- Organ: God’s Time is the Best Time (Sinfonia from Cantata 106) – J.S. Bach
- Opening Hymn: 528 “O God our help in ages past”
- Service Music: New Plainsong – David Hurd
- O Canada
- Psalm 116: 1-8
- Offertory Hymn 587 “Once to every man and nation”
- Communion Hymn 520 “The king of love my shepherd is”
- Communion Motet: Russian Kontakion for the Departed
- Concluding Hymn “Eternal rest grant them, we pray” (Tallis’s Canon)
- Organ: lle Menschen müssen sterben (All men must die) BWV 643 – J.S. Bach
- View/download leaflet copy with hymn, anthem text and pointed text of psalm, see here»
Concert @ 4 pm
Sunday, November 9, the choir is presenting a programme of music and readings entitled “Remembering” in honour of our war veterans and those who did not return from either World War. Featured are bagpiper Brendan Culver, organist Simon Walker, our own choir and leads plus guest tenor Christopher Mayell. The concert is at 4 pm and tickets are available from choir members or the church office, or at the door at $15 (youth under 16 free of charge). Please invite your family, friends, neighbours and all others on your Christmas card list to join you. This was a highly successful event in 2012 and we want to make it an even great success this year, with proceeds going to the organ restoration fund. See poster here »
Sunday, November 9, the choir is presenting a programme of music and readings entitled “Remembering” in honour of our war veterans and those who did not return from either World War. Featured are bagpiper Brendan Culver, organist Simon Walker, our own choir and leads plus guest tenor Christopher Mayell. The concert is at 4 pm and tickets are available from choir members or the church office, or at the door at $15 (youth under 16 free of charge). Please invite your family, friends, neighbours and all others on your Christmas card list to join you. This was a highly successful event in 2012 and we want to make it an even great success this year, with proceeds going to the organ restoration fund. See poster here »
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