Hymn: In the Garden

January 5, 2020
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Raised in a home filled with books on Western civilization, P.G. Mantel became a lover of history at an early age. An amateur writer of verse, he makes himself useful as an editor for Men of the West.

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  1. Beautiful. I grew up in congregations that sang this hymn, usually a Capella. Not fancy, not flashy or exciting,as many congregations seem to go for these days. But the cadence and pace of this hymn really fit the story in the lyrics. Joyful,peaceful song of worship. Thanks for sharing this.

    • As some YouTube commenters have noted, the gentleman on the right has a singing voice very similar to that of Burl Ives.

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