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When I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer my first thought was that I needed a miracle. My second thought was that it could come in any form. It might be a spontaneous healing, it might come through medical treatment, or it might release me into whatever comes after this life. I knew that any of these outcomes would be okay.
As it turned out I received extraordinary medical treatment and had almost three wonderful years cancer free. In gratitude, I decided to record some of the healing prayers I have set to music over the years. I sing them to start my day, to clear my mind or to steady my heart. My deepest wish is that they will serve you too. The prayers include “The Serenity Prayer,” “The Prayer of St. Francis,” Black Elk’s Prayer,” “Take Me Where You Want Me To Go,” “The Servant Song,” “i thank you God,” “Abide,” “Amazing Grace,” and an “Irish Blessing.” I play piano and sing, with Christine Newland on cello, Steve Clark on bass, Fil Beorchia on percussion, Chris Norley on guitar, Jesse Nestor on lap steel guitar, and Barry Usher on soprano saxophone.
All proceeds of the Singing Is Praying Twice album goes to support research for treating and curing ovarian cancer.
For shipping outside of Canada please contact us hello@jocelynrasmussen.com
When I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer my first thought was that I needed a miracle. My second thought was that it could come in any form. It might be a spontaneous healing, it might come through medical treatment, or it might release me into whatever comes after this life. I knew that any of these outcomes would be okay.
As it turned out I received extraordinary medical treatment and had almost three wonderful years cancer free. In gratitude, I decided to record some of the healing prayers I have set to music over the years. I sing them to start my day, to clear my mind or to steady my heart. My deepest wish is that they will serve you too. The prayers include “The Serenity Prayer,” “The Prayer of St. Francis,” Black Elk’s Prayer,” “Take Me Where You Want Me To Go,” “The Servant Song,” “i thank you God,” “Abide,” “Amazing Grace,” and an “Irish Blessing.” I play piano and sing, with Christine Newland on cello, Steve Clark on bass, Fil Beorchia on percussion, Chris Norley on guitar, Jesse Nestor on lap steel guitar, and Barry Usher on soprano saxophone.
All proceeds of the Singing Is Praying Twice album goes to support research for treating and curing ovarian cancer.
For shipping outside of Canada please contact us hello@jocelynrasmussen.com