Lawrence Tetteh Narrates Real Full Story Behind Popular Hymn; "My Faith Has Found A Resting Place."

Rev. Dr. Lawrence Tetteh tells the full story of how the author of the popular hymn "My Faith Has Found a Resting Place" wrote it. The song happens to be Lawrence Tetteh's favorite hymn too.
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[@manuelbarrister5365]

God bless you father, I’m really touched by your story😢❤

[@giftyanntengey-yx2ry]

Waoooo....oooooo....I love you Lord, I love you Lord. It is enough that Jesus died for me. Thank you Doc for sharing this wonderful story and singing it out. What lovely voices ❤❤❤❤❤.

[@lindagibson744]

Eliza E. Hewitt (1851-1920) He was the one who wrote the words to this Hymn, My Faith Has Found a Resting Place.

[@michaelpeters7651]

Yeah, what the Minister narrates fits the song and sound good but we cannot accept that as the true story and picture of the author of the hymnal. The true story has been there for years...thanks

[@lindathomas6758]

IT'S good that he used this song to renew his faith, the song is really a blessing

[@bensonadima]

Though this sounds inspiring, this is NOT the story of the Song as the song was written by Eliza E.Hewitt and Music Composed by William James Kirkpatrick as speculated below: MY FAITH HAS FOUND A RESTING PLACE, written in 1891 The Story Eliza E. Hewitt (1851-1920) was a public school teacher. One of her students struck her with a heavy slate and she suffered a severe spinal injury which forced her to retire from teaching… and made her an invalid the rest of her life in Philadelphia. However, she was able to continue to be involved with children in Sunday School and as superintendent at the Northern Home for Friendless Children. She was also used to write a number of hymns… hundreds of hymns! We don’t know the specific story behind the writing of this hymn, but we can assume it grew out of her experience. If you have placed your faith in the finished work of the Cross, then you, too, can sing along with this song. Major hymnals show the author as Lidie H. Edmunds, Hewitt’s pseudonym. William J. Kirkpatrick (1838-1921) wrote the music for this hymn.

[@lindagibson744]

💯 correct!!!

[@sylvestertettehkorle5142]

In as much as this sounds inspiring, Unfortunately 😢this is NOT the story behind the Song as the song was written by Eliza E.Hewitt and Composed by William James Kirkpatrick. More of this on "Inspiring Stories Behind Our Best- Loved Hymns"- get a copy now.

[@midatjoseph5983]

Yeah

[@adesoganjoshua1888]

True. But where did this story come from? It wouldn't have been concocted... I'd really love to know the matching hymn to this story

[@georgesiafa4196]

You can’t be lying boldly in the things of the Lord. The song was written by an American Elizabeth Edmunds Hewitt (who also wrote When we all get to Heaven) and you’re here narrating a story in England wow.

[@EDWINSSIAFFA]

This is not the true story. The song wasn't written by a man but a women a school teacher who was strock by her student with a slate and she became paralyzed she's Eliza E. Hewitt. Thanks anyways for this inspirating story.

[@ritytchiboka453]

As nice as the story sounds, it is not true .

[@emmanuelokoye4459]

Seriously! I had already accepted the story. But, can you tell us the true story since the one told here is not true?

[@bensonadima]

@@emmanuelokoye4459 MY FAITH HAS FOUND A RESTING PLACE, written in 1891 The Story Eliza E. Hewitt (1851-1920) was a public school teacher. One of her students struck her with a heavy slate and she suffered a severe spinal injury which forced her to retire from teaching… and made her an invalid the rest of her life in Philadelphia. However, she was able to continue to be involved with children in Sunday School and as superintendent at the Northern Home for Friendless Children. She was also used to write a number of hymns… hundreds of hymns! We don’t know the specific story behind the writing of this hymn, but we can assume it grew out of her experience. If you have placed your faith in the finished work of the Cross, then you, too, can sing along with this song. Major hymnals show the author as Lidie H. Edmunds, Hewitt’s pseudonym. William J. Kirkpatrick (1838-1921) wrote the music for this hymn.