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Thank you, Brother Arvin, for posting these very inspiring videos.

God bless Alan Jackson!!! I do believe he's living at the foot of the Cross!!!

Best thing Alan's ever done!

Resting in the arms of Jesus, Precious Child.

@mandymoorefanatic You may!!! YAAAAAAAAA-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

He is adorable! And what a dancer!!!

@dollyabba Was! IMHO, she has destroyed that beauty with too much plastic surgery.

Kenny Hinson was one of the best singers to ever grace a stage, but Larry wasn't far behind. He's never received the credit that he deserves.

@abluechipstock

I believe he was 51 when he passed away.

@lonemapper

Preacherman4796 says it is 1962.

@InspirationsFan

Thank you.

In my very humble opinion, Kenny Hinson is the most talented gospel singer of all time, but Larry is certainly no slouch! And I totally agree with you both in that we could sure use more groups like the Hinsons today. I really do miss the Southern Gospel Music that I knew in the 60's and 70's. ...

Beautiful!!! Thank you.

@jenga1011

I was fortunate enough to see him live on the Grand Ole Opry in 1960. And I grew up in Camden, Tennessee where the plane crashed.

@jenga1011

Oh, my goodness. That's great! Your mom's name isn't Theresa, is it? I knew your dad when he was in high school. He was dating the daughter of a good friend of mine.

Sherill Nielsen was good on this song, but he couldn't touch Johnny Cook on it!

@statesmensfan63

The title of the song is My Home. It has been uploaded to YouTube by classicGospel.

I heard Rosie sing this song in person many times in Chicago and in Nashville. I have to say there is no other song that moves me to tears but this one with Rosie singing it.

@EclecticGurl13

Someone in the audience yelled and they all laughed. If you listen closely, you can hear it.

And their religion would matter because?

@barrymore

There is no acting here. Donnie sings this song from his heart and pours his soul into it. He knows that when he's called he's "Going Home". Donnie's is definitely a God given talent.

What a tear jerker!!! Donnie Sumner is just a great singer! What feeling he puts into his singing. It's like he's lived these words. No one can touch him on The Lighthouse. He does the best version of that song that I've ever heard. Bar none! Wish someone would post hm singing that song. ...

J.D. talked in same voice that he sang in. I worked where he got his hair cut in Nashville. He was a hoot, to say the least!

Wow!!! That's great! The look on J.D.'s face is priceless. Isn't that Ed Enoch to J.D.'s right? This video is wonderful. Thanks for posting it, Hoover.

@Mr99632

Please forgive my ignorance, but wasn't Whitey Gleason the piano player? I saw this group many times at Medinah Temple in Chicago at all nite singings promoted by Lloyd Orrell. That was the highlight of my Daddy's life, I'm sure. I believe Lloyd had a son named Larry who had his own...

Johnny was in a class by himself!

@kyldy

It's fabulous, isn't it???

Wow! I've never heard him do this song. He does a great job on it. Thank you for posting it.

Carl Butler was the first person I ever saw on the Grand Ole Opry. He was singing Don't Let Me Cross Over. It was in '60 or '61. I fell in love with his singing and country music and have listened to nothing since.

@21605c

Yes. Johnny passed away on May 14, 2000.

This is also a new one to me and I loved it. It's just priceless! Thank you for posting this video.

@BABSINUK

Van has a CD called Country Classics Remembered which includes this song. He has a MySpace page. You can order the CD from him.