During Aloma Church's "Night of Worship", vocalist Jane Simmons and Aloma Baptist Church's choir sings Christ For The Nations' "Unto The Lamb". Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
During Aloma Baptist Church's Night of Worship, a combined choir/praise team and children sing Covenant Worship's "Risen". Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
During Aloma Baptist Church's Night of Worship 3/29/15, a quartet sings Gaither Vocal Band's "I Believe In A Hill Called Mount Calvary". Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
Aloma Baptist Church's praise team and choir lead in singing Hillsong's "Man Of Sorrows" during today's later service. Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
Aloma Baptist Church's praise team and choir leads in singing "Oh, For A Thousand Tongues To Sing" during today's early service. Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
Aloma Baptist Church's praise team and choir lead in singing Hillsong's "Man Of Sorrows" during today's early service. Aloma continues to worship the Lord.
A poem with music written and recited by Kenneth Edward Barnes. The body of a man is brought to a hospital to see what the cause of death might be. After they examine him his family tells them why he died.
Easter Celebration originally made as fund-raiser for the restoration of the mediaeval Serbian monastery the "Pillars" of St George, - which is a UNESCO world-heritage site. The video includes traditional Serbian folk-instruments and customs such as coloured Easter Eggs: symbol of the new life through the Resurrection of Jesus. Director: Ivica Vidanovich Lighting: Dragan Krchmar "barbalight" Director of photography; Aleksandar Kostich; promotion: Predrag & Nemanja Stojanovich & Society of friends of Georgevi Stupovi (Stari Ras) Music and Arrangement: Ljubomir Ninkovich & Ljiljana Popovich: Text: St Vladika Nikolaj Žički. Performance: Musical Orchestra "Stupovi" & guests
reblogged from - https://youtu.be/0hmu2ck6Ln4 Translation Richard M Exelby 2015. There is no way a translation of this song can be expected to preserve all the qualities of the original, so I have not even tried to keep the rhyme scheme. The result is not an exact translation, but at least fairly faithful to the original, and must be taken on its own merits.
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