In 1752, a woman in Germany penned the words of what is named today in song--"Be Still My Soul". What a powerful bible based song Katharina Amalia Dorthea von Schlegel gave us well over 250 years ago ...

Equal parts heart-felt folk art songs and unexpectedly personal explanations of their cultural, emotional origins, Kiah’s ...

“It is well, it is well with my soul.” (See first verse of “It Is Well With My Soul,“ ”Hymns — For Home and Church,” No. 1003.) These words came to Horatio in a moment of desperate need. They buoyed ...

O sweet savior, may thy face smile on my soul all free. Oh may I cry with rapturous love, I've placed my trust in thee.