A Hymn in the Cave of Revelation: Students Sing Τῇ Ὑπερμάχῳ on Patmos @RalstonCollegeSavannah
A Hymn in the Cave of Revelation: Students Sing Τῇ Ὑπερμάχῳ on Patmos  @RalstonCollegeSavannah
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
One of the most special excursions we share with our students each year is a visit to Patmos in the eastern Aegean. In the Cave of the Apocalypse, where St John the Evangelist received the visions recorded in the Book of Revelation, this year’s cohort chose to sing a hymn in Ancient Greek: Τῇ Ὑπερμάχῳ.

As their voices resounded through the cave, it seemed to come alive. We hope you enjoy this little glimpse into our students’ adventures in Greece and the many talents they have brought with them.
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