Learn a relaxing and easy method to tie the Sheet Bend knot, a reliable knot used for connecting two ropes of different sizes. Perfect for camping, sailing, fishing, and outdoor skills, this step by ...

A young minister’s two-mile walk in the rain provided the inspiration for “How Great Thou Art,” most recent addition to the great hymns of our time. The story of the hymn gains interest through the ...

Though he's best known for his hit "Pretty Little Poison," Warren Zeiders seems to be focused on spiritual matters these days. In September he put out "Only Bible," which he co-wrote. Now, he's back ...

Picture yourself at a concert. If you’re standing by the soundboard, usually near the rear center of the venue, you’ll enjoy the best possible version of the band’s performance—what the “sound guy,” ...

The art world is rife with persistent myths and associations, some of which are based on socio-economic factors that have prevailed for, well, millennia. For instance, wealthy patrons have ...

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On September 16, 2010, Pope Benedict XVI attended a Roman Catholic mass in Scotland at Glasgow's Bellahouston Park with 65,000 people in attendance, per Billboard — and Boyle was the performing guest ...

It’s not new for Carrie Underwood to sing “How Great Thou Art,” but that didn’t make her performance of the gospel classic Sunday night any less special. The country music superstar closed out an ...

American Idol celebrated Easter Sunday with a special "Songs of Faith" episode on Sunday night (April 20), and Carrie Underwood's performance was arguably the crown jewel of the whole evening.

Taking the stage during American Idol‘s first-ever Easter special, Carrie Underwood belted the timeless hymn ” How Great Thou Art.” Carrie's rendition of "How Great Thou Art" has ALWAYS been my ...

Simply stunning… I really don’t even have the words to describe how much I love this. The original hymn was written in 1885 by Swedish preacher Carl Boberg and is one if, if not the, most recognizable ...