When did choir members start wearing hats in the choir? The ladies are beautiful. I grew up COGIC and we are known for our hats but not in the choir! maybe they do that in other denominations!
@@fran0594 Old school apostolic choir wore hats with their robes especially in Bibleway and cooljc back in the day of course the hat went as fancy seen here.
💐⚘🥀💐I REMEMBER WHEN MY DAUGHTER WAS LITTLE I USED TO TAKE HER TO A BAPTIST CHURCH, CALLED ST. ANTHONY'S BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK THE PASTOR'S NAME WAS PASTOR MCULLON, THIS SAME PASTOR, AT THAT TIME BACK IN THE 80's BAPTIZED ME. THAT WAS MY FIRST TIME BEING BAPTIZED. THE CHIOR USED TO MARCH IN THE SANCTUARY SINGING THIS SONG🌷🥀💐
I can watch this over and over again bring back good memories as a young man in church marching in every Sunday morning at Friendship baptist in Trenton N.J.
Yasss....Marching in ...the womens hats....brings that old school vibe back..that we need this day and time.Totally BEAUTIFUL....LISTEN TO THE CONGREGATION..THATS RIGHT REPRESENT YALL.
What happened to our churches we don't even song a morning hymn anymore, let alone march in, this should be every, church them song with every thing happening
The hats, dresses, the pearls love it all. The tuxedos very nice. The fashion The red, green and platinum blonde 👱🏾♀️ hair. Okay...... I couldn’t hear the voices too well though.
Unfortunately this was not professionally recorded so we did have a few challenges. However, please listen to songs on either one of our CDs, NO JOY NO STRENGTH and WON'T IT BE WONDERFUL. Thank you for watching and listening.
As a people watcher it was really a relief to watch the brothers coming in in rhythm. I’ve watched so many videos were ushers in other men walk in and can’t even stay in step LOL. You have a friend and brother in Columbus Ohio!
Nobody does it like the Citadel. They march it slow, just like I like it. (I wish they were singing - every last one of them can sang!) But they will give you a fierce march. I live.
This is well organized and teaspoons of professional. Also, the choir members are well uniformed. Thanks for the video 👍🏽 Note: Back in the 1990's, I remember the adult/men/youth choirs would march in.
All you commenters did not READ the description! This is a SPECIAL event, their 25th Choir Reunion they most likely do not do this EVERY Sunday! STOP being so JUDGEMENTAL!!!
...OH MY GOD, THIS WAS FUNNY "I TRIED NOT TO LAFF"....BUT WHEN MS. PEACOCK CAME IN. I COULD'NT HOLD IT. BUT IT IS A BEAUTIFUL HAT THO. AND MY MAN WITH THE DREADS , HE LOOKS SHADY....BUT CAN'T HELP BUT TO LOVE IT. I GIVE IT 10"S STRAIGHT ACROSS THE BOARD. I LOVE TO SEE A CHOIR MARCH IN.....CAN'T WAIT TO GET TO HEAVEN.
Orphan Train The Orphan Train Movement was a supervised welfare program that transported children from crowded Eastern cities of the United States to foster homes located largely in rural areas of the Midwest. The orphan trains operated between 1854 and 1929, relocating about 250,000 children. The co-founders of the Orphan Train movement claimed that these children were orphaned, abandoned, abused, or homeless, but this was not always true. They were mostly the children of new immigrants and the children of the poor and destitute families living in these cities. Orphan train Three charitable institutions, Children's Village (founded 1851 by 24 philanthropists),[1] the Children's Aid Society (established 1853 by Charles Loring Brace) and later, the New York Foundling Hospital, endeavored to help these children. The institutions were supported by wealthy donors and operated by professional staff. The three institutions developed a program that placed homeless, orphaned, and abandoned city children, who numbered an estimated 30,000 in New York City alone in the 1850s, in foster homes throughout the country. The children were transported to their new homes on trains that were labeled "orphan trains" or "baby trains". This relocation of children ended in the 1920s with the beginning of organized foster care in America. Background Edit Charles Loring Brace The first orphanage in the United States was reportedly established in 1729 in Natchez, MS,[2] but institutional orphanages were uncommon before the early 19th century. *[Relatives or neighbors usually raised children who had lost their parents. Arrangements were informal and rarely involved courts.[2]]* Around 1830, the number of homeless children in large Eastern cities such as New York City exploded. In 1850, there were an estimated 10,000 to 30,000 homeless children in New York City. At the time, New York City's population was only 500,000.[2] Some children were orphaned when their parents died in epidemics of typhoid, yellow fever or the flu.[2] Others were abandoned due to poverty, illness, or addiction.[2] Many children sold matches, rags, or newspapers to survive.[3] For protection against street violence, they banded together and formed gangs.[3] In 1853, a young minister named Charles Loring Brace became concerned with the plight of street children (often known as "street Arabs").[3] He founded the Children's Aid Society.[3] During its first year the Children's Aid Society primarily offered boys religious guidance and vocational and academic instruction. Eventually, the society established the nation's first runaway shelter, the Newsboys' Lodging House, where vagrant boys received inexpensive room and board and basic education. Brace and his colleagues attempted to find jobs and homes for individual children, but they soon became overwhelmed by the numbers needing placement. Brace hit on the idea of sending groups of children to rural areas for adoption.[4] Brace believed that street children would have better lives if they left the poverty and debauchery of their lives in New York City and were instead raised by morally upright farm families.[5] Recognizing the need for labor in the expanding farm country, Brace believed that farmers would welcome homeless children, take them into their homes and treat them as their own. His program would turn out to be a forerunner of modern foster care.[3] After a year of dispatching children individually to farms in nearby Connecticut, Pennsylvania and rural New York, the Children's Aid Society mounted its first large-scale expedition to the Midwest in September 1854.[6] New York Foundling Hospital "Mercy Trains" Edit Main article: New York Foundling The New York Foundling Hospital was established in 1869 by Sister Mary Irene Fitzgibbon of the Sisters of Charity of New York as a shelter for abandoned infants. The Sisters worked in conjunction with Priests throughout the Midwest and South in an effort to place these children in Catholic families. The Foundling Hospital sent infants and toddlers to prearranged Roman Catholic homes from 1875 to 1914.[2] Parishioners in the destination regions were asked to accept children, and parish priests provided applications to approved families. This practice was first known as the "Baby Train," then later the "Mercy Train." By the 1910s, 1,000 children a year were placed with new families.[13].
Update: 6/12/21, over 35 years ago, upon two occasions, a neighborhood friend out of the Blue, I don’t know what prompted him to state this, “your relatives aren’t exactly who you think that they are, your grandmother could be an aunt or a cousin”; or instead your granddad could be the uncle or the cousin. I didn’t think that this concerned me at all because I believed what my parents told me that those were their parents and relatives, but they weren’t too happy with the relatives and often complained; me and my siblings complained too, these relatives weren’t treating us right. I found out 15 years ago that there were many unofficial adoptions from the beginning of time up until the 1940s for the United States and still continuing all over the world (I imagine in war torn countries where children were/are orphaned))when there were no paperwork, no attorney nor court, nothing legal. You just take the baby, infant, toddler, small child, and teen home with you and when the ‘census records takers’ comes around you just tell them that its your daughter/son if they will be too young to remember that they were separated from their biological parents; they are not never told about whatever happened to their parents, that they were/are not their children, and that they are not the parents. Not only did relatives take in the orphans but none relatives or friends of the parents and neighbors. Back then heads of households took in strangers when they didn’t have nobody to stay with; and the census records aren’t correct as to the ‘role’ of the infant, baby, toddler and small child to the head of households. In many cases if the infant, baby, toddler and small child is believed to be no kin, then they are mistreated badly, not talked to, nor cared about nor looked out for nor encouraged to do better or stay in school; this is the reasons that you may not be liked, respected, cared about, talked to, looked out for by who you thought was your parents, grandparents, greats, aunts/uncles, first cousins and other kin, because they believe that you are not related/kinfolks. This is why you can’t find ‘Midwives papers’ 1.)because who you were told and grew up believing is your parents and grandparents believe that you are not which isn’t always true because the men folks were stepping outside of their marriages and dropping babies 2.) because the babies, infants, toddlers and small children weren’t old enough to remember that they were separated from their parents for whatever reasons - one to a few out of one hundred reasons. There’s many reasons why babies, infants, toddlers, small children and teens are separated from their biological parents. Collect the Family history anyway, because you possibly could be 2nd to 10th cousins, you would have to get an Ancestry dna test or 23&me to find out for sure. Is. 53:4-6; Ro. 1:9......
Update: 8/18/21 6:02 PM; 5/26/21, I found out 16 years ago that there were many unofficial adoptions from the beginning of time up until the 1940s for the United States and still continuing all over the world where there were no paperwork, no attorney nor court, nothing legal. You just take the baby, infant, toddler, small child, and teen home with you and when the ‘census records takers’ comes around you just tell them that its your daughter/son if they will be too young to remember that they were separated from their biological parents; they are not never told about whatever happened to their parents, that they were/are not their children, and that they are not the parents. Not only did relatives take in the orphans but none relatives or friends of the parents and neighbors. Back then heads of households took in strangers when they didn’t have nobody to stay with; and the census records aren’t correct as to the ‘role’ of the infant, baby, toddler and small child to the head of households, in many cases if the infant, baby, toddler and small child isn’t no kin then they are mistreated badly, not talked to, nor cared about nor looked out for nor encouraged to do better or stay in school. This is the reasons that you may not be liked, respected, cared about, talked to, looked out for by who you think is your parents, grandparents, greats, aunts/uncles, first cousins and other kin. That’s why you can’t find midwives papers 1.) because who you think is your parents and grandparents are not 2.) because the baby, infant, toddler and small child wasn’t old enough to remember that they were separated from their parents for whatever reasons - one to a few of one hundred reasons. There’s many reasons why babies, infants, toddlers, small children and teens are separated from their biological parents. Collect the Family history anyway, because you could be possibly cousins, you would have to get an Ancestry dna test or 23&me to find out for sure..
I am in that Ancestry dna database trying to find out who were the parents, maternal and paternal grandparents of my deceased orphaned parents; my parents went to their graves not knowing that they were orphans and on a daily basis they complained about how bad the Relatives treated them up until their deaths, Relatives used them to get what they wanted and never cared about them nor their children. I didn’t expect to find those relatives (matches) that I previously known in the Ancestry dna database, if someone would of told me that they could of been possibly relatives, and my parents could be the results of some of their ‘men relatives’ stepping out on their wives then I would of hid (don’t put up picture nor use my real name nor make my tree and photos/pictures public but private instead), so that they won’t recognize me and then I would contact only the matches that I didn’t know and who don’t know the relatives that I previous know..
Update: 10/02/21 According to article in ‘PARADE’ in 2012, a psychologist study showed that children need to know (1) that things don’t always work out (2) and you need to know about your ‘Family History’! My comments: Find out how your parents and others were treated by who they thought were their parents, grandparents, uncles/aunts, cousins, great uncles/aunts? Who were their enemies and what happened: who got after them, tried to harm them or who tried to kill them or who killed them? Their dates, places of birth, death, marriages? Their children 👶? Did they go to school: where, when and how? Why didn’t they go to school or further their education? When did they leave home and why? Workplaces? A group member’s comments below: A foundation (family history) is so important ... even if just stories about a parent’s life experiences. Agreed, we need to raise children to be resilient. The other part psychologists are saying, it is important that parents allow children to solve their own problems. Too often parents step in to fix, but we will not be here forever to solve their problems...
Love especially the elders at the back there can give you some lessons on how to dress 👗 and cover up I Oh how the churches have compromise value to gain favor from man and not god
Is there a religion that has the right teachings that will lead us to heaven? James 1:26-27 [26]If any man among you seem to be religious, and bridleth not his tongue, but deceiveth his own heart, this man's religion is vain. [27]Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world. James 1:25_27.
In 2023 attire to church has gotten very casual ,laid back to the point of being too laid back. I've seen more butts, breast and thighs than I ever had and some look like they are going out on a jog or just got out of bed. What's wrong with your Sunday best? No, it's not a fashion show but there's something about getting dressed for church. Even on prayer or Bible Class nights you shouldn't look slovenly. So what is going on? Okay, I heard this powerful ,beautiful , simple to the point song upon waking this morning ,of the same Father God we trusted in the past is still worthy of our trust now and I had to hear a choir sing it.
Beulah George Tann, known as Georgia Tann, was an American child trafficker who operated the Tennessee Children's Home Society, an adoption agency in Memphis, Tennessee. Wikipedia Born: July 18, 1891, Philadelphia, MS Died: September 15, 1950, Memphis, TN Victims: 5,000 estimated children stolen; at least 19 killed due to abuse Resting place: Hickory, Mississippi, U.S Organization: Tennessee Children's Home Society Parents: Beulah Isabella Tann, George Clark Tann Siblings: Rob Roy Tann About Description Tennessee Children's Home Society was an orphanage that operated in the state of Tennessee during the first half of the twentieth century. It is most often associated with its Memphis branch operator, Georgia Tann, as an organization involved in the kidnapping of children and their illegal adoptions..
@@ChurchFeet hello pastor when i seen your choir marching it brought back good memories when i was a young man and we would march in every Sunday, what happen to our churches now
David yes we do a hymn every Sunday when we were having services in our building. We will continue to do so when we reopen. We would love for you to come and visit with us at the Citadel Carhedral
Unfortunately, this was not professionally recorded. So there may be a few challenges. However, please listen to songs on either one of our CDs, NO JOY NO STRENGTH and WON'T IT BE WONDERFUL. Thank you for watching and listening.
I am sending you these messages to help you and others who wonders why their relatives don’t care nothing about them, share messages with others who complains about their relatives don’t/never did/and doesnt care nothing about them; share these messages with others who complains about not being liked nor cared about by Relatives. This is the reasons these people end up murderers because they have nobody to show them Love, the way to Jesus, which makes them very bitter and hateful. Their parents or grandparents who unknowingly were/are orphans born before the 1940s ends up with no support systems nor networks, nor nobody to teach them something; that’s why they were so screwed up and can’t survive in Life and Life becomes so hard. Just like there’s mandatory physical/health checkups; There should be mandatory emotional check ups for children that starts/begins the school year: ask the children how do they feel, are they happy/sad, how do the relatives treat them, how do the neighbors treat them, is their any problems, what do you need, what is their favorite meal/do you get enough food to eat, do they brush their teeth, when do you bathe, who washes their clothes, who combs their hair, are you being treated nice, were you beat/whooped, etc. Since my mother at age 50 died in August, 1970 when I was 14, I didn’t get to know her, and my dad were drinking crown royal everyday faithfully, from age 54 up to three weeks before he died at 79 years old on sept 26, 1995. Me and my two younger brothers were on our on because we were never given instructions, rules, nobody checking upon us. So I had to be the parent to myself, my two brothers and my father too, he couldn’t read and write and who he thought were his father weren’t his dad and treated, him badly up until he left home at age 14 with no place to go; he had a hard time in Life and so did his children. It were very stressful growing up with these kind of parents..
After slavery ex-slaves were marrying their own cousins, and didn’t know it. Black people still marrying their own cousins and don’t know it. We have 100 thousand or more cousins that we don’t know about and never, couldn’t imagine it. You have cousins spreaded out all through the world because of the transatlantic slave trade and rape of slaves causing slaves to have many siblings that they never met. I received the Ancestry dna results may 14,2019 and was shocked to find out all of this. In Every state, country, continent, island, sea island even in the Soviet, Middle east, India you have forth (4th) to tenth (10th) or more cousins in which you would never have imagined..
when the churches start opening back up they should have the choirs march in singing we have come this far by faith
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Definitely agree!!!
Yes
Agreed 👍
Amen!
Awwww those hats give me life. The feathers yassssd. Cant nobody do it like a black woman
Lol I was looking like..it’s going to poke someone in the eye lol
@@trotterark lol 😂
In Great Britain white women know how to wear a good hat too 🙂
Here I am with mine 🥰
I'm sorry but did anyone watch this just to see the hats? This reminds me of my childhood when the elders wore hats as a statement.
I watched this for an hour
No
@@artirisjones3468 YES!!!!!!!!! I did!!!!!!!!!!
When was the last time you saw a choir or a group Marching In by singing we've come this far by faith
The mass choir at my church does every Sunday. But as far as I know, we’re the only ones.
When did choir members start wearing hats in the choir? The ladies are beautiful. I grew up COGIC and we are known for our hats but not in the choir! maybe they do that in other denominations!
'94
@@fran0594 Old school apostolic choir wore hats with their robes especially in Bibleway and cooljc back in the day of course the hat went as fancy seen here.
@@keepingitrealandtruthful.5081 ok, thanks
They are giving style with those hats. I am loving it
That new York for you. 🙂
Lol!!!!
Show
My foot started tapping as soon as the organ hit that downbeat. 💛
Lordy have mercy these ladies in these dresses....
This brings so many memories back from days in Cottom Temple JC NJ... marching in Sunday mornings
I did not realize how much I missed the choir walking in...❤️ we have to keep some traditions...Great Job!
This is Classic!!! I love myself some church processionals. I enjoy watching them on TH-cam
This is when we use to govern ourselves accordingly. We need to get back to the basics and let God bring us up higher.😁
Hi-5, Janet!!!!
So, true
I can hear this over song over, I grew up singing this when I was in our youth choir
💐⚘🥀💐I REMEMBER WHEN MY DAUGHTER WAS LITTLE I USED TO TAKE HER TO A BAPTIST CHURCH, CALLED ST. ANTHONY'S BAPTIST CHURCH IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK THE PASTOR'S NAME WAS PASTOR MCULLON, THIS SAME PASTOR, AT THAT TIME BACK IN THE 80's BAPTIZED ME. THAT WAS MY FIRST TIME BEING BAPTIZED. THE CHIOR USED TO MARCH IN THE SANCTUARY SINGING THIS SONG🌷🥀💐
I can watch this over and over again bring back good memories as a young man in church marching in every Sunday morning at Friendship baptist in Trenton N.J.
Yes!!! When we can get back to church, this is what we need to see and pass on to the next generation. Back to church and basics!
i can watch this over and over it bring back memories
I remember when we use to march in to church sining this as a young man
So I literally ate lunch, a 1/2 sandwich and some chips and tea before they sang one word... They sound amazing though!
A good ol fashioned choir march!!!!
Yup.....Ole School! I remember
@@lisad9403
All they need to do is have there right hand raised and they got it to an tea lol
Old school choir march!! God Bless Y'all!!
THE HATS, THE HATS, THE HATS....LORD HAVE MERCY, "THE HATS"
Yasss....Marching in ...the womens hats....brings that old school vibe back..that we need this day and time.Totally BEAUTIFUL....LISTEN TO THE CONGREGATION..THATS RIGHT REPRESENT YALL.
Awww glory hallelujah ain't nobody like JESUS y'all are just simply Beautiful!!
AWESOME MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS HIS PEOPLE🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
This is so amazing to me! Reminds me of singing with my home church, marching in back in the day!!
Yessss suhhh those women didn’t come to play
I like the choir marching in and the attire too ❣❣❣❣❣
What happened to our churches we don't even song a morning hymn anymore, let alone march in, this should be every, church them song with every thing happening
Mannnn,...you said a mouthful. Churches better recognize. We betta go back to the old time way.
This how I grew up same song and all and everyone looks so nice
I had to reload this song on my MP3 and i enjoy hearing over and over
You know immediately this is East Coast. Always SHARP!
The hats, dresses, the pearls love it all. The tuxedos very nice. The fashion The red, green and platinum blonde 👱🏾♀️ hair. Okay...... I couldn’t hear the voices too well though.
Unfortunately this was not professionally recorded so we did have a few challenges. However, please listen to songs on either one of our CDs, NO JOY NO STRENGTH and WON'T IT BE WONDERFUL. Thank you for watching and listening.
I enjoy listening to this song over and over
I still enjoy watching this video over and over my favorite song we've come this far by faith
I was amazed at the number of men in this choir. It’s usually the opposite!
This is a reminder of church love
Beautiful children beautiful
Priceless !!!!
Damn, I haven't seen a match in since I was little....lol...go in then!
As a people watcher it was really a relief to watch the brothers coming in in rhythm. I’ve watched so many videos were ushers in other men walk in and can’t even stay in step LOL. You have a friend and brother in Columbus Ohio!
Wow! They look incredible!
Memories for me Amen Hallelujah
Beautiful video. Amen and be blessed!!! ❤❤❤❤
I'm sorry, I'm thinking about the color purple, when Suga 'em came marching to the church from the gin joint! 💃💃🕺🕺💃
1978 and 1979 in East Saint Louis my church New Macedonia we march and sung on up to our seats
Yes, at Calvery Baptist Church, as children we knew to be in the church to receive the choir. This was and still is a good song.
Grace & Peace Kings and Queens
Nobody does it like the Citadel. They march it slow, just like I like it. (I wish they were singing - every last one of them can sang!) But they will give you a fierce march. I live.
I like those hats!!!
That lady in every video all the way to the right always look on point.
Spicy hill Pentecostal choir sing the life out of this song I miss singing in my choir.
This is well organized and teaspoons of professional. Also, the choir members are well uniformed.
Thanks for the video 👍🏽
Note: Back in the 1990's, I remember the adult/men/youth choirs would march in.
I love an orderly processional. And y'all ain't anything but sharp!
All you commenters did not READ the description! This is a SPECIAL event, their 25th
Choir Reunion
they most likely do not do this EVERY Sunday!
STOP being so
JUDGEMENTAL!!!
Over 20 years or more. Glory
This is nothing new to us in our church dresses or skirts men in suits ,hat or prayer cloth on our heads every Sunday and yes that is our theme song.
Beautiful 😍
Some outfits!
What's going on here? These folk are dressed to the 9's!
YES I LOVE IT😇
Bless his Name
Clean. As. A. Whistle. And. Can. Sang. Well. Sing.
...OH MY GOD, THIS WAS FUNNY "I TRIED NOT TO LAFF"....BUT WHEN MS. PEACOCK CAME IN. I COULD'NT HOLD IT. BUT IT IS A BEAUTIFUL HAT THO. AND MY MAN WITH THE DREADS , HE LOOKS SHADY....BUT CAN'T HELP BUT TO LOVE IT. I GIVE IT 10"S STRAIGHT ACROSS THE BOARD. I LOVE TO SEE A CHOIR MARCH IN.....CAN'T WAIT TO GET TO HEAVEN.
THIS IS WHAT IS NEEDED RIGHT NOW IN COVID 19 WE NEED GOD
YES 100% with you. Back down memory lane, love it all.
My. Ppl. Are. Well. Represented clean as it was praising the most high
Yes sir!
The Black church choir processional!!!!
Lord forgive me but i laughed so hard when i saw those feathers,,, caught me off guard
me too!
This is new to me choir members wearing hats. Ok.👏🏻
wow very nice amazing
I must have that hat with the long feathers tho
Glorious
Orphan Train
The Orphan Train Movement was a supervised welfare program that transported children from crowded Eastern cities of the United States to foster homes located largely in rural areas of the Midwest. The orphan trains operated between 1854 and 1929, relocating about 250,000 children. The co-founders of the Orphan Train movement claimed that these children were orphaned, abandoned, abused, or homeless, but this was not always true. They were mostly the children of new immigrants and the children of the poor and destitute families living in these cities.
Orphan train
Three charitable institutions, Children's Village (founded 1851 by 24 philanthropists),[1] the Children's Aid Society (established 1853 by Charles Loring Brace) and later, the New York Foundling Hospital, endeavored to help these children. The institutions were supported by wealthy donors and operated by professional staff. The three institutions developed a program that placed homeless, orphaned, and abandoned city children, who numbered an estimated 30,000 in New York City alone in the 1850s, in foster homes throughout the country. The children were transported to their new homes on trains that were labeled "orphan trains" or "baby trains". This relocation of children ended in the 1920s with the beginning of organized foster care in America.
Background Edit
Charles Loring Brace
The first orphanage in the United States was reportedly established in 1729 in Natchez, MS,[2] but institutional orphanages were uncommon before the early 19th century. *[Relatives or neighbors usually raised children who had lost their parents. Arrangements were informal and rarely involved courts.[2]]*
Around 1830, the number of homeless children in large Eastern cities such as New York City exploded. In 1850, there were an estimated 10,000 to 30,000 homeless children in New York City. At the time, New York City's population was only 500,000.[2] Some children were orphaned when their parents died in epidemics of typhoid, yellow fever or the flu.[2] Others were abandoned due to poverty, illness, or addiction.[2] Many children sold matches, rags, or newspapers to survive.[3] For protection against street violence, they banded together and formed gangs.[3]
In 1853, a young minister named Charles Loring Brace became concerned with the plight of street children (often known as "street Arabs").[3] He founded the Children's Aid Society.[3] During its first year the Children's Aid Society primarily offered boys religious guidance and vocational and academic instruction. Eventually, the society established the nation's first runaway shelter, the Newsboys' Lodging House, where vagrant boys received inexpensive room and board and basic education. Brace and his colleagues attempted to find jobs and homes for individual children, but they soon became overwhelmed by the numbers needing placement. Brace hit on the idea of sending groups of children to rural areas for adoption.[4]
Brace believed that street children would have better lives if they left the poverty and debauchery of their lives in New York City and were instead raised by morally upright farm families.[5] Recognizing the need for labor in the expanding farm country, Brace believed that farmers would welcome homeless children, take them into their homes and treat them as their own. His program would turn out to be a forerunner of modern foster care.[3]
After a year of dispatching children individually to farms in nearby Connecticut, Pennsylvania and rural New York, the Children's Aid Society mounted its first large-scale expedition to the Midwest in September 1854.[6]
New York Foundling Hospital "Mercy Trains" Edit
Main article: New York Foundling
The New York Foundling Hospital was established in 1869 by Sister Mary Irene Fitzgibbon of the Sisters of Charity of New York as a shelter for abandoned infants. The Sisters worked in conjunction with Priests throughout the Midwest and South in an effort to place these children in Catholic families. The Foundling Hospital sent infants and toddlers to prearranged Roman Catholic homes from 1875 to 1914.[2] Parishioners in the destination regions were asked to accept children, and parish priests provided applications to approved families. This practice was first known as the "Baby Train," then later the "Mercy Train." By the 1910s, 1,000 children a year were placed with new families.[13].
Update: 6/12/21, over 35 years ago, upon two occasions, a neighborhood friend out of the Blue, I don’t know what prompted him to state this, “your relatives aren’t exactly who you think that they are, your grandmother could be an aunt or a cousin”; or instead your granddad could be the uncle or the cousin. I didn’t think that this concerned me at all because I believed what my parents told me that those were their parents and relatives, but they weren’t too happy with the relatives and often complained; me and my siblings complained too, these relatives weren’t treating us right. I found out 15 years ago that there were many unofficial adoptions from the beginning of time up until the 1940s for the United States and still continuing all over the world (I imagine in war torn countries where children were/are orphaned))when there were no paperwork, no attorney nor court, nothing legal. You just take the baby, infant, toddler, small child, and teen home with you and when the ‘census records takers’ comes around you just tell them that its your daughter/son if they will be too young to remember that they were separated from their biological parents; they are not never told about whatever happened to their parents, that they were/are not their children, and that they are not the parents. Not only did relatives take in the orphans but none relatives or friends of the parents and neighbors. Back then heads of households took in strangers when they didn’t have nobody to stay with; and the census records aren’t correct as to the ‘role’ of the infant, baby, toddler and small child to the head of households. In many cases if the infant, baby, toddler and small child is believed to be no kin, then they are mistreated badly, not talked to, nor cared about nor looked out for nor encouraged to do better or stay in school; this is the reasons that you may not be liked, respected, cared about, talked to, looked out for by who you thought was your parents, grandparents, greats, aunts/uncles, first cousins and other kin, because they believe that you are not related/kinfolks. This is why you can’t find ‘Midwives papers’ 1.)because who you were told and grew up believing is your parents and grandparents believe that you are not which isn’t always true because the men folks were stepping outside of their marriages and dropping babies 2.) because the babies, infants, toddlers and small children weren’t old enough to remember that they were separated from their parents for whatever reasons - one to a few out of one hundred reasons. There’s many reasons why babies, infants, toddlers, small children and teens are separated from their biological parents. Collect the Family history anyway, because you possibly could be 2nd to 10th cousins, you would have to get an Ancestry dna test or 23&me to find out for sure. Is. 53:4-6; Ro. 1:9......
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Then ladies are wearing them hats
Look at those hats.
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Update: 8/18/21 6:02 PM; 5/26/21, I found out 16 years ago that there were many unofficial adoptions from the beginning of time up until the 1940s for the United States and still continuing all over the world where there were no paperwork, no attorney nor court, nothing legal. You just take the baby, infant, toddler, small child, and teen home with you and when the ‘census records takers’ comes around you just tell them that its your daughter/son if they will be too young to remember that they were separated from their biological parents; they are not never told about whatever happened to their parents, that they were/are not their children, and that they are not the parents. Not only did relatives take in the orphans but none relatives or friends of the parents and neighbors. Back then heads of households took in strangers when they didn’t have nobody to stay with; and the census records aren’t correct as to the ‘role’ of the infant, baby, toddler and small child to the head of households, in many cases if the infant, baby, toddler and small child isn’t no kin then they are mistreated badly, not talked to, nor cared about nor looked out for nor encouraged to do better or stay in school. This is the reasons that you may not be liked, respected, cared about, talked to, looked out for by who you think is your parents, grandparents, greats, aunts/uncles, first cousins and other kin. That’s why you can’t find midwives papers 1.) because who you think is your parents and grandparents are not 2.) because the baby, infant, toddler and small child wasn’t old enough to remember that they were separated from their parents for whatever reasons - one to a few of one hundred reasons. There’s many reasons why babies, infants, toddlers, small children and teens are separated from their biological parents. Collect the Family history anyway, because you could be possibly cousins, you would have to get an Ancestry dna test or 23&me to find out for sure..
hello Bishop how have you been I'm sorry that i haven't tuned in a while please for give me
This was a lot. Like this was the Five Guys hamburger meal LARGE!
They sure do give you a lot of French fries🤣🤣🤣
I am in that Ancestry dna database trying to find out who were the parents, maternal and paternal grandparents of my deceased orphaned parents; my parents went to their graves not knowing that they were orphans and on a daily basis they complained about how bad the Relatives treated them up until their deaths, Relatives used them to get what they wanted and never cared about them nor their children.
I didn’t expect to find those relatives (matches) that I previously known in the Ancestry dna database, if someone would of told me that they could of been possibly relatives, and my parents could be the results of some of their ‘men relatives’ stepping out on their wives then I would of hid (don’t put up picture nor use my real name nor make my tree and photos/pictures public but private instead), so that they won’t recognize me and then I would contact only the matches that I didn’t know and who don’t know the relatives that I previous know..
Alright that long feather hat!!! Do it!!!!
Update: 10/02/21 According to article in ‘PARADE’ in 2012, a psychologist study showed that children need to know (1) that things don’t always work out (2) and you need to know about your ‘Family History’! My comments: Find out how your parents and others were treated by who they thought were their parents, grandparents, uncles/aunts, cousins, great uncles/aunts? Who were their enemies and what happened: who got after them, tried to harm them or who tried to kill them or who killed them? Their dates, places of birth, death, marriages? Their children 👶? Did they go to school: where, when and how? Why didn’t they go to school or further their education? When did they leave home and why? Workplaces? A group member’s comments below: A foundation (family history) is so important ... even if just stories about a parent’s life experiences. Agreed, we need to raise children to be resilient. The other part psychologists are saying, it is important that parents allow children to solve their own problems. Too often parents step in to fix, but we will not be here forever to solve their problems...
Am I the only one that noticed a Clothing display??? Are these items for sale?
😂😂 sale
I think they feel self conscious marching in. It’s a tradition that’s basically been done away with.
Even the eagle is dressed up
This video keeps pausing on me.
Love especially the elders at the back there can give you some lessons on how to dress 👗 and cover up I
Oh how the churches have compromise value to gain favor from man and not god
The Hats choir lol
Are they selling clothes also, I see some on statues
BLACK AND WHITE NEVER LOOKED "SO GOOD"
*Anyone knows where is this church is located?*
Citadel Cathedral
105 Barbey St
Brooklyn, NY 11207
@@ChurchFeet Thank you very very much. The sanctuaries of both Citadel Cathedral and James James AME in Cleveland look almost exactly the same.
I'm used to scriptural, congregational a capella singing. So I'm listening to the video and not watching, and I'm like, Are they ever going to sing?!
Is there a religion that has the right teachings that will lead us to heaven?
James 1:26-27
[26]If any man among you seem to be religious, and bridleth not his tongue, but deceiveth his own heart, this man's religion is vain.
[27]Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.
James 1:25_27.
In 2023 attire to church has gotten very casual ,laid back to the point of being too laid back.
I've seen more butts, breast and thighs than I ever had and some look like they are going out on a jog or just got out of bed. What's wrong with your Sunday best? No, it's not a fashion show but there's something about getting dressed for church. Even on prayer or Bible Class nights you shouldn't look slovenly. So what is going on?
Okay, I heard this powerful ,beautiful , simple to the point song upon waking this morning ,of the same Father God we trusted in the past is still worthy of our trust now and I had to hear a choir sing it.
Beulah George Tann, known as Georgia Tann, was an American child trafficker who operated the Tennessee Children's Home Society, an adoption agency in Memphis, Tennessee. Wikipedia
Born: July 18, 1891, Philadelphia, MS
Died: September 15, 1950, Memphis, TN
Victims: 5,000 estimated children stolen; at least 19 killed due to abuse
Resting place: Hickory, Mississippi, U.S
Organization: Tennessee Children's Home Society
Parents: Beulah Isabella Tann, George Clark Tann
Siblings: Rob Roy Tann
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Tennessee Children's Home Society was an orphanage that operated in the state of Tennessee during the first half of the twentieth century. It is most often associated with its Memphis branch operator, Georgia Tann, as an organization involved in the kidnapping of children and their illegal adoptions..
Were is this church located at
David Citadel Cathedral 105 Barbey Street Brooklyn, NY
@@ChurchFeet hello pastor when i seen your choir marching it brought back good memories when i was a young man and we would march in every Sunday, what happen to our churches now
our church don't even do a morning hymn any more
hoping that this virus pass i would like to come and visit your church I live in Fl, my mom lives in new jersey
David yes we do a hymn every Sunday when we were having services in our building. We will continue to do so when we reopen. We would love for you to come and visit with us at the Citadel Carhedral
Idk if it was the sound or what but they sound off like the harmonies wasn’t on key ... the sopranos or one soprano was too loud idk 🤷🏽♂️
Unfortunately, this was not professionally recorded. So there may be a few challenges. However, please listen to songs on either one of our CDs, NO JOY NO STRENGTH and WON'T IT BE WONDERFUL. Thank you for watching and listening.
I disagree with random church members filming people without their permission.
I am sending you these messages to help you and others who wonders why their relatives don’t care nothing about them, share messages with others who complains about their relatives don’t/never did/and doesnt care nothing about them; share these messages with others who complains about not being liked nor cared about by Relatives.
This is the reasons these people end up murderers because they have nobody to show them Love, the way to Jesus, which makes them very bitter and hateful. Their parents or grandparents who unknowingly were/are orphans born before the 1940s ends up with no support systems nor networks, nor nobody to teach them something; that’s why they were so screwed up and can’t survive in Life and Life becomes so hard. Just like there’s mandatory physical/health checkups; There should be mandatory emotional check ups for children that starts/begins the school year: ask the children how do they feel, are they happy/sad, how do the relatives treat them, how do the neighbors treat them, is their any problems, what do you need, what is their favorite meal/do you get enough food to eat, do they brush their teeth, when do you bathe, who washes their clothes, who combs their hair, are you being treated nice, were you beat/whooped, etc.
Since my mother at age 50 died in August, 1970 when I was 14, I didn’t get to know her, and my dad were drinking crown royal everyday faithfully, from age 54 up to three weeks before he died at 79 years old on sept 26, 1995. Me and my two younger brothers were on our on because we were never given instructions, rules, nobody checking upon us. So I had to be the parent to myself, my two brothers and my father too, he couldn’t read and write and who he thought were his father weren’t his dad and treated, him badly up until he left home at age 14 with no place to go; he had a hard time in Life and so did his children. It were very stressful growing up with these kind of parents..
After slavery ex-slaves were marrying their own cousins, and didn’t know it. Black people still marrying their own cousins and don’t know it. We have 100 thousand or more cousins that we don’t know about and never, couldn’t imagine it. You have cousins spreaded out all through the world because of the transatlantic slave trade and rape of slaves causing slaves to have many siblings that they never met. I received the Ancestry dna results may 14,2019 and was shocked to find out all of this. In Every state, country, continent, island, sea island even in the Soviet, Middle east, India you have forth (4th) to tenth (10th) or more cousins in which you would never have imagined..
Choirs just dont do this type of stuff, anymore.
Was it by faith or by flesh? Was God glorified?