This song seems to be the Afrikaans version of Across the bridge. I hope Virginia Lee made it safely across. Jesus said: “I am the way, the truth, and the life, no man cometh unto the Father but by me.
When I was a little boy, someone had a record of Slim Whitman singing country gospel songs, and I loved it. Some of those songs are featured here, and I hope they are a blessing to you. I had 36 songs listed, but most of them have been taken off the YouTube. So I will try again. Slim Whitman has come to the end of the way, and I trust he has made it safely into the arms of Jesus. I think these country gospel songs are a tribute to his faith in Christ. This morning as I watched the sunrise I was singing: “Sunrise tomorrow.”
Track No.1…With God’s Hand In Mine (3.08) 2…He Bought My Soul At Calvary (6.26) 3…What A Friend We Have In Jesus (9.03) 4…He Reached Down His Hand (12.10) 5…A Miracle Of Love (14.44) 6…Carried On The Shoulders Of The Shepherd (17.29) 7…My Father Watches Over Me (20.07) 8…How Great Thou Art (23.00) 9…He Set My Tears To Music (25.17) 10…Who At My Door Is Standing (28.07) 11…He’ll Understand And Say Well Done (30.38) 12…The Love Of God
Track No. 1…I’ll Walk With God (3.05) 2…Whispering Hope (5.52) 3.,..I’m A Pilgrim (7.58) 4…An Evening Prayer (10.20) 5…Jesus Took My Burden (12.30) 6…Sunrise (17.09) 7…Walk Beside Me (19.18) 8…Each Step I Take (22.12) 9…The Great Judgement Morning (25.01) 10…He Lives On High (26.54) 11…Today Is Mine (28.38) 12…When I Go To My Garden
Country Gospel Songs are my favorite type of music, so I am sharing some songs with you that I enjoy, and hope you enjoy them too. God bless America, and the rest of the world.
I have this one earlier, but here it is again by Donna Fargo. I first heard this song back in 1976, when we were visiting in Virginia, USA. I heard this it on somebody’s car radio, and loved it. Back in South Africa, I found it in a record store in Hillbrow, sung by Connie Smith, so I bought it, and sang it. It means a lot to me. I have met some people in South Africa who were like Jesse Taylor, and whose lives have been changed by faith in Jesus.
I had a record of Johnny Cash singing this song. In Germiston we had a big yard at one house where we stayed, and we used to make a fire in the garden, and sit around it singing. I often used to start with this song as we sat staring at the fire.
I heard this song on a record at Pastor Ogden’s house in 1966 when I was doing military training in Gwelo, and it is so nice to find it again on the YouTube. May God bless these people who are loading up these wonderful songs.
I have sung this song many times. It has a very powerful message. I first heard it on a record by Andre Pelser, when I had meetings with John Hitchcock in Fort Victoria (Rhodesia).