Come and Praise (Words and Music)

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We have recently added a number of assembly classics including: Lord of the dance , Think of a world , When I needed a neighbour and Lord of the harvest . The tune “Westminster Abbey” is taken from the final section of Henry’s Purcell’s anthem, “O God, Thou art my God”.

After praying and reflecting on Isaiah 40, verses 28 to 31, he found courage and felt God’s support and that message is echoed in his text.

Detail pages for some songs are linked from the titles, and more detail-pages will be added as time and copyright permissionsallow. He highlights a lot of “Movement” imagery (walking, leading, following) which speaks to him of an active response of faith to what the psalmist is saying.

It has become an anthem for the Royal British Legion and is regularly sung on State and National occasions. The hymn has been set to a number of different tunes, but Arthur Brown’s 1890 composition “Saffron Walden” has become the tune of choice for most people.The words of this Pentecost hymn were written by the Italian mystic poet, Bianco da Siena in the 14th century. For being able to worship at school was the only opportunity to worship God and to experience God that I had. To revamp worship music the pastor decided to strip back the sound system and band for a period of time, focusing on voices only in a bid to encounter God in a new way.