From 2001. Show more A near-death experience in a storm at sea resulted in John Newton 's conversion and, some years later, the writing of Amazing Grace. Judy Collins sang the hymn and made it an ...

The modern jazz vocalist releases her stunning version of 'Amazing Grace' after a pilgrimage to One World Trade Center, as a ...

John Easterling tells PEOPLE his and Olivia Newton-John's love for one another was "supernatural, extraordinary" and likely once-in-a-lifetime Janine Rubenstein is Editor-at-Large at PEOPLE and ...

“Amazing Grace” is now part of the hymnbook of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Christian classic composed by 18th-century English cleric and abolitionist John Newton has ...

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Olivia Newton-John's voice lives ... Olivia's house in Malibu," he says. "First writing in the morning and then recording a quick demo in the afternoon at John Farrar's, Olivia's longtime ...

Lattanzi began working on the song years ago, when Newton-John was still alive. "She would listen to it every day and she would just be like, 'Come on baby, put it out, put it out,'" she recalls.

The last update includes songs known well in other Christian faiths, and this new update includes "Amazing Grace," which was composed in 1772 by English cleric and abolitionist John Newton.

The Christian classic composed by 18th-century English cleric and abolitionist John Newton has long been beloved by Latter-day Saints, but the church did not have the rights to it. Now it has been ...

Unbelievably, it has been over two years since the beloved Olivia Newton-John passed away, leaving behind legions of adoring fans, as well as her husband John Easterling and daughter Chloe Rose ...

Ohio University is celebrating the 200th year anniversary of John Newton Templeton's enrollment and graduation from Ohio University. by commemorating the past, present, and future of his influence.