Come, Come, Ye Saints | The Tabernacle Choir

I am a former Baptist minister. I was preaching a sermon and said, there is no other scripture than the Holy Bible an others claiming scripture such as the Book of Mormon. A strong voice in my mind said "How do you know that is true." I recognized it as the Holy Spirit, so that began my quest. I made contacts and started reading the Book of Mormon. I met with the missionaries and took the discussions. My dad is also a former Baptist minister, he too while reading the Book of Mormon gained a testimony that it is true and the Word of God. I am now 82 years old and the organist for my local chapel (we call a ward as this is a world Church). I am now 82 years old, we both joined the Church 50 years ago along with our family and extended families. What a joy to be a part of the Restored Church of Jesus Christ. To know who we are, where we came from, why we are here, why life is short, and where we go when we die. Plus the wonderful things we learn in the Holy Temples of God. THIS CHURCH IS TRUE AND IS JESUS CHRIST'S RESTORED CHURCH. Thank you to all that have sacrificed so much to bring us to this day. I love you all. God Bless You All.

I am not of the LDS faith, but I never tire of listening to this hymn and other hymns of Mormon lineage. Keep the beautiful music coming!

They shut off my grandfathers oxygen a few min ago. Said a prayer and listened to this song. Till we meet again my amazing grandfather! You are loved and you will be missed.

I am Presbyterian but this hymn always gets me and I always come back to it. Thank you and praise god

A call to action. "Why should we think to earn a great reward, if we now shun the fight." Yet another tale of the human (and American) pursuit of spiritual fulfillment and individual freedom.

I am honored to be the son of pioneers on all 4 sides of my family. My Great Grandfather Horne was in the first wagon train to leave Nauvoo on that horribly cold morning in Feb 1846. So cold that it was an obvious miracle from Heaven. Why? Because the Mississippi froze so solidly that their wagons crossed on the ice all at once with no expensive, time consuming ferry taking one wagon at a time. Thanks be to God for those amazing pioneers. How can we ever repay them for their sacrifice

Growing up I’ve listened and sing this song will always put tears in my eyes…..the sacrifices they did so the church would come forth until nowadays and I’m so bless to be a member of the Lords gospel

I was born into the Church, but fell away between my twenties and sixties. Even during the time I was inactive in the Church, every time I heard this hymn, I'd get a lump in my throat. I'm now 62 and have recently come back to the Church and I gotta say this hymn (and MANY others) bring tears to my eyes, especially when the MoTab does them....

Mack Wilberg is simply a genius. Absolutely stunning arrangement 👏👏👏👏

I am not a Mormon, but I love their music. I went to hear the Mormon Tabernacel Choir many years ago when they were in Milwaukee. I loved how they did this song. This is a beautiful song of their struggle. A friend of my wife's just passed away. I am watching and listening to this in memory of her.

I don't understand this type of music but i love it now❤, my late grandfather would play it everytime especially this song. May his sould continue to rest in peace 🕊❤️🇿🇦

There are many beautiful choral anthems, but this is as good as they get. As a non-Mormon, I can only begin to imagine what strings it touches in a Mormon heart.

A very touching hymn! I'm a 2 year convert who discovered a few months before committing to be baptized that my ancestors were Mormon pioneers. Living in a toxic household, I sincerely hope I will be able to go west soon to Utah to be with my cousins who are members of the Church, and who also helped me to discover it. I am utterly grateful to my pioneer ancestors for being the link that relates me to any other members, let alone this lovely couple. And I feel the plight of the pioneers in a sense, going West to somewhere "God prepared" without "being hurt or made afraid" but being afraid of the process of getting there. It took such an emotional and physical toll on all of them. Their sacrifice is so important to us as both an example and a gift!

Every 3 years I comment on this song and look back at my old comments. I could never imagine my life would be so much more at peace and in less pain than in those days. I used to walk in constant pain and would be constantly sick all the time. All is Well, when we remain faithful.

I just want to point out how wonderful this song is, it is not only as a reference to those who survived this trial and came out well in the end. It is also a reference to the hundreds who died along this journey and yet can still say that all is well.

I am not mormon but this Choir is wonderful.

I just came back from youth trek… and oh my goodness, I feel so so very grateful for what these guys went through. I mean, they fed us so well, and we only walked around 9 miles a day, but just those three days took everything out of me! 🙁 Thank you so much dear pioneers.

I am not Mormon, but I think G-d for this hymn. My Aunt just passed, and this Hymn, which I have heard since a small child in the 50's, brings such comfort.

Inactive, but still feel chills when I hear this song.

I sometimes feel abandoned, miserable and hopeless. Having listened to this song I've learned to acknowledge, appreciate and give thanks to the lord for the precious life he granted me May God bless this choir ALL IS WELL ALL IS WELL