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Gabriella K.
11/21/2021 09:58:53 pm
One song that carried me through the hard times is "We cannot measure how you heal." This hymn have brought in me such grace and peace, to be carried by his loving hands through good times and bad, through uncertainties and intense grief. Thank you Lord!
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Vivi Bachand
11/22/2021 05:44:11 am
Whenever I had a difficult time, right away I started singing the psalm "Be with me Lord, when I'm in trouble, be with me Lord, I pray." Simple but powerful.
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Cristina M
11/22/2021 08:26:49 am
A secular song that made me feel not so alone is Somewhere out there - Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
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Bill & Jan Young
11/22/2021 08:29:19 am
i very often enjoy a playlist from by Nana Mouskouri, and quite often Daniel O'Donnell.
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I also "love" the song, PARABLE by M.D. Ridge. It just brings faith right back down to grass roots. It is just so perfect and reminds me how I need to act as a disciple of Jesus, my Lord, my God, my Saviour for whom I cannot live without. Hope you enjoy this one too!
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Annonymous
11/22/2021 08:53:06 am
Recently I have been listening to The Summons by John L. Bell (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPXq_KrUBFU) to be reminded of the great blessing and responsibility of discipleship.
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Miranda
11/22/2021 08:57:31 am
Approaching Advent and heading for Christmas, there are two songs that keep playing over and over again inside my head. They are “Sion’s Daughter” and “Transeamus” by Josef Ignaz Schnnabel.
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I love, love, love this song. It's called IN THE BREAKING OF THE BREAD by MICHAEL PHILIP WARD. I remember the first time I heard it was at Easter. I don't even remember how I heard it. I just know that I did. I even ordered the sheet music and when I play it, I play it quite faster in certain places, and it just moves me. I just love this song. I can just picture it in my mind. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
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11/22/2021 09:18:08 am
This song by Steven Curtis Chapman "I will be here" - although it's meant to be sung by a couple to each other, it feels so much like a representative of the love God have for us. So beautiful... https://youtu.be/Ed6eAXcr-K8
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JV
11/22/2021 09:18:45 am
One of my new favourite songs:
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Sharron
11/22/2021 09:21:03 am
I love music from the fifties and sixties, and right now I am listening to gospel songs by Elvis Presley, very calming.
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Hugh
11/22/2021 09:28:43 am
Perhaps it's early, but I've started listening to Christmas Carols (the traditional old Christian ones, not the gimmicky secular ones) as they always give me some cheer and bring my thoughts to Christ
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Risa
11/22/2021 09:43:00 am
I listen to Classic FM, live-streamed from the UK
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Rianna
11/22/2021 09:58:30 am
On replay in our home is the Divine Mercy Chaplet by Francesca LaRosa, Phil Wickham's Battle Belongs, and anything Matt Maher! So grateful for music that aids us in prayer, and teaches our children His Love and Beauty through it!
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Niq
11/22/2021 10:12:18 am
Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield. The song spoke about authoring our own life and allowing ourselves to be authentic since nobody else could feel what we feel, speak what we speak, or think what we think.
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Heather
11/22/2021 10:18:22 am
When I am stressed out I love to listen to "Gentle Sounds" by Carey Landry. It is an instrumental CD.
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Louise
11/22/2021 10:35:24 am
I have been going to the albums by Jay and Jo on Spotify. Some of their songs talk about the ache of not yet being home through out our time on earth and I find them soothing.
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Ian Clark
11/22/2021 11:25:12 am
I listen to a wide variety of music, but one artist I listen to often is Peter Kater, for his piano-based instrumental songs which, for me, are perfect for reading and reflection.
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AVNER G PERL
11/22/2021 11:38:38 am
The Lord hears the cry of the poor.
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Shelley Kehrig
11/22/2021 12:18:14 pm
"You are Loved" by Josh Groban - imagining Christ singing these lyrics to me has brought me great comfort, support & joy. Friends thought the same & played it at their mom's funeral.
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John Lynch
11/22/2021 02:39:33 pm
Two in particular. Sheep May Safely Graze by J S Bach because the music is soothing nd even the title suggests peace and calm.
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Michelle
11/22/2021 03:37:26 pm
'Lord of my Life' by Matt Maher is such a beautiful anthem of faith and a reminder to surrender it all especially during times of anxiety and uncertainty.
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11/22/2021 04:28:02 pm
I'm an avid collector and lover of authentic African Music: traditional and popular dance music. I have shared African Music with many in this city and beyond.
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Dar Davis
11/23/2021 02:52:58 pm
"How he loves "
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Donny
11/23/2021 04:58:44 pm
A few of my favourite Christmas music:
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Nigel Sebastian Carbonell Gascon
11/23/2021 11:16:17 pm
Shine 88.9 FM, Hillsong United, Hillsong Worship, Elevation Worship etc...
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Sr. Mariflor Jacob
11/24/2021 11:31:40 am
I can live
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Theresa Smith FCJ
11/28/2021 08:23:30 am
Beethoven's Symphony #6
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