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The Cathedrals’ Powerful Version of “Then Came The Morning”

Few gospel songs capture the hope of the resurrection as powerfully as “Then Came The Morning,” and The Cathedrals delivered one of its most memorable performances. Known for their rich four-part harmonies and heartfelt delivery, The Cathedrals brought deep emotion and conviction to this beloved Easter classic. Their interpretation highlights the dramatic contrast between the sorrow of Christ’s crucifixion and the overwhelming joy of His resurrection, making the song a lasting favorite among Southern Gospel music fans.

Formed in 1963, The Cathedrals became one of the most influential groups in Southern Gospel history, earning widespread acclaim for their exceptional vocal talent and timeless recordings. Featuring legendary singers such as George Younce and Glen Payne, the group inspired generations of gospel artists with songs that emphasized faith, hope, and the promise of eternal life. Their powerful rendition of “Then Came The Morning” continues to encourage listeners, reminding them that after the darkness of the cross came the glorious morning of Christ’s victory over death.

The Cathedrals was an American southern gospel music group formed in the late 1960s. Known for their rich harmonies and powerful vocal arrangements, the group became a staple in the southern gospel genre. Their distinctive blend of traditional hymns and contemporary songs resonated with audiences, earning them numerous awards and accolades over the years. From 1964 through 1999, a group many cite as the finest example of Southern Gospel quartet singing ever, toured the nation and the world. The Cathedrals, a Christian quartet that consisted of Ernie Haase, Scott Fowler, Glen Payne, George Younce, Danny Funderburk, and Roger Bennett, hailed from the south and started in 1964. Their charismatic performances and heartfelt messages captured the hearts of fans across the United States and beyond. The Cathedrals’ influence can still be felt today, as they paved the way for many modern gospel artists. They disbanded in 1999, but their legacy endures through timeless recordings and the continued appreciation of their music by new generations of listeners.

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Soulful Rendition of “The Haven of Rest” Live by Glen Payne and Guy Penrod

This is one of the most unforgettable performances of a church hymm ever recorded featuring two of Southern Gospel singers, Glen Payne and Guy Penrod. “The Haven of Rest.” It’s a beautiful hymn and the chorus resonates with these powerful voices: “I’ve anchored my soul in the Haven of Rest. I’ll sail the wide seas no more. The tempest may sweep o’er the wild, stormy deep; In Jesus, I’m safe evermore!

The Gaither Vocal Band was founded in the early ’80s by renowned Christian music leader Bill Gaither. GVB became one of America’s leading southern gospel vocal groups. While Bill Gaither remained the only original member of the ensemble, many well-regarded CCM/gospel singers have passed through the band’s ranks, including Russ Taff, Guy Penrod, Wes Hampton, Michael English, Mark Lowry, and David Phelps. Today, the Gaither Vocal Band roster is comprised of five power-packed voices, including Bill Gaither, Wes Hampton, Adam Crabb, Todd Suttles and Reggie Smith.

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The Haven of Rest (Lyrics)


Words by H.L. Gilmour
Music by George D. Moore
Arranged by Marty Parks


My soul, in sad exile, was out on life’s sea,
So burdened with sin and distressed;
Then I heard a sweet voice saying, “Make Me your choice,”
And I entered the Haven of Rest.

I’ve anchored my soul in the Haven of Rest.
I’ll sail the wide seas no more.
The tempest may sweep o’er the wild, stormy deep;
In Jesus, I’m safe evermore. Evermore.

I yielded myself to His tender embrace,
Faith taking hold of His Word,
My fetters fell off!
And I anchored my soul!
The Haven of Rest is my Lord!

I’ve anchored my soul in the Haven of Rest.
I’ll sail the wide seas no more.
The tempest may sweep o’er the wild, stormy deep;
In Jesus, I’m safe evermore!

Oh, I’ve anchored my soul in the Haven of Rest!
I’ll sail the wide seas no more.
The tempest may sweep o’er the wild, stormy deep;
In Jesus, I’m safe; In Jesus, I’m safe evermore! Safe evermore!

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