Reformed Presbyterians Singing Psalm 102

Four parts, a cappella, and especially splendid because of the huge number of singers, this recording comes from a conference of Reformed Presbyterians at Calvin College. This denomination was also called the Covenanters in Scotland, where the practice of "public covenanting" was practiced starting in the 16th century.  The covenant asserted the Kingship of Christ over secular rulers. They remain the most conservative group of Presbyterians. Strictly evangelical, Biblical - and obviously musical. Remember - no one sang anything but psalms for quite some time in the churches of the reformation.

They use no instruments in their worship and use only the psalms as their music. The setting comes from a book called the "Book of Psalms for Singing 1973."

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