How Great Thou Art Cute Bird Singing Christian Tri-Blend Shirt

Women’s Christian Shirt – “How Great Thou Art” Hymn Typography with Sparrow & Music Notes by Faith-Based Nature Photographer Meggidoo "Celebrate your faith in style with this beautiful women’s tee! Featuring Meggidoo’s stunning nature photography of a sweet sparrow bird, joyfully singing with delicate music notes, this design is paired with the beloved hymn How Great Thou Art on a bold navy blue shirt with crisp white bold lettering. A perfect blend of inspiration and elegance, this comfy top is a reminder of God’s greatness every time you wear it." Soft, comfortable, and stylish, this shirt is perfect for worship, church events, or everyday wear. It’s a beautiful blend of classic hymn inspiration, nature’s beauty, and uplifting Christian design — making it an ideal gift for women of faith. Story behind the song: 'How Great Thou Art' Staff Writer St. Augustine Record Southern Sweden was the place where "How Great Thou Art" had its beginning in 1886. It was written in the home of author and editor, Carl Boberg, a member of the Swedish Parliament from 1912 to 1931. The song was known in several countries before it finally reached the shores of the United States. Boberg said of the writing of his song, "It was in 1885, and in the time of year when everything seemed to be in its richest colouring; the birds were singing in trees and wherever they could find a perch. On a particular afternoon, some friends and I had been to Kronobäck where we had participated in an afternoon service. As we were returning a thunderstorm began to appear on the horizon. We hurried to shelter. There were loud claps of thunder, and the lighting flashed across the sky. Strong winds swept over the meadows and billowing fields of grain. However, the storm was soon over and the clear sky appeared with a beautiful rainbow." "After reaching my home, I opened my window towards the sea. The church bells were playing the tune of a hymn. That same evening I wrote a poem which I titled, 'O Store Gud,' (How Great Thou Art)."