Comments on: Creating an Interfaith Playlist

By: Who Are You? « MORMON SOPRANO

Who Are You? « MORMON SOPRANO — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:33:18 +0000

[...] and while you are at it, just for kicks, you could also share your favorite song on the interfaith playlist post. (so far my friends, it is frankly not faring too well) –that is probably pushing it, [...]

By: sweetisthepeace

sweetisthepeace — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:38:28 +0000

I think that Bruce R. McConkie’s “I Believe in Christ” is a treat for anybody who believes in Christ. I don’t know how many millions (okay, slight exaggeration, but still) of times the MoTab has sung this one, but of course the most famous recording is “Hymns of Faith,” where Elder McConkie drawls out a couple of verses himself. There it is more than just a hymn. It is a very personal testimony of a man who spent his entire life in devoted Christian service. Actually, all or most of that album could probably work as an “Interfaith Playlist.”

By: mormonsoprano

mormonsoprano — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 12:07:09 +0000

Ok, I am responding to my own post so I can give you an example. Title, Artist,and then reason why it is important to you for the list. Song #1. "My Song In The Night" - Mormon Tabernacle Choir (I wrote a post about this piece) When I hear this song I think of sitting by my daughter's hospital bed for weeks last year crying to the Lord, and learning to have faith and to wait on Him. The song becomes a prayer, and it also becomes a spiritual awakening. For me, this song bears witness that we are never alone, and it is a personal reminder to me that even when I was in my darkest hours, I was comforted & taken care of in beautiful ways.