There have been times in my life when I felt I was experiencing midnight - financial setbacks, arguments with family members, or a myriad of other important at the time crises. But on Monday, August 7, 1995, these false midnights paled in comparison to the words, Roger, it's cancer, and it doesn't look good. The doctor's voice on the telephone was pleasant, caring, and professional - not at all the type of voice you might associate with what I considered a death sentence. It was 3:00 in the afternoon on beautiful summer day ...
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There have been times in my life when I felt I was experiencing midnight - financial setbacks, arguments with family members, or a myriad of other important at the time crises. But on Monday, August 7, 1995, these false midnights paled in comparison to the words, Roger, it's cancer, and it doesn't look good. The doctor's voice on the telephone was pleasant, caring, and professional - not at all the type of voice you might associate with what I considered a death sentence. It was 3:00 in the afternoon on beautiful summer day, but in my heart, it was midnight. -- ROGER BENNETTThis collection of worshipful piano solos was born in the midnight of Roger Bennett's bout with cancer, and features introspective settings of beloved hymns underscoring the theme of God's presence and comfort. Bennett's battle with leukemia ended in March of 2007 when he went home to be with our Lord. Hear Roger's heart-felt renderings of these songs below, at Audio Preview
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