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  • Is Pat Shannon on this video? She was my favorite.

  • @227gayle She wasnt in the choir in the video. She was such a singer!

  • @Institutionalkid

    Thank you for your response. Did you know Pat? She was my hero as was the choir when I first heard them in the mid 70's. I used to call the dj and dedicate her song to my grandmother, wishing I could visit the church. After all of these years and now with the internet, I only wish I had this access way back then. I always wanted to meet Pat and am shocked that you say she has long passed. How can I find out more about her?

  • I rember Bishop JC and Pastor Carl Williams Jr. used to direct the IRC when I first fell in love with choie back in the 70's . My church here in Maryland used to sing many of IRC songs. My God if I were to start naming names, I know I'd miss some one very special who have reached out and touched my heart through the years.....God bless you InstitutionalKid!!!!

  • That church is Mt. Pleasant (6614 S. Blackstone Ave, in Chicago)

  • another great song by institutional...I can have a goood praise dance off of this one!

  • I would like to know if this is the same choir that sang the song i made a vow to the lord?

  • Was that Steve Jones at 1:23-25 over in the right side of the choir?

  • I grew up in churches like this in NY. We use to tare these songs up! That's how you praise! Just have your break bench money ready we use to say. LOL Can't find too many churches like it today. Its a shame.

  • I am proud to say that this is the wonderful sound I grew up on as a young musician in North Carolina!!! I was the church drummer back then and my father who was and still is the organist taught Stretch Out to our youth choir and of course we use to tare it up in Raeford, NC.

  • where is jc white now?and what church did he belong to?

  • he is now the pastor at the catherdral of praise in ct. the pastor of youthful praise....

    he belonged at INSTITUTIONAL cogic...until he went to ct and founded his own church back in the late 70s

  • Is that Bishop JC White I see?

  • yup

  • Gohead,Gohead!

  • I miss this kinda church, so much. :)

  • Well we still have it!!

    Institutional COGIC INTL

    170 Adlephi Street

    brooklyn, New York 11205

  • Thanks. :)

  • praise God I may have to come up there as well and tear the carpet up, lol as I have done down here.

  • Sing First Lady White...OMG this takes me way back

  • sing sherri

  • ARE THEY IN CHIACGO?

  • IS INSTITUTIONAL COGIC?

  • this is Institutional COGIC..OOO YES..this is the church choir

  • man i can really appreaciate clips like this, you just don't really get this to much. maybe yall C.O.G.I.C. peeps but us new age Apostolic's missing out. I truly miss this. p.s I don't mean just shouting but back then the praise just looked so geniuine and people really lead the songs under the annointing, and everybody wasn't tryint to be kim burell or my girl Karen you know? anyway nice clip

  • us Holy folk down here in Greater Saint Paul Holy Church and Victory Deliverance Temple Church and Pilgrim Rest FWB be having church like this all the time, letting the Lord have his way.

  • Well alright!! where are you guys from?

  • I am from Maple Hill North Carolina, a predominantly black community, and we get crazy for the Lord down here.

    I am a member at Greater Saint Paul Holy Church where Bishop F.C.Barnes is the pastor, and I am also a member at heart at Victory Deliverance Temple Church where Bishop Lacy J. Pickett is the pastor.

    We can have some "hand clapping foot stomping tongue talking Holyghost sanctified" church down here.

  • Ok I'm gonna need some directions so I can come and help tear up the rug because I love that kind of service

  • child all I can say is GPS us, lol Maple Hill NC 28454

  • Amen! We still do it at Greater St. Paul N/D Church (holiness) in SC too!!!! Ain't nothing like good old-fashioned, foot-stomping, hand clapping, fan-waving CHURCH!!!! I'm talking 'bout church where the ushers gotta come at you with the passed-out sheet! LOL And if y'all don't know what that is, then y'all ain't got that kinda church! LOL

  • amen amen , I know what you talking about, and don't forget the kind of church where the Ushers get into the spirit of God and have to give him a praise.

    my God my God, that is my kind of church

  • YES!

  • I'm interested in haveing the last institutional reunion recording on cd.the entire reunion.

  • @blessed971 message me

  • Who originally wrote this song? I've been looking in the stores for this song and cant find it!

  • This song was written by Bishop JC White for the Institutional Radio Choir in the 60's....We dont have the album in stores...but we can arrange that to get the album to you. Because we have all of our Albums now converted into Cd.So you could just message me..and we will send you the cd with "Stretch Out" on it

  • Nancy Harmon and the Victory Voices used to sing this. Nancy played the organ and would tear everything up! LOL! I love this song.

  • i turned this up and tore down the house... talk about cutting a step...now this is foot service music...praise him!

  • The One & Only Master Choir Director James Chambers

  • is that james chambers directing?

    the founder of chicago mass choir?

  • hes on the side with the blue and pink robe on.

  • and that is the honorable Professor L. Stanley Davis next to him...

  • This is at Original Mt Pleasant Baptist Church, 67th & Blackstone. Dr. Errol Redwell Pastor

  • Lord look at Eddie Rollins!

  • WHAT CHURCH IN CHICAGO?

  • good ole shoutin' song!

  • ohhh yes it is!!

  • That's Gloria White right?

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