The Lord Still Knows My Name | A Depression-Era Gospel Hymn

In the darkest days of the Great Depression, thousands of men lived invisible — sleeping under bridges, passed by on every street corner. But no man is invisible to God. "The Lord Still Knows My Name" is an original old-time gospel hymn told through the eyes of a homeless man who lost everything but his gratitude. Recorded in the style of a 1940s 78 RPM record, with vintage footage from the Hooverville era. He counts the sparrows in the gutter... and He counts me just the same. If this song blessed you, share it with someone who needs reminding that they're seen. #gospel #oldtimegospel #bluegrassgospel #greatdepression #hymns