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Congregational singing from the UK. This classic hymn takes its words from the 23rd Psalm.

Roger Henderson on the piano at Stockport Evangelical Church. stockportevangelical.com

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William was a very troubled and wayward teenager. In desperation, his father wrote to the president of Moody Bible Institute, and begged him to allow the enrollment of his son. Since the college was open to serious Bible students, the president was at first resistant, but finally agreed that Newell would be enrolled with the proviso that he would meet with the president daily, and would take hi...

Martyrs Memorial FPC Choir, Belfast, perform this classic hymn. Check out the traditional pipes and drum at the end of the performance.

Annie Hawks wrote: "One day as a young wife and mo­ther of 37 years of age, I was bu­sy with my reg­u­lar house­hold tasks. Sud­den­ly, I be­came so filled with the sense of near­ness to the Mast­er that, won­der­ing how one could live with­out Him, ei­ther in joy or pain, these words, "I Need Thee Ev­e­ry Hour," were ush­ered in­to my mind, the thought at once tak­ing full pos­sess­ion of me."...

Classic hymn sung by Stockport Wesleyan Church, Stockport, UK. www.stockportwc.org.uk

"How Great Thou Art" is a Christian hymn based on a Swedish poem written by Carl Gustav Boberg (1859 1940) in Sweden in 1885. The melody is a Swedish folk song. It was translated into English by British missionary Stuart K. Hine, who also added two original verses of his own composition.

Sung by the Martyr's Memorial Free Presbyterian Church in Belfast, N. Ireland.

In 1887, just following an evangelistic meeting held by Dwight L. Moody, a young man stood to share his story in an after-service testimony meeting. As he was speaking, it became clear to many that he knew little about the Bible or acceptable Christian doctrine. His closing lines, however, spoke volumes to seasoned and new believers alike: I'm not quite sure. But I'm going to trust, and I'm goi...

"Take the Name of Jesus With You" was written by Mrs. Baxter on her sick bed just four years before her death in 1874 at the age of 65. Throughout her lifetime she was known as an avid student of the Bible who loved to discuss the significance of scriptural names with her friends. She would inform them that Samuel means "asked of God," Hannah "grace," Sarah -"princess," and Naomi "pleasantness....

Stockport Wesleyan Church, UK. www.stockportwc.org.uk

Classic hymn!

A selection of Carols played as a medley at Stockport Wesleyan Church, UK. See their CZcams channel "StockportWesleyanC."

When The Trumpet Of The Lord Shall Sound

Fight The Good Fight - John Monsell

My Saviour First Of All (hymn) - Fanny J. Crosby

Come Thou Fount Of Every Blessing - Robert Robinson (Hymn)

Onward March, All Conquering Jesus - William Williams (Hymn)

Jesus lover of my soul - Charles Wesley

Oh How I Love The Saviour's Name - Frederick Whitfield (Hymn)

Hail The Day That Sees Him Rise - Charles Wesley (Hymn with words and music)

He who would Valiant Be - John Bunyan

Ye Servants Of God - Charles Wesley (hymn)

Have You Been To Jesus - Elisha Albright Hoffman

Redeemed! - Fanny J. Crosby (hymn with words and music)

When Peace Like A River (hymn with words and music) - Horatio G. Spafford

Give Me The Faith Which Can Remove (hymn with words and music) - Charles Wesley

Love Lifted Me (Hymn with words and music) - James Rowe