"Tell out, my soul, the greatness of the Lord", St. Bartholomew's Church

[@kenrichards1225]

Jan, thank you for this. How I miss the liturgy!

[@johnabraham6725]

O how i love this song it touches my 💜 heart and my soul how great is our God

[@dnzswithwombats]

Pedal to the 'medal' on that old St. Bart's organ. I always loved topping in there whenever I went by and had a chance back when I was working in NYC. Gorgeous church.

[@essenyimusic9803]

My all time favorite

[@catsangels10]

I sang this beautiful hymn this morning as I followed the Service from St. Bartholomews in Benton, Newcastle upon Tyne. The Service being held in the living room of the Vicar Fr. Martin and shown through Facebook. It was a lovely Service as always.

[@elderrobertv.fullersr.1739]

Mighty and Majestic Choir Congregation and Organ!

[@peterwatson1000]

A pleasure to hear this, great singing everyone and beautiful work from the organist 😀

[@njgilbert5459]

Sang this today, 22nd Sunday after Pentecost. Sought this on you tube because I simply didn't get enuff this morning! Thanks for posting!

[@robert3302]

We sang this last week and the tune has been going through my head ever since. This is a beautiful rendition.

[@hudsonbailey674]

Richly endowed lyrics that embody a compelling tune score.

[@ayandamalunga2180]

Beautiful rendition and uplifting!

[@ayoadetunji1689]

Great. Splendid.

[@robert3302]

Correction: St. Bartholomew's is THE Episcopal Church in New York City.

[@expeditosimmon3055]

# We sang this song on Sunday at my local church St Peter's,Oysterbay-Lovely one!

[@pleatedskirt18]

We sang it it our church on Dartmootr last Sunday - so uplifting.

[@claudettemighty3359]

I Love This Song. I Love To Hear A Choir From The Catholic Church Singing It. It Does Not Sound The Same When I Sing It ... Love You Jesus xx

[@sunny5673]

It’s actually an Episcopal Church

[@sirtfs]

Great!. Thank you for posting.

[@gels1922]

Tell Out, My Soul, the Greatness of the Lord I love the energy that the people of St. Bartholomew Episcopal Church, New York Sing this great hymn. Timothy Dudley-Smith ‘s hymn was first matched with the tune “Tidings” in The Anglican Hymnal, but it was then rematched by the editor of 100 Hymns for Today (1969) with the tune “Woodlands” (1919) by the composer Walter Greatorex (1877-1949). “Woodlands” has remained the tune of choice for subsequent publications of “Tell Out, My Soul” in a number of hymnals. Born 26 December 1926 in Manchester, England. Ordained deacon 1950, priest 1951. Archdeacon of Norwich, 1973-81. Bishop of Thetford, 1981-91 in The Church of England

[@fantastic59]

Alternative wording: God Forth and tell! Go forth and tell! O Church of God, awake! God’s saving news to all the nations take: proclaim Christ Jesus, Saviour, Lord and King, that all the world His worthy praise may sing. Go forth and tell! God’s love embraces all; He will in grace respond to all who call: how shall they call if they have never heard the gracious invitation of His word? Go forth and tell! men still in darkness lie; in wealth or want, in sin they live and die: give us, O Lord, concern of heart and mind, a love like Yours which cares for all mankind. Go forth and tell! the doors are open wide: share God’s good gifts with men so long denied; live out your life as Christ your Lord shall choose, Your ransomed powers for His sole glory use. Go forth and tell! O Church of God, arise! Go in the strength which Christ Your Lord supplies; go till all nations His great name adore and serve Him, Lord and King for evermore. ©1964 Mrs M Seddon

[@peterwatson1000]

Is this arrangement available? Thank you in advance for any Suggestions, peace

[@lisaklozenberg6408]

That organ! Too fast! but oh! those voices are most glorious!