CAMSA Connect 144 - Sunday worship with Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army

Sunday worship brought to you by the Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army family. We're a church that believes everyone is welcome, nobody is perfect, and anything is possible!
IN THE BEGINNING
In today’s episode, we’re in the book of Genesis considering the importance of well-earned rest. We have music from our Young People’s Band and a story for the young and young at heart from Phil. Also, we look at the SA's overseas work in the latest Self Denial appeal video, and Col. Alan Bateman is our special guest speaker. Oh, and there’s a nostalgic trip back to 1982 for a well-known TV advert. All this and more in your weekly church-at-home service!
-- CONTACT US --
Find us on Facebook at camsachurch
You can contact our Corps Officers at [e-mail]
Website: www.camsa.org.uk
-- JOIN US FOR WORSHIP --
You are very welcome to join us for all-age worship which each week includes songs and hymns, live music from our musicians, interactive times of prayer, 'this time tomorrow' testimonies where people talk about their everyday lives PLUS refreshments before and after worship! You will find our halls at 3 Tenison Road, CB1 2DG and each week our worship commences at 10:30am. Please note there is no meeting on Christmas Day.
-- STUDENTS --
Why not link with us if you’re a Cambridge student looking for a lively, friendly, socially conscious church? Send an email to [e-mail]
-- PRAYER LEAFLET --
To receive a copy of our monthly prayer leaflet contact [e-mail]
-- TAKE PART IN THE WEEKLY OFFERING --
You can participate in the weekly offering via the Givt app (scan the QR code at the appropriate point in this video). You can also give by sending a cheque (payable to ‘The Salvation Army’) to
The Salvation Army
3 Tenison Road
Cambridge
CB1 2DG
Sorry, we can only accept cheques in £ GBP
For your information, 90% of the weekly offering stays at The Salvation Army in Cambridge. 10% goes towards the movement’s work in this part of England (the SA’s Central East Division) and further afield.
-- SALLY ANN’S CHARITY SHOP --
Our Charity Shop’s opening hours are Monday-Friday 10am-5pm. The Shop can be reached on 01223 316161 or [e-mail]
-- CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --
Title & incidental sounds & music
Licensed from bensound.com (free licence with attribution) and the RUclips sound library
Video and Images
Stock videos and images are from storyblocks.com and unsplash.com
Episode theme inspired by the book 'All-sorts Worship' by Claire Benton-Evans.
1. MORNING HAS BROKEN
Words: Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965)
© Eleanor Farjeon from The Children’s Bells, OUP
Music: Gaelic traditional
© Public Domain
2. FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTH
Words: Folliott Sandford Pierpoint (1835-1917)
© Public Domain
Music: by John Rutter
© 1980 Oxford University Press
Audio: The Cambridge Singers (John Rutter) from the album ‘Gloria - the sacred music of John Rutter’
℗ 1984 Collegium Records
3. MY GOD IS SO BIG
Nicholas Samuel
© 2008 SP&S Ltd
Presented by the Cambridge Citadel Young People’s Band (Lee Irvine)
4. COME YE YOURSELVES APART AND REST AWHILE
Words: Edward Henry Bickersteth (1825-1906)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Ellers’ by Edward John Hopkins (1818-1901)
© Public Domain
5. NOW THANK WE ALL OUR GOD
Words: Martin Rinkart (1586-1649), trs Catherine Winkworth (1827-1878)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Nun danket alle Gott’ by Johann Crüger (1598-1662)
© Public Domain
Arranged by John Rutter
Audio: The Cambridge Singers (John Rutter) from the album ‘O Praise the Lord of Heaven’
℗ 2013 Hyperion Records
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Songs used under CCLI licence no. 227497 and Streaming License no. 553110
Cambridge Citadel (CAMSA Church) is part of The Salvation Army - a worldwide Christian Church and in the UK a Registered Charity no. 214779
© 2022 The Salvation Army Cambridge Citadel Corps
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