‘If God be for us’ – Messiah, Handel
If God be for us (who can be against us?) – from The Messiah by G. F. Handel (audio with image – no video of this section)
WORSHIP MUSIC & more
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Baptism Benjamin
Benjamin / Rev. Andy Willis
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Baptism on Trinity Sunday
Glen Willis / Rev. Marc Blessing
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‘Rombaho’
Malgache and music by Niriko Gaëtan, English paraphrase by Andrew Donaldson.
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Psalm 47 – two versions
Psalm 47: 1. Paschal Jordan O.S.B: Guyana/Trinidad and Tobago 2. People, clap your hands Theodre de Bèze: Geneva, Claude Goudimel: Geneva Psalter 1551
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E le le lo
Words and Music by John Barathi: India
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Psalm98
‘Rejoice and sing with me’ by Thomas Thangaraj: India Children’s choir of the congregation direction: Terry MacArthur and Kiki Lawal
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Ay farzandane nur
A song of the Farsi Christian community. Dari is a similar language in Afghanistan
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Choir: URholy & Oi,Jumalan
Sanctus and Agnus Dei Choir of the congregation Guitars: Bismark Sitorus and Kristin Tomasdottir Drums: George Arende Organ, flute: Regine Kummer Piano:Terry MacArthur
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Eucharist: using a 1600 year-old prayer
Deviating from our usual format for the Great Thanksgiving and Eucharistic Prayer – adapted from St. John Chrysostom, 349-47 AD
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Tebe poem, Bulgaria
song by Dobri Hristov (1875-1941): Bulgaria sung by the choir chosen to accompany the ecumenical prayer cycle.
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Serbian Easter folk song
Selected for the ecumenical prayer cycle this Easter.
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Eucharist – Easter Sunday
The driftwood became a cross – the cross bears new life – becomes our tree and blossoms in front of the altar on Easter Sunday.