me. This was the first hymn I can recall learning in Sunday school at St. Matthews Parish in Pacific Palisades, California (about 1966). Canon Kenneth Worthington Cary was our rector.

Superb organist. Trumpet sounds clear and sharp.

fantastic hymn and equally fantastic organist!

not very dignified to suit Purist, For many years this was the offetory at our Church in Western Springs, IL. Children were dismissed for Sunday school. Even 30 years later, I knew that this hymn was important to my daughter. It always brings a tear to my eye.

happy Saint Patrick's day! after I found this hymn I fell In love with it, thank you for making this!

My favorite hymn. Thank you

Trumpet and organ are perfection!! Bravo, and keep up this beautiful, uplifting music! Anne Young

Brings back memories! When I was boy my friends and I sang "one was a soldier who looked like a beast/one was slain by a mean old priest". Got in trouble for that!

I love this song! When I was younger I was in the church choir and we sang this as an anthem on All Saints Day. Enjoy your Sunday everyone. :-)

Just after reviewing your wonderful performance of "I Sing a Song of the Saints of God," I was again blown away by this additional hymn, and would like to add a few more comments. The choir's individual singing by the men and women sections in this hymn highlights just how fine your singers are, and the insight of the choirmaster. The ability of the trumpeter to artfully improvise was also impressive. And a couple production notes: the fine cinematography (sharp, well framed, making an intimate stage, and letting the abundance of light illuminate the right side of the film as if the performance was lit by Heaven) was brilliant. The sound was also excellent for an internet clip. So kudos to all involved; I just wish I were located on the left coast so I could experience your church directly. If the six minutes or so of these videos are representative, you have a vibrant and uplifting church.

I think this is one of the finest performances of a hymn I've ever heard. The organist's phrasing, articulation, and registration are wonderful. The small choir is outstanding, and the whole performance is radiant with energy and faith. The trumpet soloist is just right, with a perfect balance with the organ. Your church should be very proud: this is what inspiring choir performances are all about! I have this marked as a favorite and play it frequently for friends and fellow believers! God bless . . .