The Oak Ridge Boys will sing 'Amazing Grace' and former President George H.W. Bush's funeral in Texas on Thursday.

At the funeral for Rev. Clementa Pinckney, a South Carolina state senator who was killed in the church shooting in Charleston, President Obama broke from his eulogy to sing ‘Amazing Grace,’ a ...

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In fact, performing "Amazing Grace" at Bush's funeral represents something of a full-circle moment for the country group. They played the same song at his presidential inauguration ceremonies.

Watch President Obama Sing ‘Amazing Grace’ at Funeral for Charleston Shooting Victims "For too long we've been blind to the unique mayhem that gun violence inflects upon this nation," he said.

Singer Jennifer Hudson, 36, who is set to play Aretha Franklin in an upcoming biopic, performed "Amazing Grace" at the Queen of Soul's funeral Singer Jennifer Hudson gave an electrifying ...

Listen to President Obama sing Amazing Grace President Obama sings Amazing Grace during the funeral of Clementa Pinckney in Charleston on Friday. President Barack Obama delivered a passionate ...

Jennifer Hudson filled some big shoes at Aretha Franklin ‘s funeral on Friday (Aug. 31), roaring a gorgeous performance of the Queen of Soul’s “Amazing Grace.” The powerful tune appears on ...

"Amazing Grace" is one of the most popular songs played at funerals. The strong message it conveys of peace and salvation after death brings comfort to mourners.

The Oak Ridge Boys were longtime friends to President George H.W. Bush, and they will sing Amazing Grace at his funeral in Houston on Thursday (Dec. 6).

Where words leave off, so music begins – Heinrich Heine (1797-1856) Amazing grace, amazing grace … (trailing off). Amazing grace, how sweet the sound (now singing) – Barack Obama, 2015.

President Obama concluded his eulogy for Rev. Pinckney in an unlikely fashion -- by singing "Amazing Grace" to the crowd of more than 5,000.