Song in my heart, thanks for posting that link for hymnal.net! I don't remember seeing that one before. Now I have MORE exploring to do!

For the other song, not "Broken Pieces", were you thinking of "The Touch of the Master's Hand"? It starts off with a violin being auctioned off for only three dollars, but the buyer tunes the violin, plays a "melody pure and sweet, sweet as the angels sing" and then, I ...

Back around 1979 there was a movie called "Night Song". Might have been by Ken Anderson Films? It was set in a Midwest city--Des Moines or Indy comes to mind--and it dealt with a Christian teen who loved to sing "I Will Serve Thee".

View it if you can get it.

Speaking of "Everybody's Gonna Have Religion In Glory", you should have heard the Cathedral Quartet just cut loose on that song! George Younce, the bass singer, nearly brought down the house with that one.

Wasn't that a Bill Gaither song? I remember a song, sung by "Truth" that had these lyrics: "Well, there's nothin' in this heart of mine but praise for the Lord, Praise for the Lord, praise for the Lord; There ain't nothin' in this heart o' mine but praise for the Lord, I'll sing His p...

I first heard this song back in the mid-70's, as sung by "Truth". It spoke to my soul then and seeing these lyrics again, they spoke to me now. Thank you for finding and posting these!

Oh, Nancy, that was good! I'll have to come up with words to fit the abbreviation!

This same, or a similar request was made a few years ago. If you're thinking of the song sung by The Inspirations (and they did a wonderful job!), here's a link to the previous request: http://www.namethathymn.com/hymn-lyrics-detective-forum/index.php?a=vtopic&t=8753 If that isn't it, don't forg...

Ronda, Nancy, IINM is a shorthand for, as Nancy said, "If I'm not mistaken". Some other "shorthand" or netspeak as some call it would be LOL for laughing out loud, IIRC for If I remember correctly, AFAIK for as far as I know, and there are many others. It helps to have children w...

Some of the Amazing Love lyrics are part of "And Can It Be That I Should Gain?", written by Charles Wesley nearly 300 years ago (around 1738, according to the Blue Letter Bible's website). Amazing Grace had John Newton for the author, and he wrote the lyrics around 1779 (again, IAW the Blu...