How Great Thou Art - Congregational singing

[@russellprickett1652]

He counts the number of the stars, He calls them all by name. Great is our Lord and mighty in power, His understanding is infinite. Psalm 147:4,5

[@camelia9802]

Magnificent

[@makaha5750]

It's nice to hear that you still use a pipe organ at your church, as so many are no longer in use now.

[@bikdav]

I noticed that big time - especially around my area. That’s crazy sad.

[@elderrobertv.fullersr.1739]

WOW!!!! This is AWESOME!! I love how this was sung with feeling which speaks of HOW GREAT THOU ART!!!

[@BonnieKetterman-qw8vd]

Love that hymn what a blessing

[@allenpearson54]

WOW! THAT'S A WORSHIP SERVICE!

[@noahwylie5946]

This is really cool, praise God

[@regkane-Pluvis]

AMEN.

[@kendufresne]

Simply outstanding!

[@Piping_Up]

Very impressive! Both you and Ben pair together well. I wish I could have been there.

[@C.Golobish27]

Simply divine

[@janhakanson2294]

How Great Thou are is a spiritual song with text from 1885 by Carl Boberg (1859-1940) from Sweden. It was first printed in the Swedish Newspaper in Mönsterås on March 13, 1886. Carl Boberg wrote the text after witnessing a thunderstorm at Oknö by Kalmarsund in Sweden. The music is an edited Swedish folk melody. On swedish language "O Store Gud". The song is one of the world's most widespread spiritual songs. The English translation (How great Thou art) has been sung by several great artists. Amoung thoose Elvis Presley. Carl Boberg had three jobs. He worked as a teacher at the school in Mönsterås. He also served as a preacher in the church in Mönsterås and at the same time he was also elected as a member of the Swedish Parlament in Stockholm. He was an amazing man.

[@euniceomena6516]

Quando vejo o culto assim meu coração fica contrito,aqui no Brasil a maioria das igrejas não cantam msis hinos dos hinário, muito triste.

[@merleeschwikkard4164]

Gwen this is especially for you ❤

[@user-jy6yk9wy4d]

Jesus C is coming back so we must be ready. Jesus Heaven. Satan Hell