50 episodes
Knowing Hymn Knowing Hymn
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- Religion & Spirituality
Angi and Steve Danielson discuss the hymns of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and share their feelings, insights, and reflections about how each one brings us all closer to Jesus Christ. Each episode features personal experiences, researched information, and quite possibly some singing!
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Ep. 43 - #87, God is Love
This week on Knowing Hymn, we talk about hymn #87, God is Love with text by Thomas R Taylor and music by Thomas C Griggs. Learn about this wonderful hymn full of nature and love. Our hymn this week corresponds with the Come, Follow Me reading in 1, 2, and 3 John. Join us as we discuss finding God’s love in the world around us.
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Check out Steve’s other podcast, Moveable Do, where he interviews living composers about their lives, their musical journeys, and, of course, their music. -
Ep. 42 - #228, You Can Make the Pathway Bright
This week on Knowing Hymn, we talk about hymn #228, You Can Make the Pathway Bright with text by Helen Silcott Dungan and music by James Dungan. Learn about this husband/wife team that created this hymn of inspiration. Our hymn this week corresponds with the Come, Follow Me reading in 1 and 2 Peter. Join us as we discuss finding joy in the midst of adversity.
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Check out Steve’s other podcast, Moveable Do, where he interviews living composers about their lives, their musical journeys, and, of course, their music. -
Ep. 41 - #26, Joseph Smith's First Prayer
This week on Knowing Hymn, we talk about hymn #26, Joseph Smith’s First Prayer with text by George Manwaring and music by Sylvanus Billings Pond and adapted by A.C. Smyth. Learn about this wonderful hymn that celebrates the beginning of the restoration of the gospel in the latter days. Our hymn this week corresponds with the Come, Follow Me reading in James. Join us as we discuss letting our faith compel us to action.
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Email: knowinghymn@gmail.com
Check out Steve’s other podcast, Moveable Do, where he interviews living composers about their lives, their musical journeys, and, of course, their music. -
Ep. 40 - #128, When Faith Endures
This week on Knowing Hymn, we talk about hymn #128, When Faith Endures with text by Naomi W. Randall and music by Stephen M. Jones. Learn how this beautiful hymn of faith was constructed out of the faith of these two faithful saints. Our hymn this week corresponds with the Come, Follow Me reading in Hebrews 7-13. Join us as we discuss great examples of faith throughout the scriptures.
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Website: KnowingHymn.weebly.com
Facebook Group: Knowing Hymn
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Email: knowinghymn@gmail.com
Check out Steve’s other podcast, Moveable Do, where he interviews living composers about their lives, their musical journeys, and, of course, their music. -
I Need Thee Every Hour - Bonus!
On this special bonus episode of Knowing Hymn, Steve shares one of his compositions: a unique setting of the text of "I Need Thee Every Hour."
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Ep. 39 - #98, I Need Thee Every Hour
This week on Knowing Hymn, we talk about hymn #98, I Need Thee Every Hour with text by Annie S. Hawkes and music by Robert Lowry. Hear about the remarkable housewife who wrote over 400 hymn text and brought us these beautiful words of joy and comfort. Our hymn this week corresponds with the Come, Follow Me reading in Hebrews 1-6. Join us as we discuss our gracious, all-knowing, and all-compassionate Savior.
Connect with us!
Website: KnowingHymn.weebly.com
Facebook Group: Knowing Hymn
Instagram: KnowingHymn
Twitter@ KnowingHymn
Email: knowinghymn@gmail.com
Check out Steve’s other podcast, Moveable Do, where he interviews living composers about their lives, their musical journeys, and, of course, their music.