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As a child I would not go to sleep unless my family sang this to me! Thank you very much!

So pleased to hear this lovely hymn again.

King st junior sang it better.

I have GCF and I learned two songs watching you this one is one of it. I had been very frustrated looking for teachers. There’s basically none available.

OMGoodness! Why are they dragging the hymn? This is a bright and cheery tune. They sound like they singing at a funeral! ☹😮

fantastic! 111 years

A lovely old Hymn we tried to sing it at a church i played at in memory of poor Holly and Jessica i dont think there was a dry eye in the Church something i will never forget

Always was sung at our Chapel on Camp Meeting Sunday ( Hawes Junction ) , i still love to sing this real Methodist hymn .

Back again to listen to me grandad🤣funny how its on youtube tho lol but I appreciate you having this posted nice to come back and listen to him

Sing we the king who is coming to reign Flew in from Gatwick and got here by train Through passport control, he quickly shall zing Immigration officers shall all sing

Weird song

amazing

I am looking for this on record for a gramofone. Any ideas where to start?

Good to hear this

MHB 970: An evergreen hymn of Trust in God. Hear us ALWAYS, LORD GOD ALMIGHTY! ❤🎉❤

Austhorpe school Leeds 1968.the song brings back memories of me singing as a child with classmates all children but know old people life is a brief experience please enjoy it

The songs of heaven ! Would love to know where this was recorded and when. Beautiful !

My sister and I sang this in Choir in our Baptist Church.. So Joyous...✝️

Found the hymn from the A W Tower's book The Crucified Life...

Great to hear this old song but is it playing a bit too fast ?

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Happy memories of a dear lady in my church who always requested this hymn. I haven't heard it for many years.

Unfortunately they were not so hot on sound Biblical theology, hence their demise. And for the same reason the general Methodists are going the same way.

Lovely to hear a congregation singing this tune. It is the one used for our College Hymn at Westminster College London & Oxford.

My word that was great congregational singing

I used to love singing this hymn in the 1960s in churches in the Loftus and Staithes Methidist Circuit to this tune. A wonderful hymn

Bad Chune Brap!!! BRAP!!! Pull it up!!! To God be all the Glory

Bad Chune!!!! Pull it up!

melodious and meaningful verses

By Far the BEST version of this hymn (A Favourite) on YT at present, Would have benefited with the addition of the Words :-)

Thank you Richard for this upload - wonderful chapel singing - I am using the audio for our Harvest services in Bishop Auckland this year. I hope it is still ok to use your uploads as we are now hybrid in our worship - on UA-cam and in church as well as continuing on local radio.

Thank You Jesus. Amen ⚘

Some foreign company has claimed "copyright" infringement on the use of this tune - it was written in 1765 and is therefore well outside of copyright - watch this space!

Wonderful words of life; you said it Brother!

Excellent!!!

Smashing! 😍

Sorry about the dum-de-dum at the end kiddo, I just didn't think!

Stop pulling faces if you make a mistake. You’ve only just started learning it x

Love this! ❤️

I have a cracked copy and have been looking for one for a while. where did you find it ?

Love the pictures that Richard has fit so well with what the ladies are singing about x enjoyed playing for these fun songs first time I've seen this xx

Great to hear people willing to identify themselves with Christ and His work on the Cross

Amen

May the Lord be glorified!

Another old favourite. Thanks.

Wood Street Methodist Church was a ex PrimitiveMethodist Church in Dunston on Tyne, Gateshead noted for it’s style of old ranter singing with even the congregation singing four part harmony, many from tonic solfa hymn books. It closed in 1963 and was demolished about 1983.

We used to sing Glad Tidings years ago at Wood Street Methodist Church with great gusto. The basso profundo basses thundering out the chorus “ He reigns and triumphs” with more enthusiasm than finesse Thank you Windy Nook for that blast from the past. I thought I’d never hear that this side of the grave. Stan McRae.

believe it or not this is my great great grandad

Nice version & like the humour about leaning on the bell push. Was fortunate to meet Leslie Sarony when he appeared in a pantomime at Hull's New Theatre back in 1967. He gave me a signed photo. What make of gramophone is it. Nice sound & looks like it has record storage too.

Our God contracted to a span, incomprehensibly made man. How wonderful his love.