God So Loved the World - Stainer

God So Loved the World
Text - John 3;16-17
Tune - John Stainer (1840-1901)
Never Alone: A Concert of Sacred Music
Recorded LIVE at the Oratory of St. Francis, The University of Saint Francis
Fort Wayne, IN
Est. July 2017, we are a choir of Catholic young adults from Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana, striving to live as intentional disciples of the Lord and conscious instruments of the Holy Spirit in the work of the New Evangelization. Our mission is to boldly proclaim the Gospel message by the beauty of the music we sing, the splendor of the truths we teach, the authenticity of our friendship, and the witness of our lives.
Jessica Schuster, DIRECTOR
SOPRANO: Anna Eby, Montserrat Martinez Cuen
ALTO: Rosita Becker, Jennifer Litchfield, Julia Schuster
TENOR: Isaac Jinks
BASS: Michael Langford, Eric Macsay
Eric Macsay, VIDEOGRAPHER/EDITOR

[@quickchris10]

Beautiful place for beautiful music!

[@frederickcornman8857]

O ne of the most perfect Christian ecumenical hymns!! Sing/Play this every day until CHRIST comes to redeem us, which he WILL!!!

[@frederickcornman8857]

Been singing Christian sacred music in church choirs and excellent choral societies for fifty years. Hope to sing this beautiful work when I hopefully come to Heavens Gate in the future@

[@ThatLauraPerson]

This is amazing. You are inspiring to me, to have such power with less than a dozen people. Amazing work.

[@JDHutson]

I hate to ask here on KZbin, but would you authorize the one-time use of this excellent video performance for projection in the Good Friday service at the church where I serve as worship director? Thank you.

[@PoeCompany]

Thank you so much for this performance. This group blends so well and led beautifully by the conductor

[@andy41417]

Lovely sound! Should the Blessed Sacrament be reserved elsewhere in an extra liturgical performance with choir facing camera and opposed to the tabernacle? Maybe a traditional choir arrangement would work without any loss in sound?

[@mgaeddert1]

Calming and assuring. Thank you!