I was there live when these children sang this song, this recording is amazing but I can tell you that being in the building as they sang ranks among the most spiritual moments of my life. They were absolutely incredible and many of the 20,000 people at that meeting were in tears listening to them.
This topic of Gethsemane is very important to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They believe that Jesus Christ suffered for our sins, both on the Cross and in the Garden of Gethsemane. The scriptures say that in Gethsemane, Jesus sweat was as great drops of blood falling to the ground. This is why this song is so special to the members of the Church.
Just to clarify. These kids are not a organized choir these are just children from the church within a specific area of the state that were asked to sing in General Conference. Side note. Most "callings" of our church are a volunteer basis only. The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square are actual callings you have to audition for, unlike other ones within the church.
During this session of General Conference it was at night in South Africa 🇿🇦 and l watched and fell asleep while watching the speakers and l woke up to these angelic voices singing and l was sure l made to Heaven 😅 Thank you for this and your observations about the church are true, this is a church of order, it is the Savior's Church .❤
This is a one time choir. Every conference the church always gets a group of church members from a certain area and has them perform in a Saturday session. It’s different every time. This one was the most special imo. They sing three songs and I listen to them over and over again.
.Church members have to audition for the Tabernacle Choir. When you get into the Tabernacle choir, it’s for 20 years or when you turn 60, which ever comes first. You also can’t audition for it after you’re 55. With the choirs that perform in Saturday sessions the Church chooses an area in Utah and has members in that area come, if they want to, as long as they meet the requirements that the church has set for that specific choir. Sometimes it’s by age, sometimes they want an all men’s/boys choir or all women’s/girls choir, etc. This one was from northern Utah and obviously a children’s choir. They also cut it off at a certain age and they would at least have to be a certain age to do it. It’s announced in Church in the area that was chosen and whoever wants to participate can come as long as they live in that area and meet the criteria the Church has set for that specific choir. No audition is necessary. Because of all of that, it’s only a one time deal. The next General conference, it will be different choirs. My daughter had the opportunity to do it in 2007. It was an all young women’s choir and they had to be from 14-18 years old, I believe, I don’t remember. They tell them what colors they want them to wear, etc. They practice for probably 6 weeks or so, I also don’t remember. If you watch the Saturday evening session from this last conference, the Choir is formed of missionaries. The Tabernacle Choir always performs in the first session on Saturday and both sessions on Sunday
@Lily.Potter this particular choir did require an audition. They are also currently auditioning high schoolers from my county and a neighboring county for the upcoming April conference, so it's looking like this might start becoming more common rather than just assigning a specific stake.
I cried, and I was watching from home! How powerful the voices of little children, nearest thing to heaven. Singing and praising Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and His Infinite Atonement. Majesticlly angelic!! ❤🙏🏼
Your enthusiastic reception of the choirs of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints, whether the Tabernacle choir, the BYU choirs or this angelic children's choir, you have shown tremendous appreciation for and sensitivity to the Spirit which is with them and their music. Thank you for sharing the music and the Spirit. You're a good man!
20,000 people, not a dry eye in the house. Just like in your home. Next Sunday, don't drive by, stop in for a few minutes. The worse thing that will happen is someone will shake your hand😊 As I watch many of your posts, I'm amazed at how your essence and demeanor changes so spectacularly when you go from worldly music to worship music. Awesome!
Thank you for the video about this wonderful choir. In case you are unsure why they are singing about Gethsemane, it refers to the Bible, Luke 22:44 "And being in an agony, he prayed more earnestly; and his sweat was as it were great drops of blood falling down to the ground." Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe that the atonement of Jesus Christ involved not one but two occasions of great suffering of Jesus, as he took upon himself the penalties of all our sins so that we could be absolved through repentance and following him. The first occasion of his suffering was in the garden of Gethsemane, where he was in agony so great that he sweat drops of blood, and the second occasion was the next day when he was crucified. This song honors what Jesus did in our behalf in his great atoning sacrifice for us, and focuses particularly on the phase of it that occurred in the Garden of Gethsemane.
I never get tired of listening and watching this remarkable rendition! It brings tears to my eyes every time and I can't express how much I love this special presentation of love to our Savior, Jesus Christ. It brings the Spirit to my heart again and again.
Music is very important in our church. A hymn is a worship song to the Lord. I belong to a very tiny branch of this wonderful church. We have only 2 children in our congregation and the Primary leaders (What we call our children’s worship team) put as much effort into teaching music and hymns to those two children as they would if there were 100 children. Each child is a precious treasure who needs to be nurtured in the word of God. When children sing, angels listen!
This was just as amazing during our General Conference meeting in October. I was watching from a few states away, but I am sure it was glorious in person! Thank you for reviewing this performance. Yes, the Tabernacle Choir and Temple Square accepts volunteers from all the members of the Church . It is a rigerous application process and the person must be trained and has to have a great ability to read music and with music theory. Often they are musicians in their day job, singing with the choir a couple times per week. 😊 The whole process is quite impressive. 👏 How the children could achieve that as well is beyond earthly explanation. ❤ 😊
Believe it or not this is just a random kids choir that was put together just for this occasion and will probably never be assembled in this particular way ever again but we all sing as kids in every church all over the world
I'm a member of that church! And, on that particular day I had a hobby activity that took me away from watching. But I resolved to watch later. Well, when this young choir (we call that age the "Primary") sang, my family chat absolutely blew up. All my adult children loved it, even though we've been around it all our lives. This young choir was angelic!
I love your beautiful reaction. The tabernacle Choir grew from the early Welsh converts who brought the rich Welsh choir heritage. Some of my ancestors were part of those choirs. Music and the gospel of Jesus Christ is very important in our family. We have composers, singers, musicians
They don't have to recruit for the Tabernacle Choir there's a waiting list just to audition to be in the choir. But I agree there are future Tabernacle Choir members in that youth choir. They we're amazing.
A wonderful thing about this church is that they believe in growing their talents and the beauty that God has placed inside of them. Music is a sacred worship to God and there will never be a shortage in the church of people who want to audition for the Tabernacle Choir. Members of this church also believe that they are called in this life to share Jesus to others through their talents. The Holy Ghost is the sweet feeling that comes from them sharing their music and beautiful voices. ❤
Most kids in the church sing like this. They start singing every Sunday from the time they turn three. And most of them love it. Very few, if any, of these kids will grow up to be in the Tabernacle choir.
Yes, this is a separate children's choir, and yes, you are correct that most will not end up in the Tabernacle choir. Yet I think his main point was that if children are singing this well, the Tabernacle choir will have no problem filling seats in the future. This was not the typical children's choir in church where you have all the children singing. You didn't have the person signing off-key, singing too loud, or not singing and just waving to Mom. Those choirs are also angelic in their own way, but this children's choir was a few notches above the norm for kids or even adults. That acapella harmony and descant near the end are not the norm. This choir was exceptional.
@raynelson6575 I wasn't meaning that this choir wasn't exceptional, they were very exceptional. I just meant that all kids in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints are taught from a young age. I think a great choir director and lots and lots of practice most kids in the Church could get at least close to this. I have to admit I cry every time I listen to it. They were exceptional!
we are all children of God! these children are coming unto Christ. they will be in various places, serve missions, have families and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all the world. Jesus lives. He loves us!
Everything of HIS Kingdom here on earth is Intentional. He leads it, He directs it, through a living Prophet like in days of old once again. Its a perfect work done by imperfect people trying to become perfect for HIM. Investigate it further with intent and find out for yourself. His intent is to gather ALL of the House of Israel that are "Willing" to be gathered throughout the World. You will know them by their fruits. You are seeing just "some" of the fruits in this here. You are feeling some of the gifts of the Spirit, and I will remind you, His Holy Spirit doesn't reside in unholy places or situations.
An amazing performance! Almost worthy, if anything could be, of the words being sung: "The hardest thing that ever was done, The greatest pain that ever was known, The biggest battle that ever was won- This was done by Jesus!"
I loved your reaction and your perspective. I have been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints my whole life and I think this song by these children on that day was by far my favorite part of the conference. God bless you my brother. You are angelic too.
It's the Spirit that is testifying through them that what they are singing is true. Wherever truth is spoken , the Spirit testifies of that truth. It's the Spirit of Christ that you are feeling. We are blessed with His love , mercy, and grace. I say this In the name of Jesus Christ Amen.
Thank you for sharing my friend! I’d invite you to watch conference, we believe there are modern prophets and apostles. I’d love to answer any questions.
Loving your reactions to the tabernacle choir! I’m surprised you haven’t done their version of Battle Hymn of the Republic (my personal favorite). It’s quite powerful!
I also thought of this video when I saw your reaction to the One Voice Children’s Choir. The lady who directed this children’s choir is a Tabernacle Choir singer and she has a children’s choir in Utah County Utah that formed the core of this choir. It’s also very likely some of the One Voice Children’s Choir were party of this performance as well. Lots of talented young singers in Utah and talented adults to direct them.
My cousin's daughter was in the choir when they performed this song at the General Conference that day. So proud of her and the song is a beautiful, healing one for sure!
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is fab, and if you want to be in it you do an audition. Once you're in, there's a limit on how long you can stay, so as many people as possible get to be in it ❤
I love this song, it reminds me of how patient Jesus is with me, and my flaws. But he wants me to move forward…he knows what I can do. I got a copy of this song from the church bookstore. I think it had other music on there, and it came with a booklet. I like to play it at Easter when I remember.
There is a song called "I love the Lord" sung by the BYU men's chorus in the Tabernacle. Please watch it and share it with us. It is beautiful and powerful. Happy New Year!
I agree. I was at a stake house for the Priesthood session. If I remember correctly they sang this after the closing prayer. Instead of leaving every person there stopped and listened. It is my favorite song
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square (formerly called the Mormon Tabernacle Choir) started in 1847, the same year the pioneers began to settle in what would become the state of Utah.
Music is important in the church. All the children in the church are taught singing as a way of worship in the home as well. The children in the church have their own hymn book. Children attend church with their families. It is Jesus’s church.
It is not the tabernacle choir that ministers the kids, it is primarily their parents and then the Church of Jesuschrist of Latter Day Saints. We have the primary organization first then youth organization that helps parents with their spiritual formation.
Check out John Farnham, Venetta Fields and Lyndsey Field singing Amazing Grace ... it is awesome!! Lindsey and Venetta are two of his awesome back-up singers. You won't be disappointed.
These children aren’t just singing. They are testifying. This song is pure gospel doctrine of Jesus Christ.
You are so right with this. Thanks so much
I was there live when these children sang this song, this recording is amazing but I can tell you that being in the building as they sang ranks among the most spiritual moments of my life. They were absolutely incredible and many of the 20,000 people at that meeting were in tears listening to them.
This topic of Gethsemane is very important to members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. They believe that Jesus Christ suffered for our sins, both on the Cross and in the Garden of Gethsemane. The scriptures say that in Gethsemane, Jesus sweat was as great drops of blood falling to the ground. This is why this song is so special to the members of the Church.
Just to clarify. These kids are not a organized choir these are just children from the church within a specific area of the state that were asked to sing in General Conference. Side note. Most "callings" of our church are a volunteer basis only. The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square are actual callings you have to audition for, unlike other ones within the church.
During this session of General Conference it was at night in South Africa 🇿🇦 and l watched and fell asleep while watching the speakers and l woke up to these angelic voices singing and l was sure l made to Heaven 😅 Thank you for this and your observations about the church are true, this is a church of order, it is the Savior's Church .❤
This is a one time choir. Every conference the church always gets a group of church members from a certain area and has them perform in a Saturday session. It’s different every time. This one was the most special imo. They sing three songs and I listen to them over and over again.
They have auditions and a lot of practice time also
For the adults they have auditions idk about the kids
.Church members have to audition for the Tabernacle Choir. When you get into the Tabernacle choir, it’s for 20 years or when you turn 60, which ever comes first. You also can’t audition for it after you’re 55. With the choirs that perform in Saturday sessions the Church chooses an area in Utah and has members in that area come, if they want to, as long as they meet the requirements that the church has set for that specific choir. Sometimes it’s by age, sometimes they want an all men’s/boys choir or all women’s/girls choir, etc. This one was from northern Utah and obviously a children’s choir. They also cut it off at a certain age and they would at least have to be a certain age to do it. It’s announced in Church in the area that was chosen and whoever wants to participate can come as long as they live in that area and meet the criteria the Church has set for that specific choir. No audition is necessary. Because of all of that, it’s only a one time deal. The next General conference, it will be different choirs. My daughter had the opportunity to do it in 2007. It was an all young women’s choir and they had to be from 14-18 years old, I believe, I don’t remember. They tell them what colors they want them to wear, etc. They practice for probably 6 weeks or so, I also don’t remember. If you watch the Saturday evening session from this last conference, the Choir is formed of missionaries. The Tabernacle Choir always performs in the first session on Saturday and both sessions on Sunday
@Lily.Potter this particular choir did require an audition. They are also currently auditioning high schoolers from my county and a neighboring county for the upcoming April conference, so it's looking like this might start becoming more common rather than just assigning a specific stake.
Some of them look older than 60 to me tbh @@valoritanner23
I love what you said: "It feels like a slice of heaven." You are not exaggerating bro! It feels that way.
For my soul delighteth in the song of the heart; yea, the song of the righteous is a prayer unto me
I cried, and I was watching from home! How powerful the voices of little children, nearest thing to heaven. Singing and praising Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and His Infinite Atonement. Majesticlly angelic!! ❤🙏🏼
Your enthusiastic reception of the choirs of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints, whether the Tabernacle choir, the BYU choirs or this angelic children's choir, you have shown tremendous appreciation for and sensitivity to the Spirit which is with them and their music. Thank you for sharing the music and the Spirit. You're a good man!
20,000 people, not a dry eye in the house.
Just like in your home.
Next Sunday, don't drive by, stop in for a few minutes.
The worse thing that will happen is someone will shake your hand😊
As I watch many of your posts, I'm amazed at how your essence and demeanor changes so spectacularly when you go from worldly music to worship music.
Awesome!
I’m so grateful two of my children had the opportunity to be in this choir. They will always remember it!
The Holy Ghost bears testimony in my body as I hear their testimony about Jesus Christ and Gethsemane.
You could FEEL the Heavenly Choir join in with those precious children!!
Thank you for the video about this wonderful choir. In case you are unsure why they are singing about Gethsemane, it refers to the Bible, Luke 22:44 "And being in an agony, he prayed more earnestly; and his sweat was as it were great drops of blood falling down to the ground." Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints believe that the atonement of Jesus Christ involved not one but two occasions of great suffering of Jesus, as he took upon himself the penalties of all our sins so that we could be absolved through repentance and following him. The first occasion of his suffering was in the garden of Gethsemane, where he was in agony so great that he sweat drops of blood, and the second occasion was the next day when he was crucified. This song honors what Jesus did in our behalf in his great atoning sacrifice for us, and focuses particularly on the phase of it that occurred in the Garden of Gethsemane.
When they get to that a'capella part it makes you want to cheer for the perfection of it all.
These children know in their hearts that Jesus loves them. And He loves all of us. I'm so glad you heard them.
I never get tired of listening and watching this remarkable rendition! It brings tears to my eyes every time and I can't express how much I love this special presentation of love to our Savior, Jesus Christ. It brings the Spirit to my heart again and again.
Music is very important in our church. A hymn is a worship song to the Lord. I belong to a very tiny branch of this wonderful church. We have only 2 children in our congregation and the Primary leaders (What we call our children’s worship team) put as much effort into teaching music and hymns to those two children as they would if there were 100 children. Each child is a precious treasure who needs to be nurtured in the word of God. When children sing, angels listen!
This was just as amazing during our General Conference meeting in October. I was watching from a few states away, but I am sure it was glorious in person! Thank you for reviewing this performance.
Yes, the Tabernacle Choir and Temple Square accepts volunteers from all the members of the Church . It is a rigerous application process and the person must be trained and has to have a great ability to read music and with music theory. Often they are musicians in their day job, singing with the choir a couple times per week. 😊 The whole process is quite impressive. 👏
How the children could achieve that as well is beyond earthly explanation. ❤ 😊
Believe it or not this is just a random kids choir that was put together just for this occasion and will probably never be assembled in this particular way ever again but we all sing as kids in every church all over the world
You can't listen to this without tearing up. The Holy Ghost testifies that strongly..
I found my son singing this song in the kitchen one evening. I quietly recorded him with tears in my eyes. The fight was won by Jesus.
Now this is it. Glory to THE ONE
How precious! I would have cried too.
I'm a member of that church! And, on that particular day I had a hobby activity that took me away from watching. But I resolved to watch later. Well, when this young choir (we call that age the "Primary") sang, my family chat absolutely blew up. All my adult children loved it, even though we've been around it all our lives. This young choir was angelic!
I love your beautiful reaction. The tabernacle Choir grew from the early Welsh converts who brought the rich Welsh choir heritage. Some of my ancestors were part of those choirs. Music and the gospel of Jesus Christ is very important in our family. We have composers, singers, musicians
They don't have to recruit for the Tabernacle Choir there's a waiting list just to audition to be in the choir. But I agree there are future Tabernacle Choir members in that youth choir. They we're amazing.
There isn’t a waiting list. There is just an audition period. This is how I understand it at least.
It's a slice of heaven because it's the true Church of Jesus Christ
When Heaven's speaking you're listening. God bless you!!!
A wonderful thing about this church is that they believe in growing their talents and the beauty that God has placed inside of them. Music is a sacred worship to God and there will never be a shortage in the church of people who want to audition for the Tabernacle Choir. Members of this church also believe that they are called in this life to share Jesus to others through their talents. The Holy Ghost is the sweet feeling that comes from them sharing their music and beautiful voices. ❤
It’s ok we all cried listening to this. ❤
Your reaction is priceless! You helped me appreciate the music even more! Thank you!
This song has been my favorite since we started practicing it with our primary kiddos and when they sang this at conference, everything just was WOW!
Beautiful song. I feel God.
That song is the biggest ear worm and I love it. I wake up to that song in my head and my breath catches so often.
I sang in one of the first children's choirs for General Conference in 1966 or 67.
This is so amazing, the kids are angels and are singing about Jesus Christ❤❤❤ WOW
Thank you for your thoughtful review, my brother. Those children definitely paid a wonderful tribute to the Savior of us all.
So glad my faith has such a history and respect for music that uplifts
I have watched this many times and I get goose bumps and cry every single time. It is so heavenly
Most kids in the church sing like this. They start singing every Sunday from the time they turn three. And most of them love it.
Very few, if any, of these kids will grow up to be in the Tabernacle choir.
Yes, this is a separate children's choir, and yes, you are correct that most will not end up in the Tabernacle choir. Yet I think his main point was that if children are singing this well, the Tabernacle choir will have no problem filling seats in the future. This was not the typical children's choir in church where you have all the children singing. You didn't have the person signing off-key, singing too loud, or not singing and just waving to Mom. Those choirs are also angelic in their own way, but this children's choir was a few notches above the norm for kids or even adults. That acapella harmony and descant near the end are not the norm. This choir was exceptional.
@raynelson6575 I wasn't meaning that this choir wasn't exceptional, they were very exceptional. I just meant that all kids in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints are taught from a young age. I think a great choir director and lots and lots of practice most kids in the Church could get at least close to this.
I have to admit I cry every time I listen to it. They were exceptional!
we are all children of God! these children are coming unto Christ. they will be in various places, serve missions, have families and share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with all the world. Jesus lives. He loves us!
Everything of HIS Kingdom here on earth is Intentional. He leads it, He directs it, through a living Prophet like in days of old once again. Its a perfect work done by imperfect people trying to become perfect for HIM. Investigate it further with intent and find out for yourself. His intent is to gather ALL of the House of Israel that are "Willing" to be gathered throughout the World. You will know them by their fruits. You are seeing just "some" of the fruits in this here. You are feeling some of the gifts of the Spirit, and I will remind you, His Holy Spirit doesn't reside in unholy places or situations.
An amazing performance! Almost worthy, if anything could be, of the words being sung: "The hardest thing that ever was done, The greatest pain that ever was known, The biggest battle that ever was won- This was done by Jesus!"
I loved your reaction and your perspective. I have been a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints my whole life and I think this song by these children on that day was by far my favorite part of the conference. God bless you my brother. You are angelic too.
I remember hearing this one in October! It made me wanna cry so much
Update: watched this and cried again
Tears fell then and it is now!! So beautiful!!
It's the Spirit that is testifying through them that what they are singing is true. Wherever truth is spoken , the Spirit testifies of that truth. It's the Spirit of Christ that you are feeling. We are blessed with His love , mercy, and grace. I say this In the name of Jesus Christ Amen.
I cried all the time! So powerfull❤
My favourite version of all❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The righteous children of the world 🌎 ❤️ bring the spirit of God!
This a Children’s Choir, check out the introduction of the General Conference.
These are children not the Tabernacle Choir
I'm so glad you did this one!!!! I feel the spirit of God so strongly.
Thank you for sharing my friend! I’d invite you to watch conference, we believe there are modern prophets and apostles. I’d love to answer any questions.
Check out all 3 songs! Goosebumps!
I was there for that.. 100x more powerful in person..
Loving your reactions to the tabernacle choir! I’m surprised you haven’t done their version of Battle Hymn of the Republic (my personal favorite). It’s quite powerful!
I also thought of this video when I saw your reaction to the One Voice Children’s Choir. The lady who directed this children’s choir is a Tabernacle Choir singer and she has a children’s choir in Utah County Utah that formed the core of this choir. It’s also very likely some of the One Voice Children’s Choir were party of this performance as well. Lots of talented young singers in Utah and talented adults to direct them.
Simply Angelic, I expect Heaven will sound like this!
The Tabernacle Choir going strong since 1847. It rotates all the time. Indeed some of these children may end up there.
My cousin's daughter was in the choir when they performed this song at the General Conference that day. So proud of her and the song is a beautiful, healing one for sure!
I listen to that version of that song several times a week. Thank you for sharing your feeling from it.
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is fab, and if you want to be in it you do an audition. Once you're in, there's a limit on how long you can stay, so as many people as possible get to be in it ❤
Who isn’t crying 😭
This graaama has goose bumps in listening to this beautiful choir :)💕
Beautiful!
It was soo special to hear this childrenchoir at Generalconference in October. It brought me closer to Jesus Christ❤️
I love this song, it reminds me of how patient Jesus is with me, and my flaws. But he wants me to move forward…he knows what I can do. I got a copy of this song from the church bookstore. I think it had other music on there, and it came with a booklet. I like to play it at Easter when I remember.
I saw my great niece. Hi from Florida.
How lovely! You must be very proud! Much love to you and her family.
This lifts my heart.
you should attend a meeting on Sunday. We welcome all who want to come and hear.
When I watched it back in October, it touched my heart.
Thanks this is angelic
My cousin’s kids sang in that choir.
They sing with their hearts.
Lovely reaction thanks
This gave me chills
There is a song called "I love the Lord" sung by the BYU men's chorus in the Tabernacle. Please watch it and share it with us. It is beautiful and powerful. Happy New Year!
I agree. I was at a stake house for the Priesthood session. If I remember correctly they sang this after the closing prayer. Instead of leaving every person there stopped and listened. It is my favorite song
I cry every time I hear them sing this song!
Thank you for sharing this! So beautiful!!
Thank you for sharing your heart!
Love this
Great reaction!
✨️God loves you
The Tabernacle Choir has choir members from around the world.
Anything is possible with God who strengthen us. Without God we are nothing! I’ve seen some Christians forgot Gods gifts
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square (formerly called the Mormon Tabernacle Choir) started in 1847, the same year the pioneers began to settle in what would become the state of Utah.
Do an in person reaction of a sacrament hymn at your nearest ward.. you won't be disappointed
Seriously? They are all sooooo sloooow, as if you're at a funeral
Music is important in the church. All the children in the church are taught singing as a way of worship in the home as well. The children in the church have their own hymn book. Children attend church with their families. It is Jesus’s church.
Beautiful guys! Sim, eles sabem o que estão cantando! Estão louvando agradecendo a Jesus Cristo!
❤️✨️🙏🏻🤗
That’s the first thing I also thought….Angelic! Thanks for sharing.
❤
Thanks for the reaction!
Thank you for shRing!
Beautiful
It is not the tabernacle choir that ministers the kids, it is primarily their parents and then the Church of Jesuschrist of Latter Day Saints. We have the primary organization first then youth organization that helps parents with their spiritual formation.
YOU ARE DOING GOD'S WORK.
(;TANX
This is just a one time choir. They put a bunch of kids from different congregations together.
Check out John Farnham, Venetta Fields and Lyndsey Field singing Amazing Grace ... it is awesome!! Lindsey and Venetta are two of his awesome back-up singers. You won't be disappointed.
I love these videos
Awesome!
Thank you good job!
wow