Monthly Archives: June 2012

A song by James Garrahy from emmanuelworship that I suppose is loosely based on Ps104. It is from the Lifted collection and you can hear a sample and buy the music here. You can do it gently or as a … Continue reading →

The Liturgy team for this week have chosen these songs for this week.  We will be using Mason’s Mass of Glory and Praise beginning this week. Entrance: Gather Us In (Haugen) AOV 1/12 Psalm Response: Give Thanks to the Lord … Continue reading →

OK, I know this is absolutely gorgeous, but we gave up after a couple of crash and burns and so haven’t touched it again. It may have been best left as a solo. I wish you better luck. It was … Continue reading →

A chant by Gregory Norbet from the Weston Priory. You can hear a sample here and the songbook is available here. Liturgical useful wherever the JBap readings come up it is nevertheless a long time since we have used this … Continue reading →

A Taize chant by Jacques Berthier. It is really good, even in Latin. Listen here. Live in charity and steadfast love, Live in charity; God will dwell with you. Ubi caritas et amor, Ubi caritas Deus ibi est. © Taize … Continue reading →

We have used Carey Landry’s song at some confirmations for the laying on of hands. Y0u can listen to the original here, if you can stand his vibrato. This cover’s not bad. The song sounds great when sung slowly and … Continue reading →

Using the tune of the Skye Boat song, David Haas wrote this song based on Philippians 4:1-9. I only ever had the music of the chorus and that is all we ever used. Samples and sheet music are available here. … Continue reading →

This is an emmanuelworship song we used to use a lot, but it hasn’t been sighted for a while.  It is essentially a mantra in the spirit of the Psalms. It is in the “Lifted”collection and you can hear a … Continue reading →

It must be very hard for your spiritual journey to be played out in public. This is the 1994 Hillsong version of Geoff Bullock’s song and this is a more recent version by the man himself reflecting his more considered … Continue reading →

The words are by Henry van Dyke and the tune by Beethoven. They sing it in Sister Act 2 don’t they, and this choir copies that pretty much. In fact You Tube is full of gospel choir versions if you … Continue reading →