Highbrook, West Sussex
(Apologies for the camera wobble during the first reading.)
Music.
Anthem – Fairest Lord Jesus. L Sinclair Stevenson / Trad Silesian, arr. Martin How.
Congregational hymns
All creatures of our God and King. Melody from Geistliche Kirchengesang, Cologne (1623). arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872 – 1958)
Immortal, Invisible. W. Chalmers Smith / St. Denio.
Magnificat, Nunc Dimittis, Charles Hylton Stewart. Psalm 65, CM Garrett.
We were delighted to welcome so many of you to Carols by Candlelight on Christmas Eve. Tim Browne recorded the service (thank you!) and has uploaded it to youtube for anyone who was unable to attend. You can watch it here.
This promises to be a wonderful musical finale to the Angels Festival and Village Hall Market day. We’re promised a varied selection of music with major highlights being Lena Touqan singing the Angel’s Farewell from Gerontius and a group of talented young singing Robbie Williams ‘Angels’ Don’t miss this very special event (free entry).
The Angels Festival is coming up fast at the end of next week. Thanks to everyone who has helped this week – we’ve achieved a lot!
The frame’s now up and in position and on Monday the Angels will take flight. If you’d like to join and be part of the project just turn up – all help welcomed!
Today this fabulous angel silhouette was put up in the churchyard waiting for tomorrow evening’s Christmas light switch on by the Village Hall Committee. Many thanks to Pauline and team for creating it!
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
The Build begins… Angels 2023 is nearly here!
Evensong for the Fourth Sunday before Advent is available to watch here on youtube.
Holy Communion for All Saints’ Patronal Festival on 30th October 2023 can be watched via this link.
The Collect and Lessons can be read here.
Thank you to everyone who came Angel Stringing on Saturday – we’ve made great strides forward and the end of this phase is in sight!
The final stringing session will be this Saturday from 10-12 in Highbrook Village Hall.
It’s official! From the clergy appointments section in this week’s Daily Telegraph.
