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@@pinkropers Hi Linda, Thank You. I forwarded your comment to Zach, and this is his response: Unfortunately that hymn is so far back I don’t remember what I used that time. I think I drew from a different resource on every verse. 😅

@@ChurchMusick-ev3vb Thank you for replying, Zach. I can use some of your chords by ear.

@@timweller7291 Hi Tim, the phrase ‘according to local custom’ found in several places in The Book of Common Prayer applies here, I think. I remember not being able to keep up when I first joined this church. I also remember awkwardly getting ahead as a child in my ‘Anglican Slow’ home church and having to cool my heels while waiting for the congregation to catch up! 🤣 Certainly this is more upbeat, and perhaps reflects the pace and attitude of our bustling Houston. After a few weeks, it feels just right 😅

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We did not have them at this service until Covid. 😷It was decided that not touching hymnals would be more hygienic. After we got our hymnals back, they stayed! 🤣Some people like them. Per my simple interpretation of the Via Media, unless they are contrary to Scripture, we can use them and save our energy for bigger battles. 😅😇

Hi Brandon! We are Saint Timothy’s Anglican in Spring, Texas😇. Come join us in Worship sometime. There are lots of Loveladys in East Texas; I wonder if you might be local? czcams.com/users/liveuHra32PT-Xc?feature=shared

@@ChurchMusick-ev3vb I think there is some relation to them somewhere, and I did used to live in East Texas!

It’s a small world. Join us sometime ✝️🎶

Believe it or not, the choir are off for the summer; you are hearing Sara and Carlin, our two worthy soloists! 🤣😇🎶. Isn’t this an OMNIPOTENT, earth-shuddering piece?

Hi, I asked Zach and he says it is composed by Holst. Thanks for listening 🎶🎶🎶

@@ChurchMusick-ev3vb that’s it! Excellent thanks 🙏🏼

And filled with music from his head to his toes. WONDERFUL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was also my favourite of today’s hymns 😇. Have a blessed week, Wesley and thanks for commenting ❤

You just keep putting all these wonderful traditional Anglican favorites and new musical friends and I just have to keep liking them. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi Joseph, though I know God works in mysterious ways, it is still a surprise to me each week; a mystery and a marvel that Praising God in this way causes such elation and joy, rising up from deep inside my soul! 😇. Some of my earliest childhood memories are of how I was moved and drawn by the majestic, otherworldly vibrations of our church’s 19th Century Reed Organ on a sprung wooden floor ♥️😀😇🎶. Thank you, Jesus. Edit: and I am just talking about recording!! I am not a musician🤣

@@ChurchMusick-ev3vb Please keep it up! It's a great comfort to and company for this old man!!!

I agree & I am glad to hear from you!

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Hi Polycarp, I just record and post. I do not have access to Zach’s music. Thanks for watching!

Hi Neil, I am not the organist, just the person who posts the videos. A quick search does not show Camberwell to be one I have posted. A further search shows it is not in our hymnal. A further search to listen to it reveals it to be new to me 🐣! Thanks for bringing it to my attention😇

@@ChurchMusick-ev3vb - Hello this is it czcams.com/video/xN5Kcvd_fkI/video.html

Thanks Margaretha, I never cease to be pleasantly surprised at the quality of music emanating from our small volunteer choir 😇🎶

Sacred worship hymns: unwrapping Biblical theology and rewrapping it in the bright paper of music to facilitate memorisation so we can carry it on our lips all day long 🎶♥️😇

​@@ChurchMusick-ev3vbYour videos really help me do this. Memorization has always been very difficult for me and turning 65 isn't helping any! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you, Joseph.

Thank you for worshipping with us…✝️

1. The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended, The darkness falls at Thy behest; To Thee our morning hymns ascended, Thy praise shall hallow now our rest. 2. We thank Thee that Thy Church unsleeping, While earth rolls onward into light, Through all the world her watch is keeping, And rests not now by day or night. 3. As o'er each continent and island The dawn leads on another day, The voice of prayer is never silent, Nor dies the strain of praise away. 4. The sun, that bids us rest, is waking Our brethren 'neath the western sky, And hour by hour fresh lips are making Thy wondrous doings heard on high. 5. So be it, Lord; Thy throne shall never, Like earth's proud empires, pass away: But stand, and rule, and grow for ever, Till all Thy creatures own Thy sway. Amen. Verses 3 and 4 of St. Clement sum it up, Joseph. I’m glad to have you join us. 🎶

​@@ChurchMusick-ev3vbSo am I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you, I agree and may God bless you too!

Thank you too!

Yes, it speaks to the soul more deeply each time it is heard or sung ❤😊