Very sorry to hear of your loss. You can take comfort in the promise that you will see him again. Raising two boys, often my fear is they will not get right with God, but I pray often and trust in his grace. Once I know they accepted Jesus as their Savior, then I will also be able to enjoy the comfort in the promise. God bless
If I had known this song before it would have been played at my daughters funeral 1 week ago. I am playing it now for her .. knowing she is flying ... and that she is seeing the light ...
At 87 years old I have sang and listened to this song forever it seems.....so wonderful listening to old time songs that never grow old!!!!! God Bless these folks with great blessing From God himself!
I'm a US citizen living in Germany. I grew up hearing these songs sung in small Churches from North Carolina through Kentucky. Now my children have to listen to me sing them at home. I'm glad that there is the option on the web to let them hear it sung better then I can. But in my defense😀 I enjoy the music so much that my voice doesn't matter, and I think one day they will miss it. Haha
You should tape yourself for your children to have one day....I am sure they will miss hearing their mama's voice and you would be leaving them something priceless....
@@SUGAR_XYLER well people like you are the reason sh t is the way it is. Do you man, why even comment. Its old keep moving, attention, theres easier ways to get it
@@austinnichols5701 We are all God's children, I feel so bad about how Indians were treated! My Grandma had Indian Blood! I wish I could change how it worked out!
I raised up hearing this song.. I know my mom's has gone into be with Jesus.. I have my birth mom and my grandmother who adopted me.. I am just waiting for my turn the circle want be broken but whole with them and Jesus Christ.. 😇🙌🏽🙏🏽😇🙌🏽🙏🏽😇🙌🏽🙏🏽😇🙌🏽🙏🏽
@@jesussaves7973 thank you sir. I know it was a childish joke for a 41 year old man to make and if I offended you I am sorry, really. I am honestly not a believer in a higher power but I will take all the positive vibes I can get my way. It can't hurt.
@@donnameyer865 Donna, I'm so very sorry about the passing of your father. I lost my mother on my little brothers 25th birthday party. I'm 8 years older than him and we have a baby sister that was 18 when mom left this world. She battled cancer for the last 16 years of her life and in after dozens of surgeries at Duke Hospital, they eventually ran out of thing to remove. My brother still don't celebrate birthdays. I got 34 years with her. I was lucky. My brother and sister only a few. Me and my sister were on the way back from Charleston S.C. when she passed. My brother still won't talk about "that" day. Mom was tired though. She fought so hard and so long and I can say without a shadow of a doubt that my mom was my best friend. She was was a complete Angel. So me and little brother finished raising our sister the best we could and now we all have kids of our own. I get sad and cry all the time thinking about my incredible mother. (Dad was an alcoholic who left when my little sister was born in 1995). Plus she has a very rare auto-immune disease called Systemic Scleroderma which has ravaged he poor body. She was adopted at birth because mom had 2 boy and wanted a girl lol I wish mom could see us now! She would be proud of us because we followed her basic rules on life. "Love everyone" and it doesn't cost a thing to be nice" and if coarse the golden rule. I feel your pain Donna. Life is gonna be rough for a while but love transcends life and death and if you keep someone on your mind than they are always with you. ❤ Again, I'm sorry for your l hope you find the strength to make it through this without being a basket case like I was. Hopefully me and you both will see them again one day when out time is up. I'm sorry this was so long but I read this on my way to work and I got sad. All my emotions came back. Just take it minute by minute and hour by hour's. Have a great day wherever you are. Peace and love. ✌❤
@@LOSKOSKI thank you so much for your answer. I know it will sound strange to you but my father actually passed on April 15th of 2020, right at the beginnings of the covid pandemic. He had been locked away from me for the last 6 weeks of his life in a rehab center they moved him to without notifying me and it was devastating to me. He was supposed be arriving at my house for hospice at 2:30 that afternoon and passed away literally minutes before the ambulance service was picking him up. When they called me I figured it was to tell me he was on his way here. Even after he was gone they would not allow me to go up and see him and the only way that I ever would get to was if we actually had a funeral. Of course you couldn't have a "real" funeral service either. We were allowed a 1 hour wake for no more than 9 people (the funeral director counted as part of the 10 allowed by our state. I call it "the funeral that wasn't" because it costed like a funeral but it sure didn't act like 1! We paid for a full fumeral but couldnt even have a procession to allow people to sit at the road and watch them put him in the ground. The "cemetery walkers' complained if they were walking and saw more than 10 people around the grave and everybody would be fined! Can you imagine police officers were actually breaking up these funerals!? It just felt to me like people had no heart at all. It has taken all of this time from my church to open up to the point where they feel comfortable having a bunch of outside people in. Our church leadership insisted that we follow all madates precisely as an example of Christian obedience. The congregation is really small and the memorial service will have over a 100 people. My heart has been broken for 2 years and while I feel this will help with healing, I know i will still have a hole there for a long time to come. I just so needed to give my father this much deserved honor. He was my North Star and I feel rudderless at times. Miss him so much. But I am SO grateful to finally do this. And its going to be a HUGE life celebration! "May the Circle" has been the ending of whatever was going to happen since the day he left us. I looked it up just to hear it and this was the 1st one that popped up on my RU-vid. Great arrangement. Thank you for sharing your story with me.
Precious, precious hymns of the heart, sung by those who can praise His name!! Praise the Lord, I am waiting for His return! Thank you for such beautiful singing!
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I lost my mom 9 years ago and just lost my dad 5 months ago. I miss them both so much and the tears are flowing as I type this. Everything about this medley tells me deep in my heart that they are doing fine in Heaven.
I'm so sorry! My heart breaks all over again! I lost my mom at 60 a sister at 62, a brother at 65...but worse of all, a son at 22 because he couldn't accept that his wife turned her back on him! He has a baby, only 2 years old at the time and his wife...we aren't allowed to see him!
Our big family always did this kind of medley when we ended our family reunions. I sure love and miss them reunions. (Singing, harmonious, always a family memory)
I moved to Texas in Aug 2007, September 2007 I played at the Thousand Guitars of Praise, at Reunion Arena. About 700 of us gathered in the parking garage while waiting to go on, and we played an OUTSTANDING, 20 minute version of; I’LL FLY AWAY. THE ACOUSTICS IN THE PARKING GARAGE COULDN’T HAVE BEEN MORE PERFECT, WE THANKED THE LORD AND WE JAMMED!! I had goose bumps the entire time. What a resounding sound. Everybody there was an experienced guitarist so we were all spot on, I love rhythm guitar so, I can tell you honestly, it was impeccable. I know Jesus was walking among us. With a Smile as wide as Dallas/Fort Worth, Y’all. I ain’t kiddin’ neither! - Billy Brusus
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I live in a little Southern town that has it's share of churches. And I've visited several of them. But I don't hear this uplifting music. They just don't sing like this anymore. Thank you, vathitrit1 for sharing this sweet music from my childhood.
That much amazing country talent on one stage, without me being in the audience is just so very very wrong 😭 BUT to me every awesome one of them, has sang to me for near 70 yes, when I was sad, happy, partying, dancing, & even when I was sleeping, because they played all night! Even my son now, he loved all the rappers, untill he turned 15 NOW he is keeping it country & has staked his claim on my CD collection. I love all kinds of music but country has my heart.
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Playing this for my grandpa on his death bed, his eyes are closed and he's dying from COPD. But he loved old bluegrass music and hymns. He was shaking when I got here but he's resting peacefully now.
I Saw the Light. For all the pious who would judge Hank Williams...he wrote it. That was not just a co-incidence. We are all just imperfect mortals with a hope and promise of a loving God. Remember, our BEST righteousness is of filthy rags. Thank God for his grace.
from what i understand that's a standing tradition at the end of each grand old opry performance most if not the entire group from the night comes back out to join in on a gospel number. i know back when i was a kid the artists no matter what genre, country, jazz, rock, contemporary, etc. most if not all got their start in gospel so it was kind of a way of remembering their roots. i wonder, a. do they still do that at the opry, and b how many artists today have that same start.......
@Greg Normal Rugged Cross & How Great Thou Art grew up in the country in my childhood and teenage years going to church and kind of gospel music grew up on my whole life thanks 🙏 ♥️
@Greg Normal No I don’t think 🤔 so I am married 36 years now and I don’t go having conversations with anyone I just work on my youtube on Alan Jackson and some George Strait and George Jones thanks 🙏
I Love this video and the songs it brings back so much memories and Love for our Lord thank you so much for being such Beautiful singers and using Gods Given Talent.May God Keep Blessing all of you. This world needs more people like all of you.
