The angelic voice of Dan McGeachy singing and  playing guitar
in 2009.
Recorded and  produced by Mark Beall
at Hick House Recording.

DannyBoy.12.22.09

A piano rendition of the old hymn, played by Mark Beall. Recorded at Hick House Recording.

There is a brief introduction, followed by two  verses of the  hymn.   After a brief pause, two more verses are improvised as a  meditation.

Here is the first verse and refrain:

1 Be not dismayed whate’er betide,
God will take care of you;
Beneath his wings of love abide,
God will take care of you.

Refrain:
God will take care of you,
Through ev'ry day,
O’er all the way;
He will take care of you,
God will take care of you.

The words were composed by Civilla Stillman.  Her husband, wrote the music later on the same  day.
This wonderful hymn,  has a great story behind it. 

In 1904, the Reverend W. Stillman Martin, was invited to preach at a church some distance away. That Sunday morning, Mrs. Martin became suddenly ill, making it impossible for her to accompany her husband.  Mr. Martin seriously considered cancelling his speaking assignment.   Just then, however, their young son spoke up and said, ‘Father, don’t you think that if God wants you to preach today, He will take care of Mother while you are away?’”

God Will Take Care Of You

A piano rendition of the old hymn, played by Mark Beall. Recorded at Hick House Recording.

There is a brief introduction, followed by two verses of the hymn. 

Here is the first verse and refrain:

1 Be not dismayed whate’er betide,
God will take care of you;
Beneath his wings of love abide,
God will take care of you.

Refrain:
God will take care of you,
Through ev'ry day,
O’er all the way;
He will take care of you,
God will take care of you.

The words were composed by Civilla Stillman.  Her husband, wrote the music later on the same day.
This wonderful hymn, has a great story behind it.

In 1904, the Reverend W. Stillman Martin, was invited to preach at a church some distance away. That Sunday morning, Mrs. Martin became suddenly ill, making it impossible for her to accompany her husband. Mr. Martin seriously considered cancelling his speaking assignment. Just then, however, their young son spoke up and said, ‘Father, don’t you think that if God wants you to preach today, He will take care of Mother while you are away?’”

God Will Take Care Of You, Part One

A piano rendition of the old hymn, played by Mark Beall. Recorded at Hick House Recording.

After is a brief introduction, two verses are improvised as a meditation.

Here is the first verse and refrain:
1 Be not dismayed whate’er betide, 
God will take care of you; 
Beneath his wings of love abide, 
God will take care of you.

Refrain: God will take care of you, 
Through ev'ry day, O’er all the way; 
He will take care of you, 
God will take care of you.

The words were composed by Civilla Stillman. Her husband, wrote the music later on the same day. This wonderful hymn, has a great story behind it.
In 1904, the Reverend W. Stillman Martin, was invited to preach at a church some distance away. That Sunday morning, Mrs. Martin became suddenly ill, making it impossible for her to accompany her husband. Mr. Martin seriously considered cancelling his speaking assignment. Just then, however, their young son spoke up and said, ‘Father, don’t you think that if God wants you to preach today, He will take care of Mother while you are away?’”

God Will Take Care Of You, Part Two

From the CD,  "JOY !" 
Recorded by the Contemporary Choir, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Madison, TN.  
Recorded, programmed, engineered and mixed by Mark Beall.

Jesus, Oh What A Wonderful Child

From the CD, "JOY !"
Recorded by the Contemporary Choir, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Madison, TN.
Recorded, engineered and mixed by Mark Beall.

Shelter Your Name

Crank up your speakers, this is the famous Easter hymn,  often used as the opening hymn on Easter Sunday.    Since so many people are worshipping at home in 2020, we  hope  this might bring some festive  joy to you.   
This is the full version,  an introduction followed  by  four verses.  

The mighty Hick House virtual organ (played by Mark Beall) is joined by the talented trumpet player, Peter Duarte.  He recorded both trumpet  parts on his cell phone, as he  played with the pre-recorded organ.  After emailing his MP4's to Hick House Recording,  a final  mix was accomplished .  The arrangement is by Mark Beall.   

Peter played this arrangement in 2015 at the Easter service at Nashville's First Lutheran Church, so it is very appropriate for him to play it again for this online presentation !  

HE IS RISEN !  HE IS RISEN INDEED !!

markbeall