An Oklahoma man has touched the hearts of countless people after a video was shared online of him playing his bagpipes in ...

(RNS) — James Walvin, a former Church of England choirboy and professor of history at the University of York, doesn’t remember encountering “Amazing Grace,” in song or in his hymnal.

Scott McKinley plays the bagpipes in a local Celtic band in Stillwater, Oklahoma. He and his family lost their home on Friday ...

A Stillwater family is left without a home due to a fire, but they were able to make it out with something very special to them: bagpipes.Scott McKinley posted ...

When Grace Day decided to become a lawyer, she didn't expect to endure torment from her peers and professors. But once she entered law school, she discovered most people believed women didn't ...

The region remains under a fire threat that sparked and spread over the weekend. At least 74 homes were destroyed in the ...

But at the Nashville ceremony that ushered him into the Country Music Hall of Fame, he held the audience in his palm with one brief, ragged verse of “Amazing Grace.” It was a heroic gift of ...

Over half a million views later, the bagpipe rendition of Amazing Grace was a beacon for the community. “It doesn’t have to be a tragedy if you don’t allow it. You know. And I think that’s ...

First lady Liza Araneta Marcos leads the turnover ceremony of the MV Amazing Grace by the Philippine Red Cross to the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) at the South Harbor, Manila on . With the first lady ...

Being Oklahomans, we're going to fight through it. That's just, that's the way we do things.” 2 News Oklahoma's Braden Bates talked with the man whose performance is going viral on social media.