Sir. I would also like a copy of whatever Hope of Glory you have on cd
My email is floydreaux@sbcglobal.net
Thanks
Allen

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I am also VERY interested in getting the music of Hope of Glory. If anyone can hook me up with their music I would greatly appreciate it. My email is sportsplus.emb@gmail.com. I live in Virginia but grew up in Dallas, Texas. I, too, got to see them in
concert....LOVED THEM! I used to have the vinyl...but lost it through the years.

Thanks,
Rachel

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I remember playing their album over and over, at the age of 13. One song said...Christian, how did your life get in the shape it's in? You didn't even realize the things that you were doing they were wrapped in sin. I can't tell you where you went
wrong, but Jesus blood can make you strong. All you have to do is to look upon His face. All you have to do is step inside His grace.
Now you've heard the message and the words that we've all had to say. We've lifted song and speech and our hands, and pointed to the way......
Sorry if I messed up any words.
What a blessing that album was to me as a struggling 13 year old raised in church, the world of the 70's started to wrap its hands around me....but God...in His infinite Grace was warring for my soul, and we are more than conquerors in Christ Jesus.

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They have another album called "Under the Spout Where the Glory Comes Out". This is the only albumn my parents ever bought. The names on this albumn are: Van Wilkes; Hank Alrich; Mary Egan; Tom Reed; Tomas People; Ed Vizard and Kerry (no last name given.
There is no address or date but I know it had to be late 70's (77 to 79).
Karen

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On Friday, April 1, 2016 at 8:11:57 PM UTC-7, auntjemim...@gmail.com wrote:

They have another album called "Under the Spout Where the Glory Comes Out". This is the only albumn my parents ever bought. The names on this albumn are: Van Wilkes; Hank Alrich; Mary Egan; Tom Reed; Tomas People; Ed Vizard and Kerry (no last name

given. There is no address or date but I know it had to be late 70's (77 to 79).

Karen

Karen, yes it was around 73 and I have the album and trying to put on cd.

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On Friday, July 6, 2012 at 6:44:18 PM UTC-6, ste...@nwi.net wrote:

On Tuesday, May 21, 2002 9:15:54 AM UTC-7, Jimbo156 wrote:

I am in South Texas. Back in the late 70s or early 80s, there was a
group
playing in churches in Texas called THE HOPE of GLORY. I recall at
least one album of their music. They had guitars and a drummer, but
it was far from rock...there is really nothing even close to the style
of music that they played. It was not at all raucous, the drums were
very subdued/light, never a heavy beat. Really inspirational. Anyway,
I was trying to find info about them, about name of album released, possible source, etc. but a Google search (as I thought) turned up
nothing on any group by this name. I met them once, but have long
since forgotten all of the members' names. The group may have
disbanded 20 years ago, and they were sure never nationally known.
There is now a group called "Song of Glory" in SOuth Texas....that's
not them! Any ideas?

Bubba chambers, Rick Thigpen, Gary Ingram, Melvin Marr were the main men. I have converted all thier albums over to CD's and mp3 and still enjoy them. Bubba Chambers is on Facebook.

Would you be willing to share your MP3 for the Hope of Glory Album? I have been seeking it out for quite some time. Thanks! roatanbob@gmail.com

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Hi Steve,
So grateful the Lord had Hope of Glory come to Georgia Southern, Statesboro, Georgia.

Please let me know how I may purchase the CD

Gratefully His,

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Melvin, if you still check this thread - my brother, Alex, was your roadie a summer or two. He is trying to get in touch. Please contact me at lmerriman.bps@catoosa.k12.ga.us

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I would gladly pay for a digital copy of the Second Look album if possible.

Thank you
Ray Christensen
www.mrsnorthway.com

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I have four albums though the first one is not as good of shape as the last three. I have converted e everything to digital.

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I was deeply affected by the band Hope of Glory when they came through Atlanta in 1973 and 1974. Would love to know how to purchase any albums that have been converted to digital. Thank you. shan.gastineau@gmail.com

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I sang in the chorus with Tim Wade at Waycross Highschool, back in the 70's. I was at the concert when you guys enlisted Tim. What ever happened to him?

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My dad is Gary Ingram, the drummer. My parents still have all the albums. I have enjoyed reading all the comments.

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I’m also interested in the group Hope of Glory, but I believe everyone else on this thread is talking about a different group, one that had a different style of music. I had the album Which Side Are You On And I played it endlessly! I want a CD of
theirs again!

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We used to go see them in Atlanta at The Joyful Noise. I have two of their albums. Always enjoyed their music

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Hey, Bubba Chambers here from
'The Hope of Glory/The Hope. Just saw a
thread from many folks asking
about records. Some from along time ago.
None of our stuff has been digitized at this point,
but I'm looking into it.

I'm also currently in the studio cutting a new record.
Some of the guys from the band are on it as well.
I post updates periodically on my Facebook page.
Thanks so much for all the kind remarks. I've been encouraged. Jesus is Lord. 😎🎶

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I first saw you in the early-mid 70s at our home church in Columbia, SC. I have 2 or 3 of your albums incl the self-titled one. Were you together in 1973? Did you tour then? The reason I ask is because the first verses I memorized were Col. 1:26-29, w/1:
27 being the "foundational" verse of your band. I had an "emotional acceptance encounter" and responded to an altar call at a youth retreat in 1969, but it wasn't until early Feb in 1973 when I completely gave my heart to Jesus. Within 6 weeks I was
leading Bible studies for our youth group with some help from my pastor and a Vice Principal at my high school... and then you came to our church! Reflecting on my first memory verse (your verse: Col. 1:26-29!) this AM reminded me of you and brought me
here! I'm SO glad to see you're "still here", given the falling away/departure of so many of our generations over the years. Thanks so much for encouraging us to memorize the Word back then, so long ago! Outside of the Navigators and folks like you, few
talked of the importance of memorization back then.
I pray thus finds you well and hope to hear more of your journey.
Howard Meyer
psiigii77@gmail.com

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On Friday, June 12, 2020 at 10:02:09 AM UTC-5, psii...@gmail.com wrote:

I first saw you in the early-mid 70s at our home church in Columbia, SC. I have 2 or 3 of your albums incl the self-titled one. Were you together in 1973? Did you tour then? The reason I ask is because the first verses I memorized were Col. 1:26-29, w/

1:27 being the "foundational" verse of your band. I had an "emotional acceptance encounter" and responded to an altar call at a youth retreat in 1969, but it wasn't until early Feb in 1973 when I completely gave my heart to Jesus. Within 6 weeks I was
leading Bible studies for our youth group with some help from my pastor and a Vice Principal at my high school... and then you came to our church! Reflecting on my first memory verse (your verse: Col. 1:26-29!) this AM reminded me of you and brought me
here! I'm SO glad to see you're "still here", given the falling away/departure of so many of our generations over the years. Thanks so much for encouraging us to memorize the Word back then, so long ago! Outside of the Navigators and folks like you, few
talked of the importance of memorization back then.

I pray thus finds you well and hope to hear more of your journey.
Howard Meyer
psii...@gmail.com

Back around 1973 I was in high school and asked to preach at a youth night at a church in Houston. Afterward a band called The Hope of Glory performed in a small house converted to a youth building. Later I went to hear them in concert where it was
announced that Bubba was getting married and that they had just bought their first tour bus. I remember one of the members was leaving to go back to play for a then famous rock band. Now this is about 47 years later and I hope I remember the facts. I
just got my 8 track of their first album called THE Hope of Glory converted to CD. I do not believe it was produced by Tempo. Songs I loved - Power in the Blood, Motorcycle, Daybreak Joy, Jesus He's More plus all the rest. I just got the 8 track
converted to cd and found I could still sing along and remembered the words. Two women also performed and had beautiful voices but their names are not mentioned. I think Bubba married one of them. I just reconnected with a church friend from back then
and he remembered the names of the band members and mentioned they were the source of him playing in Christian bands and leading the music for churches. As the Blues Brothers said, "It's time to get the band together again."

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Back in the early 70's, Hope of Glory spent about a week in Kingville, Texas, then went a little north to Corpus Christi. In Kingsville, the band met a young long haired blonde haired girl that ran around barefoot and blue jeans mostly. She also liked
to do hand embroidery.
I embroidered Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon triangular rainbow on the back of a blue jean jacket and a sunrise on the back pocket of a pair of blue jeans and I think with a dove.
If anyone remembers, I like to say "Hi!" and thank you for your kindness. I still remember ya'll, especially Melvin.

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