
Title: Sunday Night at 7:30
Organist: Darryl Eisele
Some called it "Evangelistic Service," some "Evening Service," and for
most churches, it began, not at the later-popular 6:00 o'clock, but at
7:30PM. The earlier hour in those days was for the young peoples' groups
called Christian Endeavor, or Christ's Ambassadors, or Crusaders or an
acronym like BYPU. These were training groups, where we youngsters
played the otherwise adult roles of leading, singing, praying, and
sometimes preaching. That's where we learned the choruses like "What
Though Wars May Come," "Only to Be," "Spirit Of The Living God," and
"Christ For Me."
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Title:
Softly & Tenderly
Organist: Darryl Eisele
"Softly and Tenderly" was written by Will Thompson, a successful Chicago
businessman and popular song writer. He was a close friend of evangelist
Dwight Moody, who used this hymn frequently in his meetings. When Moody
was on his deathbed, he told Thompson, "Will, I would rather have
written 'Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Calling' than anything I have been
able to do in my whole life."
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Title: Tabernacle
Hymns
Organist: Darryl Eisele
These are the songs of Billy Sunday, of Paul Rader, of Aimee Semple
McPherson and Charles E. Fuller, of Ira Sankey and P. P. Bliss.
They are the songs of the evangelical church, of the Methodists and the
Baptists, songs of the Pentecostals and of Billy Graham (now there's one
you know!). They were the songs that were sung in junior church,
in youth meetings and a Wednesday morning prayer meeting.
This was the first album recorded.
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Hello Visitor,
Thanks
for
finding us!
Tabernacle Hymns is dedicated to
those great hymns of the faith that brought us (and our parents and their
parents) through good times and bad, through prosperity and hunger, through
times of peace and times of war.
We remember youth rallies where
a couple of thousand teenagers sang "Christ for Me." We remember our grandmothers singing "In the Sweet By and By." We remember visiting the big
church downtown where a monstrous pipe organ surrounded us with the
"Wonderful Grace of Jesus."
It's that big organ sound we are presenting
in these albums. Some times loud and some times soft, but always played with
feeling. We hope these songs are a blessing to you.
Please add us to your favorites. Come back and visit us often. We appreciate
your comments and suggestions.
Darryl Eisele
and the folks at
tabernaclehymns.com
Satisfaction guaranteed!
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