Acapella version of "For All the Saints," from the 1941 Lutheran Hymnal, with onscreen lyrics. For a CD collection of 24 favorite hymns, visit www.lutheranquartet.com
Firstly I love that these are only four voices making such AMAZING beauty...then I love is that they sing from what I remember as the Blue 1941 Hymnal. The one that in my heart is always my favorite. EVERY hymn they sing are the ones I remember from my growing up. I was born in 1975 and they were still the ones I remember with the most fondness and the ones my Mom and Grandmother grew up with and I remember from my earliest years in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
I cannot stop from listening your precious voices. It cautivates my whole being. Wished I could join you singing praises to Our God of all the armies now and ever! Will Rest In Peace knowing that God will let me see another day to enjoy hymns from the soul to everyone and everywhere! Thanks beautiful Lutheran Quartet. Please keep on singing I beg you!
Your song gives the hearer inspiration , hope,realization and protection whereever we are , whatever we do in our daily lives.
Firstly I love that these are only four voices making such AMAZING beauty...then I love is that they sing from what I remember as the Blue 1941 Hymnal. The one that in my heart is always my favorite. EVERY hymn they sing are the ones I remember from my growing up. I was born in 1975 and they were still the ones I remember with the most fondness and the ones my Mom and Grandmother grew up with and I remember from my earliest years in the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
I cannot stop from listening your precious voices. It cautivates my whole being. Wished I could join you singing praises to Our God of all the armies now and ever! Will Rest In Peace knowing that God will let me see another day to enjoy hymns from the soul to everyone and everywhere! Thanks beautiful Lutheran Quartet. Please keep on singing I beg you!
@g a Pratt, best song at the end of service! Well done. Brought tears to my eyes, especially in these times. 2020
Beautiful
Beautiful 🙏🏽
Who else remembers this as the end of service processional sang from the red hymnal?
Pure!
This hymn is in remembrance of Fred McFeely Rogers (1928-2003) and George H.W. Bush (1924-2018)
God will surly bless and keep them, for they were true servants of Christ on earth.