This song was, I think, published in "Soul Stirring Songs and Hymns", IINM. You're right, it's powerful and oh, do we need to have the Holy Spirit revive US today, too.

You're right, this is beautiful and the song, even after all these years, still gives peace to my soul. I remember Patty Rizzo singing it when I (briefly) attended Liberty University in the mid-70's.

patriciamarlene is quoting the lyrics which my mother, aunt, and great-aunt used to sing many years ago. I don't recall if there was sheet music, but I think the song was printed in one of the "New Songs of Inspiration", maybe #5 or so. At any rate, they sang it in the early to mid-70's. I...

THANK YOU for finding these words for the original asker. I was winging it from memory and you went beyond to get the lyrics. God bless.

Way back in the early 70's, The Downings released a song with that title. Part of the lyrics are: The whispering wind seems to softly say There's something different about today, I wonder, what can it be? Then there was another verse, part of which went" My heart is light and my soul is gay Jus...

That song was recorded quite a few years ago. I think it was on the album, "Souled Out!" Here are the lyrics I remember: Mary came unto the tomb of Jesus, (something about) the stone was rolled away, The angel said, "Fear not, I know Whom seek ye, "For He is risen" This I he...

The Gold City Quartet sang this one but I don't remember when. You're all correct, it's a great song!

The Cathedral Quartet did indeed sing this one. Glen Payne was one of the older members at the time, but his face lit up like a burning flame when he sang this one (we were blessed enough to hear them TWICE!) If you can find some of their mid-80's products (projects?) you might find something with t...

B B McKinney was the writer and maybe the composer, too. He was used of the Lord to write a LOT of good songs, some we're still singing many years after his death. God bless all who put GOOD words to music, that we may glorify our Father in Heaven,

The Hemphills did indeed sing this song. LaBreeska nearly blew the roof off when she hit one those higher notes.