Showing posts with label Jay Robinson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jay Robinson. Show all posts

Saturday, November 14, 2015

EARLY THANKSGIVING PRAISES FILL SANCTUARIES IN RIVERSIDE, LOMA LINDA, AND MENIFEE

The Thanksgiving season started early for His Voice as they had two weekends of singing praises to area churches in the month of November, the 14th and 21st. 
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The first concert day was Saturday, November 14, 2015, His Voice lead by Jay Robinson directing the men's chorus in Michael Naluai's absence.  His Voice traveled to Riverside to share sweet Gospel melodies with Pastor Paul and Esper Lungrin's congregation at the Arlington Seventh-day Adventist Church on Magnolia Avenue for their morning worship service. 
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In the afternoon, His Voice sang at the final meeting of a prohecy seminar at the Loma Linda Chinese Seventh-day Adventist and at a Sabbath Vesper's at the Valley Adventist Church in Menifee on Bradley. 
Below are a few photos from the concert day. . . 


MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE at 
RIVERSIDE'S ARLINGTON ADVENTIST CHURCH:
A beautiful silhouette of the Arlington Adventist Church
The early-bird ladies of the church welcomed His Voice in the gym.
Practicing with Jay - sans piano

New His Voice member, Duane Hedrick, is welcomed by singers Harold Van Dyke & Bob Ferguson
Jay Robinson leads the men of His Voice during the morning worship service
Pastor Paul and his wife Esper
Pastor Paul warmly greeting his congregation
His Voice storyteller Bob Ferguson is happy to hear responses from his young audience

A little one prays after the children story
His Voice singer Tim Parker happy to have His Voice sing at his church
Singing boldly: tenors Rudy Gumangan, Duane Hedrick, Bob Fergsuon, Tim Parker, and Ron Tkalec

Family and friends stand up for a young man being baptized by Pastor Paul
 Fifteen year old Craig Hernandez with Pastor Paul following his baptism
Pastor Paul listens intently from the baptistry as His Voice sings the church's traditional closing hymn

Everyone enjoyed the abundant feast following the worship service in the church gym




AFTERNOON PROPHECY SEMINAR CONCERT 
at the CHINESE ADVENTIST CHURCH:

A view of the Loma Linda Adventist Chinese Church from Mountain View Avenue
Listening to His Voice during the Prophecy Crusade

Jay Robinson directing His Voice at the Chinese Church

The cheering section - His Voice wives and friends

His Voice Pianist Jerry Albritton sharing his inspirational medley at the piano


















EVENING VESPERS  CONCERT AT 
VALLEY ADVENTIST CHURCH IN MENIFEE:
    NOTE: We should have some photos for this section shortly.  Our apologies!

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

HAPPY TRAILS IN NORCO



Saturday morning, October 11, 2014, His Voice journeyed into Western Riverside County to the city of Norco, unique in its 500 acres of parkland with an amazing 95 miles of pedestrian and equestrian trails.
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 The men's chorus joined the Norco Adventist Church family on Corona Avenue off I-15, for their 11 o'clock worship service.  Jay Robinson, one of the fine men of His Voice, graciously accepted the assignment to direct His Voice this day as Director Mike Naluai was recuperating from surgery.
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The deep sounds of men singing together filled the spacious sanctuary as Jay lead the men through the Gospel story in song . Singing "Holy Holy Holy, I Love You Lord, Sinner Saved by Grace, Satisfied, Grace, Marvelous Grace, Christ is the Rock, Steal Away, No More Night, Steppin' on the Clouds, Soon and Very Soon."

Following the worship concert, His Voice shared their CDs with the congregation  including the newest CD, Jerry Albritton's album,"Lord, Lift Us Up."  The men and their families enjoyed the delicious fellowship dinner with new friends. By the end of their visit to Norco, perhaps they could've been heard singing, "Happy Trails to You, Until We Meet Again . . . "

Special thanks to Kevin Ferguson for capturing the concert in the photos shown below.
The Norco Adventist Church decorated for Autumn

The Norco Seventh-day Adventist Church, on Corona Avenue- www.norco.adventistfaith.org


Norco Church's spacious sanctuary - with Jay Robinson, Assistant Director and Jerry Albritton at the pianist

Assistant Director Jay Robinson leading His Voice at Norco

His Voice Bass Buddy Fisher introducing a song


His Voice singing the Gospel song, Satisfied, "Looked at my hands and they looked new . . . "

The Ferguson family, L-R: Ethel, Bob, and Kevin Ferguson, also His Voice photographer for the day!

Photos by Kevin Ferguson
Story by Nancy Troyer
HisVoiceNews@aol.com

Wednesday, January 29, 2014

HIS VOICE RETURNS TO BURNING EMBERS CLUB

Thursday, January 23, 2014, His Voice set aside their usual practice night and made a return visit to the Sun City church, His Light on the Hill for a night of praise with the  "Burning Embers" 55+ Senior's Club nearby.  
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The men's chorus was welcomed by Pastor John Salzman.  Assistant Director Jay Robinson lead the men's chorus in Michael Naluai's place with pianist Jerry Albritton on the electric piano.  Below are a few photos from that event.
 

Jay Robinson, Assistant Director of His Voice, lead the men Thursday night.

Buddy Fisher introduced the group and the next few songs. L-R: John Trautman,
Rudy Gumangan, Chris Christopher, Buddy Fisher, Tom Tillinghast, and Dale Anderson

The congregation had fun clapping along!

Tenors Mario Rocha, John Trautman, and Rudy Gumangan reach new heighths
 Jay Robinson encouraged the congregation to sing along with the men's chorus
His Voice Pianist Jerry Albritton at the electric piano

A beautiful tapesty at the rear of the sanctuary


Hitting a sweet note ...
Basses Rad Krkljus & Bob Opp
 
Tenor Ron Tkalec's shared his testimony in song
His Voice enjoyed the warm spirit of praise present at His Light Church "Burning Embers" Club

Pastor John Salzman closed the concert with appreciation to
His Voice and a prayer of thanksgiving to God
 
His Voice Bass Bob Opp intently listening

A happy couple with CD in hand

Tenor Dale Anderson greeting a lady
 
Everyone had a smile that warmed hearts all around!
As everyone headed to their cars, some members stayed by to help Pastor Salzman . L-R: Gabriel Cantu, Jim Katalinich, Carrie Katalinich, His Voice Bass Harold Van Dyke, John and Sheila Salzman
 
 
Photos by Nancy Troyer
HisVoiceNews@aol.com

Tuesday, October 22, 2013

AMAZING GRACE AT ST. STEPHEN'S

"On the twenty-first sunday after Pentecost," October 13, 2013, the men of His Voice lead by Jay Robinson, director in Mike Naluai's absence, sang for the dual congregations of St. Stephen's Episcopal and the Shekinah Glory Churches in Menifee.  
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The men's chorus began the worship service in song later followed by a communion service lead by Rev. W. Clarke Prescott, pastor of St. Stephen's and a rousing sermon by Rev. Michael Kahn, pastor of Shekinah Glory.  Following the worship service, a delicious meal was served nearby.
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Below are a few pictures from that morning . . .
 
A beautiful prayer corner in the church
The first words on the cross are "Amazing Grace"
 
St Stephen's Episcopal Church at 26704 Murrieta Road, Menifee, CA
Website: www.ststephensmenifee.com

His Voice singing to the Episcopal congregation.

COMFORTING GIFTS
Rev. Prescott gave a lady awaiting surgery
 a beautiful prayer quilt made by the ladies of the church

Jay Robinson directing the men of His Voice


Gathering together


His Voice Baritone Don Troyer sharing the mission of His Voice with the congregation


His Voice wives Barb Shipman and Elizabeth
Albritton enjoying the service

L-R: Sid Shipman, Rodney Knight, Ron Tkalec, Bob Ferguson,
 John Trautman, Mario Rocha, Nick Gutierrez, and Tom Tillinghast

His Voice Tenor Ron Tkalec sharing with the church family

Jay Robinson and Jerry Albritton leading the men of His Voice

Baritone Don Troyer visiting with a couple from St. Stephens

L-R: John Trautman, Rad Krkljus, Tom Tillinghast, Ron Tkalec, Rev. Kahn, Jay Robinson, and Donald Gwinn

Prayer quilts were given to two members in the congregation
 and each tie on the quilt represented a prayer .

His Voice Baritone Don Troyer visiting with a mother who received a prayer quilt on behalf
of her daughter who was critically injuried in a motorcycle accident.
 
A member of  the congregation sits quietly in meditation


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