The Methodist church in Oxford, Mississippi did an absolutely knockout version of this song for Easter some years ago. Choir, trumpets, bells, the works.
Not counting the news outlets or websites along the full range of accuracy and veracity, I follow multiple actual individuals' handwritten blogs. (Bot news aggregators don't thrill me.) Looking them over, many are current serving or former military and a couple are some variation of high-speed low-drag elite forces ninjas. Or just funny as all. Because life without humor is just despair. So in other words, the same folks I trusted in the military not to wet the bed, sh*t themselves, or otherwise run around like headless Nancys, are the same folks I trust on the interwebz, for demonstrating pretty much the same trustworthiness and circumspectly responsible behavior. Color me shocked.
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12 comments:
Happy Easter, Aesop.
He is risen.
Thank you. May God bless you and yours,
Bigger things indeed...
FredinTexas
As an Orthodox Christian, my Easter is next Sunday this year.
Proof that lockdowns don't work.
Happy Easter!
well read! (as in "well met")
The Methodist church in Oxford, Mississippi did an absolutely knockout version of this song for Easter some years ago. Choir, trumpets, bells, the works.
Excellent hymn.
He IS risen.
BG
He is risen!
He is risen indeed!
Bigger things indeed are afoot Aesop. I hope you had a wonderful Easter. He is Risen Indeed.
My all-time favorite hymn. And there's never a bad time to sing it. Because He's risen every day -- not just Easter.
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