I appreciate diverse groups singing each other's music. After all, music is to be shared. However, this is probably the the "whitest," stiffest, version of the song I've ever seen. Even when you clap, it's like watching corpses on strings. The kids really got into it though! Good job kids!!!
Like this choir, I am a white United Methodist raised in Texas. I've witnessed many times the reluctance of a congregation to outwardly demonstrate too much emotion, even if we're bursting with it on the inside. I think it's just the way most of us have been socialized. So, yes, by many standards their performance is stiff, but I was moved by it and appreciate their sharing their gift of music.
So beautiful. We would like to play this video for our UMW meeting tomorrow night.
Beautiful rendition of this wonderful Mark Miller song!!!
We are going to share this performance in our online worship tomorrow morning. Your voices continue to bless others!
Awesome! I hope it was well received. I'm going to ask if my church choir can perform it someday.
@@anitamoss340 It was! It's so nice to be able to enjoy music from the larger Body of Christ!
What a big sound. Great.
Really enjoyed this performance!!
Could we share this in our online worship service this Sunday, please?
Hi, do we have your permission to use this in worship on Sunday, April 18, 2021
I appreciate diverse groups singing each other's music. After all, music is to be shared. However, this is probably the the "whitest," stiffest, version of the song I've ever seen. Even when you clap, it's like watching corpses on strings. The kids really got into it though! Good job kids!!!
Can't they just sing a song without being criticism Jesus Christ.
Like this choir, I am a white United Methodist raised in Texas. I've witnessed many times the reluctance of a congregation to outwardly demonstrate too much emotion, even if we're bursting with it on the inside. I think it's just the way most of us have been socialized. So, yes, by many standards their performance is stiff, but I was moved by it and appreciate their sharing their gift of music.