I'm not African American. While I don't know all the ins and outs of my family tree, it's highly unlikely that I share any heritage with these folks. However, they're singing about their faith and the glorious results of freedom found only in Christ and that connection I have with them is deeper than any that DNA can provide. YESSIR! JESUS DIED ON THE CROSS AND HE SET ME FREE! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!
This is called a "shouter" song in our African American history. Our ancestors use to sing these types of "shouter songs" in slavery until "they felt they help comin' on" they sang it till it got good to 'em! I am 33 and I praise God for this heritage.
THIS IS ALL ABOUT A RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST. THIS IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. There are no amplifiers, mics, drums, guitars, sax, or any instruments except the hands, feet and voices. Thank you so much for posting.
I am a Lowcountry gullah girl. I was introduced to this type of singing by my friend Bill Cobb from Clover, SC. I love it, absolutely love it! It touches my heart and soul. I can't help but try to sing along. Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting these. They are a true treasure!
Believer or not, Christian or not-the spiritual power of this song is undeniable!! I'm touched deeply each time I listen. "...Jesus died on the cross just to set me free..." "....I'm goin' away..."
This is what church is all about! I am Southern Baptist and remember the old Camp Meetings and Tent Revivals where the saints of God would sing shout the house down. There was an elderly lady Granny Boger, and when the spirit hit that little Baptist grandma, watchout! Today's generation needs to experience the old time revivals and moving of the Spirit.
I believe this style of praise music has its' origin in the Gullah ring shout, which has it's origin in the Slave Christian tradition. The amazing thing is that these songs have as much power now as they did then. When engaged in song and dance in thanksgiving to God for being the great liberator, the soul indeed is made free. Our heritage is Great. It must be preserved.
MY my my! What a wonderdul sound. I luv our heritage, I wouldn't trade it for nuthin, our children need to be exposed to this and understand where God has brought us and why the songs like this are so precious.
It is so great to happen upon these Hymn Choirs... Being a traditional Baptist, I often debate with my friend from "Word" Churches over what kind of music brings one into God's presence...My argument is that it is the sincerity of one's heart as one worships and not a music style (Contemporary Praise & Worship) that brings one in to the presence of the Lord....God inhabits the praises of his people. This video proves just that. A hymn from the heart will take me "in" any day.
I remember going to the Methodist church as a child, (early 60's) and some of old ladies would tap their feet, when singing some of the songs.I always liked that part. If I sat on the end of an aisle. I would look at everybody's feet and shoes as they tapped their feet.
U gotta go through Jim Crow to feel this level of pain and soul This is how u sing when u gotta go to God To escape racism and this the only thing that uplifts your spirit cuz real life is miserable
wow. dis is true good old fashioned worship and praise done genuinely. this is the way i like it done!! all true from the heart, no megachurch televangelist bull, and just real Christians praising from the bottoms of their hearts!!
This is wonderful, many Churches seems to be more of an entertainment and its not so with this. I live in the mountains that border KY and VA. There are ALOT of Churches here that have this pure simplicity to the worship. Mostly in the Old Regular Baptist churches.
It's so interesting to see how different Baptist churches are from region to region. I'm from a small-town Baptist church and our hymns were what we called Devotion Hymns - congregational call-responses, some people call them Dr. Watts Hymns. I like this! It's new to me.
see some people don't don't fully know about the black baptist church and it's heritage. Some people think the baptist are stiff people who don't shout, but we don't no fast music or music at all. All you have to do is play a song like this and this will surely get the church moving.
None of these old school people is there so even if the church still exists ….I’m sure there’s only 10 people left and ain’t nobody alive that have this type of soul anymore
beautiful specimen of the history of the baptist church in the south. This style is where we get the modern day artists in gospel and R&B. This is where it all began in the church..Love this bless you for sharing it with us.
This is wonderful! Are the people that are singing in the choir still living? We need to keep this tradition available for the younger generations. I was raised in the Holiness Church and we didn't have this but this transcends denominations for sure.
work hard work hard sang something I LOVE IT old time church PROGRESSIVE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST the camera man made it funny laughther good like medicine i needed that laugh
If you listen to the Jamaican churches you will notice a very similar sound and style. Watch a video on here "Bishop Dunn Bethel Family First United Church -New York Convocation1994". This church is in NYC but the people are Jamaican.
As a White folk I wish we could this kind of conviction in our praise music. I really can't stand the stuffy songs we have to put up with, many of them are dead and just don't have conviction in them. This is holy rejoicing and a powerful freedom song besides being an important part of Americas history- much more so than the European hymns.
+Cankuwicasa You can be taught to sing the hymn choirs practice but you have to have a relationship with Christ to know what it means and to truly be set free!
I'm not African American. While I don't know all the ins and outs of my family tree, it's highly unlikely that I share any heritage with these folks. However, they're singing about their faith and the glorious results of freedom found only in Christ and that connection I have with them is deeper than any that DNA can provide. YESSIR! JESUS DIED ON THE CROSS AND HE SET ME FREE! AMEN! AMEN! AMEN!
YES SIR !! HALLELUJAH
Well said sir.💯 percent
I pray that when this generation has earned their wings that we continue their work and their songs..
Amen to that!
Won’t happen
But they show was beautiful
This is called a "shouter" song in our African American history. Our ancestors use to sing these types of "shouter songs" in slavery until "they felt they help comin' on" they sang it till it got good to 'em! I am 33 and I praise God for this heritage.
THIS IS ALL ABOUT A RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST. THIS IS WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT. There are no amplifiers, mics, drums, guitars, sax, or any instruments except the hands, feet and voices. Thank you so much for posting.
exactly right miss!
Keith Jackson
this is 101 % african. I'm a black south african and the similarity to many of our traditional songs gave me the chills
That’s so beautiful that we kept this unintentionally
Only in sc NO PLACE LIKE IT 😍🥰 proudsouthcarolinian
I am a Lowcountry gullah girl. I was introduced to this type of singing by my friend Bill Cobb from Clover, SC. I love it, absolutely love it! It touches my heart and soul. I can't help but try to sing along. Thank you, thank you, thank you for posting these. They are a true treasure!
What a legacy they left us. So glad to be from SC.
I love this song. it touches my heart deep.The guy in the white jacket and scarf is Andy Burris, a long time soldier of beautiful hymns.
Annett Moore thank you. Been dying to know who he was. Saw him about 5 years ago at a tabernacle Baptist in Gastonia
This still remains my most favorite of all the awesome uploads!
This was a part of my growing up. I lived for churchin' like this!
Rowoches definitely agreed!!!!!
Believer or not, Christian or not-the spiritual power of this song is undeniable!! I'm touched deeply each time I listen.
"...Jesus died on the cross just to set me free..."
"....I'm goin' away..."
thank God for your son.he died for me and you.
That could really go forever
I don’t see no end of it
Wow
Church then was soooo wonderful
My kids and love this.. They say they wish church was still like this..
Schemika Briggs yes
This is what church is all about! I am Southern Baptist and remember the old Camp Meetings and Tent Revivals where the saints of God would sing shout the house down. There was an elderly lady Granny Boger, and when the spirit hit that little Baptist grandma, watchout! Today's generation needs to experience the old time revivals and moving of the Spirit.
I believe this style of praise music has its' origin in the Gullah ring shout, which has it's origin in the Slave Christian tradition.
The amazing thing is that these songs have as much power now as they did then. When engaged in song and dance in thanksgiving to God for being the great liberator, the soul indeed is made free. Our heritage is Great. It must be preserved.
I love this hymn cause truly he set me free from all of my sin we used to sing this song at Silver Mount Baptist Church in Charlotte Nc.
MY my my! What a wonderdul sound. I luv our heritage, I wouldn't trade it for nuthin, our children need to be exposed to this and understand where God has brought us and why the songs like this are so precious.
Wow!!! I love this!! You can just feel the conviction, love, and sincerity in it!
Thanks for sharing!
It is so great to happen upon these Hymn Choirs... Being a traditional Baptist, I often debate with my friend from "Word" Churches over what kind of music brings one into God's presence...My argument is that it is the sincerity of one's heart as one worships and not a music style (Contemporary Praise & Worship) that brings one in to the presence of the Lord....God inhabits the praises of his people. This video proves just that. A hymn from the heart will take me "in" any day.
I love this! This music speaks to me much more than the more contemporary music does. I hope we can keep this wonderful style of worship alive.
This is blessing my 32 year old soul... I need to shut my office door!
U 46 now
Man they killing!! Real church
Mother at 4:43 gets me every time.
lol I personally loved the guy leant back bellowing 😭 😭😭😭😭
Deacon Adams. That's my familia
Founded 1868 a legacy to behold
I remember going to the Methodist church as a child, (early 60's) and some of old ladies would tap their feet, when singing some of the songs.I always liked that part. If I sat on the end of an aisle. I would look at everybody's feet and shoes as they tapped their feet.
Spellbinding. Bless all of you for blessing us with this
such a beautiful history we have in the Lord
This is good singing and I love it
Love this kind of church! I miss these days; brings back so many memories!
Love it!!!! Jesus Christ died on the cross to set me free; for me, His dying was not in vain!
When they say our Savior set me free - THEY MEAN IT!!! GLORY HALLELUJAH!!
MY GAWD!!!! WORK HARD, SAY IT AGAIN!!! HE SET ME FREE!!!!!
That's why the younger generation must grab ahold of these...its good singing
U gotta go through Jim Crow to feel this level of pain and soul
This is how u sing when u gotta go to God To escape racism and this the only thing that uplifts your spirit cuz real life is miserable
wow. dis is true good old fashioned worship and praise done genuinely. this is the way i like it done!! all true from the heart, no megachurch televangelist bull, and just real Christians praising from the bottoms of their hearts!!
I sing these songs constantly since finding this channel. Please continue to post new videos.
I’m so happy they recorded this
Love it. Listened over and over.
This is wonderful, many Churches seems to be more of an entertainment and its not so with this. I live in the mountains that border KY and VA. There are ALOT of Churches here that have this pure simplicity to the worship. Mostly in the Old Regular Baptist churches.
Love them. He set me FREE. Agreeable This is more then today music.
This is what you call church! Yes God!
i miss church without music. thx for posting. GOD bless ya.
Being a Georgia Geechee and see the shout in it raw state like this bring such joy to my hear. This is so powerful.
That is beautiful, very inspirational! I hope this style of singing doesn't go away, though I suspect it will as the older generation passes on.
Glory Hallelujah 🙌🏽
i love this song i have to hear it almost everyday
It's so interesting to see how different Baptist churches are from region to region. I'm from a small-town Baptist church and our hymns were what we called Devotion Hymns - congregational call-responses, some people call them Dr. Watts Hymns.
I like this! It's new to me.
Love this!!!
see some people don't don't fully know about the black baptist church and it's heritage. Some people think the baptist are stiff people who don't shout, but we don't no fast music or music at all. All you have to do is play a song like this and this will surely get the church moving.
I'm gonna find this church next and attend a service......my soul has been Blessed!!!
None of these old school people is there so even if the church still exists ….I’m sure there’s only 10 people left and ain’t nobody alive that have this type of soul anymore
beautiful specimen of the history of the baptist church in the south. This style is where we get the modern day artists in gospel and R&B. This is where it all began in the church..Love this bless you for sharing it with us.
HALLELUJAH! HE set me free.
I love it
when i feel like the weight of the world is on me i listen to this song b/c i know he set me free
Perfect harmony
Wow do you think that God has set this guy free lol. Simply amazin thanks for posting.
Man l love it!
Fantastic.
i just love this. it has touched me so.
This is church right here....
Hallelujah
I love it!!!!
excellent, thankyou
wow! blessing.
I agree wit u. Hold heartily!!!!!
@Kisstonc Bless you for honoring him.
So why at 3:05 that man stood up and turned the beat into a zydeco feel!!! I LOVE IT!!
amen
my lord my lord
This is wonderful! Are the people that are singing in the choir still living? We need to keep this tradition available for the younger generations. I was raised in the Holiness Church and we didn't have this but this transcends denominations for sure.
Yes some are I've been witness to them singing many Sundays
just to set me free!
SOUNDS like the Children of Israel to me......... OH house of Jacob, return back to your God, the God of Israel!
great job 5*****
Is the leader of this hymn still with us ?
@Hymnchoir it's the same thing, im actually doing research on it, they're the same style of singing
who is the guy with the scarf on in the white?
I don't know but his voice is unique.
Andy Burris
His Name Is Lil Andy
work hard work hard sang something I LOVE IT old time church PROGRESSIVE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST the camera man made it funny laughther good like medicine i needed that laugh
*my kids & I
If you listen to the Jamaican churches you will notice a very similar sound and style. Watch a video on here "Bishop Dunn Bethel Family First United Church -New York Convocation1994".
This church is in NYC but the people are Jamaican.
Nah y’all be super hype 😭😭😭😭busting shots in the air …no slow mourning music …
As a White folk I wish we could this kind of conviction in our praise music. I really can't stand the stuffy songs we have to put up with, many of them are dead and just don't have conviction in them. This is holy rejoicing and a powerful freedom song besides being an important part of Americas history- much more so than the European hymns.
I don’t know y y’all like that 😭😭😭I heard y’all only get emotional when a dog die
So use that as inspiration or somethin 😫
Jesus brought me here by way of tic tok
Me too
Do they still have these singinhs if when are the Dates
www.hymnchoir.org ...and there are many others, but this is a good place to start
Hymn Choir Channels and
Instruments for what????omg
Do you have to grow up with this kind of singing or can it be taught to adults without a background in the culture?
+Cankuwicasa You can be taught to sing the hymn choirs practice but you have to have a relationship with Christ to know what it means and to truly be set free!