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From the broadcast the weekend of May 1st & 2nd, 2010: I don't know about you, but I greatly enjoy the old hymns of the church. There was so much lyric depth there, based on Scriptural principles and, often, even the language of Scripture. That's why we tried an All-Hymns Edition one year ago. Based on the great response to that program, we decided to do it again this year — and that's what this particular broadcast was. If you grew up in church, you no doubt felt right at home — and probably caught yourself singing along — as you listened to these great old hymns. I'm so glad that in recent years more of today's artists have been recording the old hymns, recognizing that they are still much-loved. It is truly lamentable that this rich heritage is being overlooked or lost in many of today's churches. One of today's group paying tribute to the old hymns of the church are the Browns, who were our Featured Artists on this program. We used songs, appropriately enough, from their current CD entitled "Heritage Hymn Collection, Vol. 1." I was glad to see that "Vol. 1" tacked on there, because that means there will be more to come! Two separate stories recounted on this program show the generational influence of old hymns. Shelly Brown related about her grandma's favorite hymn and Michaela Brown told the story of her grandma's favorite. The Browns' CD featured on this program, "Heritage Hymn Collection, Vol. 1," is available from our mailorder service, Springside. Just call 1-800-38-MUSIC to order. You can order easily from our webstore by using this link to go directly to this item. (Orders over $40 in the USA qualify for free shipping.)

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