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ADORATION sings about THE LOVE OF GOD at Granite Bay Hilltop Seventh-day Adventist Church, February 24, 2024, Special Needs Benefit Concert for Panama. Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag Accompanying Pianist: Nathan Mariano "There is nothing you can ever do to make God love you more that He does right now; And there is nothing you can ever do to make Him stop. This is the Love of God." SOPRANOS: Deborah Smith Simmons Regina Fuller Marilyn Tayag Milady Sowa ALTOS: Hannah Lou Tayag Mildred Garcesa Normita Asuncion Ritchie Jane Brion-Maxwell Cathy Morehouse TENORS: Jan Gillmore Nichols Jorge Wooder Dale Araba BASSES: Billy Fuller Lord Jonathan Lee Tayag Kito Asuncion Jeffrey Maxwell Donald Morehouse Kevin Broxton

The Desire of Ages – reading of the book by Ellen G.White in illustrated video (page 19, paragraph 1).

Sung by Adoration Men's Trio (Jonathan Lee Tayag, Edwin Dale Araba, and Kevin Broxton) on December 10, 2023 at Roseville Seventh-Day Adventist Church in an Evangelistic Christmas Worship is this fun and delightful conversation in song of the 3 shepherds who were the first witnesses of Jesus' birth announcement by angels. Music by Jimmy Owens. Edited by Camp Kirkland and Tom Fettke. Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag.

Sung by Adoration on December 10, 2023 at Roseville Seventh-Day Adventist Church in an Evangelistic Christmas Worship is this tender and reverently worshipful beauty of the nativity story with the age old grandeur of the Sanctus wedding the simplicity of the stable in Bethlehem to a deeply worshipful exaltation of the promised Savior, building in intensity through the final refrain, with a soprano descant enhancing its brilliance and ending with an intimate, quiet final statement reflecting the awe felt by all who experience Christ's presence on earth at His birth. Words by Susan Naus Dengler. Music by Lee Dengler. Directed and Conducted by Dr. Jym Tayag

Impromptu singing by Adoration Duet on December 23, 2023 at All Nations Seventh-Day Adventist Church of Elk Grove is this tender and reverently worshipful beauty of the nativity story with the age old grandeur of the Sanctus wedding the simplicity of the stable in Bethlehem to a deeply worshipful exaltation of the promised Savior, reflecting the awe felt by all who experience Christ's presence on earth at His birth. Words by Susan Naus Dengler. Music by Lee Dengler.

A powerful Kristyn Getty song centered on what it means to follow Christ. Set to the familiar Irish Melody, this instant rendition with unintentional revision by Adoration was sung on November 4, 2023 for Hymn of Contemplation during the Sacramento Central Seventh-Day Adventist Church Worship Hour directed by Dr. Jym Tayag, accompanied on the piano by Nathan Mariano SOPRANOS: Ethylene Joyce Acebedo Regina Fuller Milady Sowa Marilyn Tayag ALTOS: Mildred Araba Garcesa Deborah Smith Simmons Hannah Lou Nietes-Tayag TENORS: Edwin Dale Araba Janet Gillmore Nichols Jorge Wooder BASSES: Lord Jonathan Lee Tayag Kevin Broxton Donald Morehouse Billy Fuller

Eulogy of Tatay Oseas Barros Araba read by Dr. Daniel Araba followed by "The Lord's Prayer" solo by the same during Tatay Osing's Memorial Service at Sacramento Central Seventh-day Adventist Church on July 16, 2023.

A song utilizing Jesus' appeal and promise of peace, comfort, and assurances to his disciples in the upper room recorded in John 14:15-27, rendition by ADORATION sung August 12, 2023 at Antioch Seventh-Day Adventist Church Worship Hour, directed by Dr. Jym Tayag, Accompanied on the piano by Nathan Mariano.

A collection of short video clips to promote the upcoming concert of Adoration on August 5, 2023, 2:30 p.m. at Sacramento Central Seventh-day Adventist Church.

A series of short videoclips of songs of Adoration chorale to advertise and promote its upcoming First Year Anniversary Concert on August 5, 2023, 2:30 pm at Sacramento Central Seventh-day Adventist Church. Refreshments will follow after the concert.

Piano score for SDA Hymn #183 by Franklin Edson Belden (1858-1945). Belden, in this hymn, caught the spirit of the psalmist, who wrote: "I will sing of thy power; yea, I will sing aloud of thy mercy" (Ps. 59:16). This verse and Ephesians 1:7, "In whose we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace," constitute the heading of the hymn in "Hymns and Tunes", 1886. In "Hymns and Tunes", and also in "Christ in Song", the last line of the last stanza has the words "my love" printed in italics to emphasize the contrast with God's "such love" in line 2. The tune, unnamed, is also by Franklin Belden. It is a typical gospel song with a pleasant melody, but the harmony is based almost exclusively on two chords, with a few passing notes.

BASS for SDA Hymn #183 by Franklin Edson Belden (1858-1945). Belden, in this hymn, caught the spirit of the psalmist, who wrote: "I will sing of thy power; yea, I will sing aloud of thy mercy" (Ps. 59:16). This verse and Ephesians 1:7, "In whose we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins, according to the riches of his grace," constitute the heading of the hymn in "Hymns and Tunes", 1886. In "Hymns and Tunes", and also in "Christ in Song", the last line of the last stanza has the words "my love" printed in italics to emphasize the contrast with God's "such love" in line 2. The tune, unnamed, is also by Franklin Belden. It is a typical gospel song with a pleasant melody, but the harmony is based almost exclusively on two chords, with a few passing notes.

A appeal song for the universal cry for peace to begin with me as a part of God’s children on earth sung by Sacramento Central Church Choir on June 10, 2023, conducted by Aline Henda.

Dr. Jym Tayag’s introduction story to the song “Let There Be Peace On Earth” sang by the Sacramento Central Choir at the Sacramento Slavic Seventh-day Adventist Church on June 10, 2023 Worship Hour.

Singing Vocals are non-humans, digitally synthesized by Jym Tayag. Lyrical adaptation by Jym Tayag, created solely for use in an upcoming Child Dedication of Dr. Jym’s upcoming grandson. Only the Piano accompaniment was recorded live (parakeets tweeting on the background). Adaptation from the Original Lyrics & Music of “Bless This House” by Helen Taylor (1876-1943) and Mary H. Brahe (1884-1956), respectively. SATB & Piano arrangement by Joseph H.Martin (BMI)

An exuberant praise of the soul to the greatness of God, rendition by ADORATION sung April 8, 2023 in a Resurrection Celebration at Sacramento Central SDA Church. Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag. 4-Sting ensemble music score originally written by Dale Araba. ACCOMPANISTS: Nathan Mariano - Piano Dale Araba - Violin Stanley Araba - Violin Chrisner Garcesa - Viola Reiner Garcesa - Cello SOPRANOS: Rochelle Verrett Dara Jaklic Regina Fuller Marilyn Tayag Milady Sowa ALTOS: Hannah Lou Tayag Mildred Garcesa Normita Asuncion Cathy Morehouse Zeny Montes TENORS: Arnold Montes Jorge Wooder Jan Nichols Gregg Umipeg BASSES: Billy Fuller Jonathan Lee Tayag Donald Morehouse Kito Asuncion

A royal anthem of praise, one of power and majesty, where on the final verse, the original music becomes a descant for the hymn Holy, Holy, Holy, sung by ADORATION in a Communion and Worship Hour at the Sacramento Central Church on March 25, 2023 Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag. 4-String ensemble music score originally written by Dale Araba. ACCOMPANISTS: Nathan Mariano - Piano Dale Araba - Violin Stanley Araba - Violin Chrisner Garcesa - Viola Reiner Garcesa - Cello SOPRANOS: Ethylene Joyce Acebedo Regina Fuller Marilyn Tayag Milady Sowa Dara Jaklic Hannah Lou Tayag ALTOS: Cathy Morehouse Mildred Garcesa Norma Asuncion Zeny Montes Ritchie Jane Maxwell TENORS: Arnold Montes Jorge Wooder Gene Sagaral Jan Nichols Gregg Umipeg BASSES: Billy Fuller Jonathan Lee Tayag Donald Morehouse Kevin Broxton Kito Asuncion Jeffrey Maxwell

Himnario Adventista del Séptimo Día #75

ADORATION sings 2 Songs in the Worship Hour at All Nations Seventh-Day Adventist Church of Elk Grove on February 25, 2023 Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag: HOW CAN I KEEP FROM SINGING? An old gospel hymn in a contemporary joyful praise rendered to Him alone deserves the honor. In any circumstance of life, there is always music and singing because I am loved by the King, and it makes my heart want to sing! HOLY IS HE A royal anthem of praise, of power and majesty. On the final verse, the original music becomes a descant for the great old hymn Holy, Holy, Holy.

A call to humility, prayer, and repentance sung by ADORATION on January 28, 2023, Worship Hour at the Sacramento Samoan Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Directed and conducted by Dr. Jym Tayag

A prayer song sung by ADORATION on January 28, 2023, Worship Hour at the Sacramento Samoan Seventh-day Adventist Church. Directed and conducted by Dr. Jym Tayag

A call to humility and prayer, rendition by The Tayag-Yalung Family and Friends Praise Choir, originally sung for Nanay Virginia Araba's and Auntie Linda Yalung's 2021 birthday online celebrations. 22 singers in 26 voices

“WHY DOES GOD LOVE US SO MUCH?” (Exploring the reasons of God's love for sinners - Another Story) — Jym Tayag August 13, 2022 Sockton Fil-Am SDA Church ANOTHER STORY - "I Love You Because..." What is there for Him to love? What is there in you and me to love? Why does He love us? A professor came to a 1st day of summer class. It happened that the class was all ladies. She looked at them and asked this questions: “If a young man tells you that he loves you and you ask why, what would you want his response to be? What reason do you want to hear from him that will convince you he really loves you? Sarah, who is always quick to raise her hand, replied, “He has to say that I’m thr only girl he find attractively beautiful.” Everyone, of course, in the class laughed. Another lady said, “I want to hear him say, ‘My world will cease to exist if you’re not around me.’” I know you laugh. I was laughing also when I was reading this story and I said, “I think this is a nice story I want to share.” The teacher turned to another lady, Cindy, and Cindy said, “I really haven’t given it a thought!” So, the teacher said, “Okay! That’s your assignment. Tell us about it tomorrow: what you want to be loved for?” She went home pondering about that question. On her way home, her boyfriend met her. It happened to be their 1st year love anniversary. He carrying a gift. When he presented his gift to her, she was surprised there were no flowers. He gave her a notebook. She said, “What’s this for?” She looked at the cover and read “All my reasons I love you.” O, the doubt turned into happiness and joy because that was exactly what she was searching for! She went home and looked from cover to cover and read all the reasons this boyfriend loves her. She was smiling as she was being impressed they were all good. But not a single one convinces her that the love is real. So, she went bck to class the next morning and shared her story on what her boyfriend gave her and said, “I’m disappointed! I’m not really convinced that he loves me even though he listed a lot of reasons.” So, the teacher proposed this and said, “What if he told you any of these four, would you be convinced he really loves you? I love you because… 1. You desperately need me. 2. You really need a makeover. 3. I really want to help you. 4. That’s just who I Am! You laugh at these reasons because if a boy comes to you and tells you, “I love you because you desperately need me.”, you would say, “Who does he think he is?” If I were a lady and a man comes to me he loves me because I need a makeover, I’ll dump that man right away. Nobody will be impressed by any of these 4 reasons. 2 things about you and 2 things about the suitor he says why he loves you. And yet, if you come to think of it, these 4 are exactly the reasons God loves us. The Bible doesn’t tell us that God said, “Yes, these are My reasons I love you.” But they are truths about you and me. We desperately need Him. We really need a makeover. He really wants to help us. That’s just who He is.

“WHY DOES GOD LOVE US SO MUCH?” (Exploring the reasons of God's love for sinners - Introduction) — Jym Tayag August 13, 2022 Sockton Fil-Am SDA Church INTRODUCTION STORY - A Christian fisherman and his godless friends A Christian fisherman went out fishing with his godless friends. A storm caught up quickly such that their boat was about to sink. His godless friends were fearful and urged him, “You believe in God, right? Why don’t uou pray for your God to do something so we will be saved? The Christian fisherman said, “You know it has been a long time that I have done that. In fact, I haven’t hone yo church for a long time now.” By the urging of his friends, he stood up and prayed to the Lord. He said, “O Lord, I haven’t asked anything of You for 15 years, and if You will help us now and bring us safely to land, I promise I won’t bother You again for another 15.” You laughed and I expected that you would laugh. But this points us to something that is true about us. We go to God only when we need Him. The question is, “Does God still hear those kinds of prayers?” Even when we use Him as a utility for our own good, does He listen to those prayers? I hear an Amen but some of you have some doubts. But I’m sure the next question that I’ll ask you, you won’t have any doubt. “Does God still love these people?” Why can’t He hear such prayers if He does love them? Yes, God still loves these people! But the question is, “Why?”

ADORATION sings about THE LOVE OF GOD at Stockton Fil-Am Seventh-day Adventist Church, August 13, 2022, Worship Hour. Directed by Dr. Jym Tayag Accompanying Pianist: Nathan Mariano "There is nothing you can ever do to make God love you more that He does right now; And there is nothing you can ever do to make Him stop. This is the Love of God." SOPRANOS: Hannah Lou Tayag Sharon Baltazar Milady Sowa Marilyn Tayag Regina Fuller ALTOS: Normita Asuncion Zeny Montes Catherine Morehouse Vernie Hartman TENORS: Gene Sagaral Alan Baltazar Jan Nichols Dale Araba Victor Garcia Arnold Montes BASSES: Billy Fuller Donald Morehouse Kevin Broxton Kito Asuncion Jorge Wooder Lord Jonathan Lee Tayag