The 12th Annual Folk School Christian Harmony Singing

John C. Campbell Folk School
Brasstown, Cherokee County, North Carolina
Saturday, July 9, 2005

Most selections from The Christian Harmony ('Alabama book', Deason-Parris revision, 2002 printing), except for eight from The Christian Harmony (‘Carolina book’, 1873 facsimile, 1994 reprint), which are tagged with 'CHw'.
Singers often led two songs at a time.

Bob Dalsemer welcomed the singers to the school.
Brother Ralph Parker gave the opening prayer.

67b, Dundee - Laurel Horton
107, Resignation
245, Bozrah - Wayne Richard
225b, Martin
27t, Morning Worship - Ed Smith
136, Sherburne
248, Twilight is Falling - Jackie Elsner
143, Farther Along
82b, Gospel Waves - Ralph Parker
117, Angel Band
135, Raymond - Susie Smith
64, Youthful Blessings
50, Cranbrook - Judy Mincey
258, Thorny Desert
248b (CHw), Union - Sharon Kellam
147t (CHw), Fairfield
143t (CHw), Coleshill - Guy Bankes
198 (CHw), Creation
171, Sessions - Jane Spencer
88, Pisgah
359, Wondrous Love - Carl Blozan
109, Not Made with Hands
30b, Dennis - Robert Varkony
35b, Boylston
153 (CHw), Columbus - Mary Baumeister
206b (CHw), Supplication
255, Watchman (Second) - Larry Beveridge
316, This Heavy Load
Grace, Dan Huger

DINNER

299, Green Meadows - Laurel Horton
54t (CHw), Little Marlborough - June Smathers-Jolley
159t (CHw), The Saint's Delight
184, Where We'll Never Grow Old - Andy Morse
274, Mother Tell Me of the Angels
27b, Missionary Herald - John Plunkett
234, The Singing Christian
249t, Green Fields - Cora Sweatt
291, Warrenton
46t, The Hill of Zion - Steve Walker
207t, Windham
106, Sweet Rivers - Becky Walker
81t, Maitland
206, Prayer Meeting - Ken George
55b, Idumea
105b, Hamburg - Michael Spencer
40b, Weeping Sinners
23b, Evening Hymn - Leslie Alperin
293, Lenox
61t, North Carolina - Lee Rogers
304, Blue Vale of Naucoochee
215, In That Morning - Dorothy Lane
214, Hosanna - Scott Swanton
86t, Ortonville
332, Babylonian Captivity - Dan Huger
185, Corinth

Announcements

Closing prayer, Ed Smith
200, Parting Hand

Thanks to the Folk School and Bob Dalsemer for their kind hospitality.
There were over a hundred singers.
The day was overcast, but not raining.
Minutes by Larry Beveridge and Dan Huger.