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You’ll be excited to know that Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is on tour in 2024. If you’ve waited a long time to see Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir live, the wait is over. Check Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir tour dates to find all tour stops on the upcoming tour & get tickets to see Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir live on tour at a show near you.

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The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir Bio

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is directed by Carol Cymbala, the wife of Pastor Jim Cymbala. The 270-voice choir, which for the most part is composed of vocally untrained church members, has recorded three videos, three DVDs and numerous albums, winning five Dove Awards and six Grammy Awards. Their concert venues in New York City have included Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, and the Madison Square Garden Theater. They also had the honor of singing at the Billy Graham Crusades that were held in New York City’s Central Park and Flushing Meadows Park. The choir sang at the 2012 Presidential inauguration in Washington, DC before an estimated viewing audience of 1 billion people. The recognition that the choir has received has provided them with an open door for ministry in presenting the gospel message through music to people all over the world.

But the choir was not always such a large ensemble. It actually began with nine people in the mid-1970s. Soon the small choir became a vital part of the worship services of The Brooklyn Tabernacle. In the early 1980s Carol felt a desire to make a first recording. When she had trouble finding enough material, Carol began to write songs herself. The funds for the production of the first choir recording were raised by the choir members themselves who pre-sold albums to their friends and family members. The choir ended up raising enough funds to cover the rental of a large studio for one night, during which all of the sound tracks, vocals, and solos had to be recorded. What a joy it was for those early choir members to distribute that first album to their friends and loved ones!

After nearly thirty years of recordings and live performances, Carol and the choir continue to rely on the Lord for his grace and direction in their ministry. The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir is a highly unlikely group of people, a mixture of ethnic and economic backgrounds, in the heart of a city synonymous with coldness and decay. Made up of doctors, attorneys and former street people, nurses and ex-crack addicts, the choir is a unique cross section of humanity. Pastor Cymbala explains: "None of us would have met if it weren’t for Christ. Our backgrounds are just too diverse. But all of us have one thing in common: we have all been lifted up and changed by the power of Jesus Christ. So the choir sings, not about a mere theological doctrine, but about what has happened to them. It’s not just the lyrics of a song; it’s a reality to each of them." Starting each rehearsal with prayer reinforces that principle as the choir asks the Lord to bless their music and anoint their songs for the services.

"I just want to see people drawn to Jesus Christ," Carol Cymbala says, "I want the music to be the arrow that points them to him."

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Music & the Spoken Word: Full of faith and hope

Faith is what empowers people to walk in the lord’s ways with confidence that he will guide them, observes derrick porter.

By The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square

Editor’s note: “ The Spoken Word ” is shared by Derrick Porter each Sunday during the weekly Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square broadcast. This will be given Sunday, Aug. 18, 2024.

Thousands of years ago, the psalmist wrote these comforting words: “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning” ( Psalm 30:5 ). That message of faith and hope is just as needed today, because nights of weeping haven’t gone away. Often, when darkness descends in our lives, we can’t help but wonder if the light will ever return. But it always does come, and with it the chance for improvement and renewal.

We don’t have to see the light to believe it is there. That’s what faith is — to hope for things that are not seen but that are true (see Hebrews 11:1 ; Alma 32:21 ). Our hope and faith, if they are to have any depth or meaning, must rest on something greater than ourselves. To produce renewal and rescue from the heartaches of life, faith and hope need to be centered in Jesus Christ.

One night, a young mother was up late, worrying about a situation involving one of her children. She needed to make a decision and wasn’t sure what to do. So, she called her older and wiser friend for some advice. The friend listened and told her: “Be sure to pray before you go to bed. Wait until the morning to make your decision. Everything seems better in the morning.” And it did. The next morning, the young mother was able to think more clearly and feel more peace about what to do. Her faith and hope in the Lord gave her the peace she needed and then the courage to act.

Faith and hope are, after all, principles of action and power. Faith doesn’t mean just thinking about how much you believe in God. And hope doesn’t mean just wishing He’ll intervene. Sometimes faith and hope require waiting patiently on the Lord, but more often they require following Him courageously.

Faith is what empowers us to walk in the Lord’s ways with confidence that He will guide us. And hope is what inspires us to keep going, even when the way is dark, with unshakable trust that the light will come. Along the way, we find that the faith and hope that started us on our journey grow as we continue to move forward. Perhaps this is why we call Jesus Christ both the Author and the Finisher of our faith and hope (see Hebrews 12:2 ).

Tuning in …

The “Music & the Spoken Word” broadcast is available on KSL-TV, KSL News Radio 1160AM/102.7FM, KSL.com , BYUtv , BYUradio , Dish and DirecTV, SiriusXM (Ch. 143), tabernaclechoir.org , youtube.com/TheTabernacleChoir and Amazon Alexa (must enable skill). The program is aired live on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Mountain Time on these outlets. Look up broadcast information by state and city at musicandthespokenword.com/viewers-listeners/airing-schedules .

The Tabernacle Choir A World Class Experience

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This Day in Aviation

Important dates in aviation history, tag archives: apollo-soyuz test project, 17 july 1975.

At 12:20 UTC, 15 July 1975, Soyuz 19 launched from Gagarin’s Start at Baikonur Cosmosdrome, Kazakh SSR with Alexei Leonov and Valeri Kubasov, both on their second space flights. The launch vehicle was a Soyuz-U three-stage rocket.

At 19:50 UTC, 15 July 1975, Apollo ASTP lifted off from Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral, Florida. The crew was Thomas P. Stafford on his fourth space flight, Vance D. Brand on his first, and Donald K. “Deke” Slayton also on his first. The launch vehicle was a Saturn IB.

At 16:19:09 UTC, 17 July 1975, the two orbiting spacecraft rendezvoused in orbit and docked. Using a Docking Module airlock, the two crews each opened their spacecraft hatches and shook hands. The two ships remained joined for 44 hours, separating once for the Soyuz crew to take its turn to maneuver for docking with the Apollo Command and Service Module.

The Apollo command module from the mission is on display at the California Science Center in Los Angeles. The descent module of Soyuz 19 is on display at the RKK Energiya museum in Korolyov, Moscow Oblast, Russia.

This was the final flight of the Apollo spacecraft.

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