God be with you till we meet again

One of the things we always wish to do is to pray with people. And commit them into the hands of the everlasting one.

However,
most people depart this life prepared but unaware.
Or aware but not prepare.

Believing in the resurrection power of our Lord and Saviour we have to sign

Till we meet again at Jesús feet

God be with you till we meet again is the song I used to console myself when I lost my mum, close family members. And later one of my best friends .

Till today , I always grief. And have not accepted they are gone to be with the Lord, despite the fact that I miss them and see them know.

To live in the heart of those who love you- is not to die.
Till we meet again.
Lord be with us.

There’s no better comfort than that from God

Rest well Aunty Serphine Kerubo Moindis, Forever in our Hearts

Encouraging song, comforting us while on earth 🙏

This song came to me today while reading Psalm 119:1-24. God be with you till we meet again. Brothers and Sisters, let us pray for souls and share the Gospel of Christ that others know of God’s goodness, repent of sin and follow Christ to live in His way. Then the words of this song will ring true: till we meet again (in Heaven).

A lyric of benediction, born at the moment for the need of the great “Society of Christian Endeavor, ” and now adopted into the Christian song-service throughout the Christian world. The author, Rev. Jeremiah Eames Rankin, D. D. was born in Thornton, N. H. , Jan. 2, 1828. He graduated from Middlebury College, VT. , in 1848, and labored as a Congregational Pastor for more than thirty years. He was president of Howard University, Washington, D. C. for thirteen years. Besides the “Parting Hymn, ” he wrote various practical works and religious essays. He died in 1904.

The Tune

As in a thousand other partnerships of hymns and musicians, Dr. Rankin was blessed by his composer. The tune is a symphony of hearts – – subdued at first, but then breaking into a chorus strong with uplifting hope It is a farewell with a spiritual message in it. The author, William Gould was born in Finesville,

N. J. , October 5, 1832. He died in Phillipsburg, N. J. Sept. 26, 1896. William was a soldier in the Civil War and an able writer as well as a composer. For sometime, he was editor of the High Bridge Gazette, and music was more of a vocation than a profession. He wrote the melody to Dr. Ranking’s hymn in 1880, Prof. J. W. Bischoff supplied the harmony, and the tune was first published in Gospel Bells the same year.

Brown and Butterworth 1906

Rest well dad, your memory lives on

This song was sang today @ Sis Abosede Olamide Famurewa's burial fondly called big mummy. We love you but God love you most. May your soul continue to rest in peace Amen

I found myself crying 😭 as a sing along.

Till we meet again, till we meet at Jesus' feet,

May the Lord comfort and strengthen me, till that blessed day I meet thee.

Rest in peace, my beloved wife Amblessed Chinalurumoluoma Oyiboka. You will forever be in my heart and memories.

May the Lord receive you with open arms and grant you eternal rest.