Albert E. Brumley – I’ll Fly Away
Albert E. Brumley was a composer who wrote specifically for Southern Gospel congregational usage. Though he wrote over 800 songs, he is best known as the author of I’ll Fly Away, often stated as
Albert E. Brumley was a composer who wrote specifically for Southern Gospel congregational usage. Though he wrote over 800 songs, he is best known as the author of I’ll Fly Away, often stated as
Oklahoma Music Hall of Fame inductee Dennis Jernigan is an American singer, songwriter, and pianist. He became active in 1989, with impressive discography. Lyrics can be found at https://genius.com/Dennis-jernigan-you-are-my-all-in-all-lyrics. Note to new users: This
Easter is a time to reflect on Jesus’ lovingkindness towards us. He paid an incredible price to become one of us, die for our lawbreaking, and rose again, defeating death and offering us hope.
Fanny Crosby was a blind American songwriter. From 1844 to 1915, she wrote over 8,000 hymns and Gospel songs, earning her the title “Queen of Gospel Song Writers”. Her best-known works include To God
Joseph M. Scriven was an Irish poet most famous for his song What A Friend We Have In Jesus. He also taught at Woodstock and Brantford in Ontario, worked as a laborer, and tutored
Priscilla J. Owens was a public and Sunday school teacher in Baltimore, Maryland. She wrote hymns for children’s services. Her most famous hymn is Will Your Anchor Hold, also titled We Have an Anchor.
Keith & Kristyn Getty are hymnists for a modern generation. Keith had a solo career before he married Kristyn in 2004, morphing into a duet. The Getty’s released sixteen albums and one EP together,
The song that we know today as O Come O Come Emmanuel has its roots in Latin, from a likely six-century evening prayer book known as O Antiphons. It also happens to be my
English hymnist William Chatterton Dix wrote several Christmas songs. Though he was professionally known as a marine insurance broker, he was passionate about writing hymns and carols. His most famous works include To You,
The author of Adeste Fideles is unknown. Though sometimes attributed to John Francis Wade, John Reading, or King John IV of Portugal, it has also been credited to anonymous Cistercian monks. It was later