"How Great Thou Art" is a Christian hymn based on a Swedish poem written by Carl Boberg in 1885. The poem was inspired by a sudden storm and subsequent calm that Boberg experienced. The melody is a Swedish folk tune. English missionary Stuart K. Hine translated and adapted the poem into English, adding original verses of his own. It became particularly popular in Billy Graham crusades and was named the favorite gospel song of the United States in a 2001 poll.
A Christian hymn based on a traditional Swedish melody, popularized in English by Stuart K. Hine. Ted Smith's 1963 arrangement contributed to its widespread use in congregational singing and gospel performances.
A powerful a cappella arrangement blending gospel and contemporary pop elements, featuring soaring vocal harmonies.
A Christian hymn based on a Swedish poem by Carl Boberg, later adapted into English by Stuart K. Hine. Widely associated with evangelical revivals.
A Christian hymn based on a Swedish poem, popularized in English by Stuart K. Hine. This version likely represents a contemporary arrangement by RJ Hughes.
