Introit: "Tear Down The Walls" and Hymn: "All Are Welcome"

[joenwayne]

@evamusic81399

Thanks for viewing and your compliments.

[MrJamesira]

I really have enjoyed your postings. Do you have a contact address for Robert Demmert and/or has his introit - "Tear Down the Walls" been published?

[deanmbamartin]

How do I get a hold of the copy of the choral piece of Tear Down The Walls? We do not have much liturgical music resources here in the Philippines.. Thanks!!!

[joenwayne]

@deanmbamartin

The music "Tear Down the Walls That Divide Us" exists only in manuscript form. The church has permission from the composer to use it, but does not have permission to copy it.

Thanks for viewing.

Greetings to you in the Philippines from New Jersey, USA.

[Organsk8er]

Wonderful. The best on YouTube.

[joenwayne]

@Organsk8er Thanks for viewing and your very kind comments.

[blacksmithe1]

Both are such beautiful and meaningful songs. You should def. keep playing and recording you and your wonderful choir and organ. You also have a good, in tune, congregation.

[joenwayne]

Thanks for your kind comments and for viewing.

[dacatholicbandorgan]

Is this one of those Episcopalian Churchs that will be returning with Rome in the next few months?

[joenwayne]

No.

[dacatholicbandorgan]

well, why in the world not?

[joenwayne]

You asked a question and I answered it.

If you would like to visit Redeemer (Church of the Redeemer, 36 South Street, Morristown, NJ 07960) and get to know the parish then you will be able to answer your last question.

[BassPedal2009]

how do episcopal processions work. i'm catholic and the preist starts at the back and goes to the front but the episcopals look like they start from the front go to the back and front again

[joenwayne]

Hi,

Good question. I don't think that there is any one way a processional is done in the Episcopal church. For us our Sacristy and Choir Room are out a side door by the front - so we start our procession normally by processing to the back via a side aisle and then down the center to the front.

Thanks for viewing and your comments.

[joenwayne]

This particular Sunday was a "festival" Sunday, and not our usual.

[BassPedal2009]

in my church the choir just goes to there loft because they have no part in the procession just for the hymns

[bbgfe1]

Who cares? They are a heresies. The Devil has a strong hold on these Protestants.

[BassPedal2009]

dude what the hell is ur problem. the devil stays in hell and god protects those who believe no matter how they choose to wroship him. think before you open ur mouth

[bbgfe1]

And you had better learn your religion. I thought you were one of them. See comment above.

[BassPedal2009]

that doesn't make any sense. im catholic and have respect for protestants. i asked a simple question and wanted a simple answer which the owner of this video gave me. now they might have to take this video down now because comment were made on it that didn't need to be.

[joenwayne]

Hi "BassPedal2009",

No, I didn't have to take the video away, just "bbgfe1". Don't know what his problem is, but he seems to have no respect for anyone.

Kind regards,

Wayne

[BassPedal2009]

im sorry conversation such as this have to take place on videos that are meant for musical enjoyment and religious slander is involved

[Andrewcarey87]

I love that song but my parents doesn't like it but I don't mind it when the choir at my Church sing that song.

[tippymugs]

This was the opening hymn at my house blessing but I had to copy it from a Catholic hymnal because it's not in the Episcopal Hymnal 1982, is it?

[joenwayne]

Correct, it is not in EH 1982.

[HymnTimeGospelSongs]

I truly enjoyed this great hymn what a blessing .a 5***** star production for sure.

[joenwayne]

Thanks for viewing and your kind comments.

[pertencoacristo]

This hymns are so beautifull!

[joenwayne]

Thank you for viewing and your comments. Greetings to you in Brazil from New Jersey, USA.

[pipeorgan4ever]

Great way to start the Mass. Thanks for posting.

[joenwayne]

Thanks for your comments and for viewing.