7/4/2009 9:11:13 PM DISTANT LAND arr. John rutter Earlier today Sally and I sang in the community choir here in Topeka KS The following are the words to this most beautiful song: I see a distant land: it shines so clear. Sometimes it seems so far, sometimes so near. Come, join together, take the dusty road; Help one another: share the heavy load. The journey may be long: no end in sight; There may be hills to climb, or giants to fight: But if you’ll take my hand, we’ll walk together t’ward the land of freedom. I hear the distant son: it fills the air. I hear it, deep and strong, rise up in prayer: O Lord, we are many; help us to be one. Heal our divisions: Let thy will be done. I know the time will come when war must cease: A time of truth and love, a time of peace. The people cry, ‘How long till all the world can join the song of freedom.’ I touch a distant hand and feel its glow, the hand I hoped was there: at last I know. Swords into ploughshares: can it all come ...
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MY WEAKLY VIDEO:
You’ll really enjoy this one.
I interviewed Jesus, just 20 nanoseconds ago.
The interview went something like this:
MH: (Myron Holter)
JC: (Jesus Christ)
MH:
Good Morning everyone, This is YUST Myron with my WeAkly Video Blog this Saturday, March 21, 2009
Today I have a very special guest to interview.
Jesus THE Christ
Jesus is MY Lord and Savior. Thank you Jesus for dying on the cross for me. I really do appreciate it. You know you didn’t have to do that for little ole’ me, your servant.
I awaken every morning, and the first thing I think about is ..
“What can I do for you today?”
This picture of you Jesus came from my childhood on the farm in Bruce SD back in TV wasn’t even around. I don’t know what you look like my Lord, so if you don’t mind if I think of you looking like that picture?
So I guess I’ll post this to our web.
Thanks again Jesus.
Maybe someday .. just someday Lord, could you help me cross off my bucket list as posted on our web?
Your FAITHFUL servant,
myron@myownfaith2.com
I know it's supposed to be no rehearsing, but you know. It might be a good thing.
Otherwise, great message.
Love you, Sal