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If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Connie Stauffer!
Voicing/Instrumentation: Primary Children/Primary Solo, Vocal Solo
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Comments for this piece:
From shauna Morris: I love this song for the children in Primary. I wish I was still the choirster and I would use it. It's simple and sweet and goes with all we are studying this year.
5.0 stars.
From Lois Jensen: I love this piece, and can hear in my heart the primary children singing this with their whole hearts, coming out strongly on the chorus.
5.0 stars.
From Jason Nielsen: Beautiful
5.0 stars.
More about Connie Stauffer:
I was raised in Thatcher, Utah, a small town west of Tremonton on the north end of the state. Home is where I enjoy being the most. If I leave, it is usually for something very important. To relax or to waste a few minutes, I gravitate to my piano. My favorite thing to do is to turn out the lights when I'm alone and play to my heart's content. This is one way I find ideas for music. Another place where I've gotten more than a few ideas is when I've been exercising, whether it's walking the trails of Alpine, or riding my road bike. I think about my life and the issues of the day while walking, and those moments frequently end with music rattling through my head. I have a husband, five children and fourteen grandchildren - all of whom are the light of my life. I'd rather be with any one of them than just about anything. However, I do enjoy my solitude, which is probably why the hobby of writing music has been so appealing to me. My mother was my music teacher until she said I had outgrown her. I then took from a wonderful lady who helped shape me. Oh how I would love to have a sit-down visit with her. She probably knows me better than anyone, as she was there as I was in the process of becoming. I've been blessed with a husband who is the wind beneath my wings. He's made every possible sacrifice to encourage my music - whether just enjoying playing or writing. Were it not for his support, there is no way I could take it to the level where I can share it. The music on this site is music from my heart over the past 38+ years. It has been my solace through hard times and my joy through the good times. Much of it was "unsolicited" by me; it just came. Some of it has come through assignments or good people trusting me with their lyrics. All of it has been a miracle in my own eyes, as it was not something for which I was trained. My fingers somehow knew how to produce what was rattling through my head and by brute force it has found its way to paper. I hope you will enjoy it and let me know how you are using it. My website has much of what is here plus a lot of songs that do not fall into the "Sacred Music" genre. Feel free to visit it. I love suggestions and comments!
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If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Connie Stauffer!
Voicing/Instrumentation: Primary Children/Primary Solo, Vocal Solo
See more from Connie Stauffer.
Visit composer's personal website.
Comments for this piece:
From shauna Morris: I love this song for the children in Primary. I wish I was still the choirster and I would use it. It's simple and sweet and goes with all we are studying this year.
5.0 stars.
From Lois Jensen: I love this piece, and can hear in my heart the primary children singing this with their whole hearts, coming out strongly on the chorus.
5.0 stars.
From Jason Nielsen: Beautiful
5.0 stars.
More about Connie Stauffer:
I was raised in Thatcher, Utah, a small town west of Tremonton on the north end of the state. Home is where I enjoy being the most. If I leave, it is usually for something very important. To relax or to waste a few minutes, I gravitate to my piano. My favorite thing to do is to turn out the lights when I'm alone and play to my heart's content. This is one way I find ideas for music. Another place where I've gotten more than a few ideas is when I've been exercising, whether it's walking the trails of Alpine, or riding my road bike. I think about my life and the issues of the day while walking, and those moments frequently end with music rattling through my head. I have a husband, five children and fourteen grandchildren - all of whom are the light of my life. I'd rather be with any one of them than just about anything. However, I do enjoy my solitude, which is probably why the hobby of writing music has been so appealing to me. My mother was my music teacher until she said I had outgrown her. I then took from a wonderful lady who helped shape me. Oh how I would love to have a sit-down visit with her. She probably knows me better than anyone, as she was there as I was in the process of becoming. I've been blessed with a husband who is the wind beneath my wings. He's made every possible sacrifice to encourage my music - whether just enjoying playing or writing. Were it not for his support, there is no way I could take it to the level where I can share it. The music on this site is music from my heart over the past 38+ years. It has been my solace through hard times and my joy through the good times. Much of it was "unsolicited" by me; it just came. Some of it has come through assignments or good people trusting me with their lyrics. All of it has been a miracle in my own eyes, as it was not something for which I was trained. My fingers somehow knew how to produce what was rattling through my head and by brute force it has found its way to paper. I hope you will enjoy it and let me know how you are using it. My website has much of what is here plus a lot of songs that do not fall into the "Sacred Music" genre. Feel free to visit it. I love suggestions and comments!
Song background:
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for this piece (opens in a new window).This song came to life in the early morning, and continued creating a brain worm in my head for about two weeks. There is an optional 4th verse for those who want to use the Restoration message. Leaving this verse out works fine for any denomination that believes in Christ and the miracles we experience every day.
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Lyrics: 1. David killed Goliath with a sling and a simple stone. The only shield, his faith in God. He didn't act alone.
Chorus:
I believe in miracles. With Jesus I know I can do hard things. The miracles He did when upon the earth He lived, I know He can do for me.
2. Jesus fed five thousand with two fish and five loaves of bread. He healed the sick. He calmed the sea. He even raised the dead.
3. Jesus loves His children. He is near when I do my part. He asks me to draw near to Him and I'll feel His presence in my heart. Yes,
4. Joseph Smith was searching to know which church he should join. He knelt in prayer and asked the Lord, and was taught by The Father and His Son. Yes,
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