CAMSA Connect Episode 59 - Sunday worship from Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army

Sunday worship brought to you by the Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army family. We're a church where everyone is welcome, nobody is perfect, and anything is possible!
VINES & BRANCHES
Today we commence a two-part exploration of John 15, where Jesus uses the analogy of a vineyard to talk about the spread of God’s love in the world. We have music from the Cambridge Citadel Songsters, a word of personal testimony, and a song about lament - a subject we don’t talk about too often. Oh, and Major Leanne gets very excited when saying the word ‘branches.’ All this and more in your weekly church-at-home service!
LINKS IN THIS VIDEO
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CONTACT US
You can contact our Corps Officers at [e-mail]
SALLY ANN’S CHARITY SHOP
Our Charity Shop re-opened on Monday 12th April. Currently, its opening hours are Monday-Friday 10am-4pm. We can receive donations, but strongly advise telephoning beforehand on 01223 316161 to make arrangements. You can also reach the shop at [e-mail]
BUILDING PROJECT
You can view photos of the refurbishment of our buildings at tiny.cc/camsabuilding
TAKE PART IN THE WEEKLY OFFERING
You can participate in the weekly offering via the Givt app, or 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
90% of the weekly offering stays at The Salvation Army in Cambridge. 10% goes towards the work of the movement in this part of England (the SA’s Central East Division) and further afield.
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OUR VIDEOS
We publish pre-recorded videos on Sundays and Wednesdays, and occasionally other days too.
Please note that even though CAMSA Church is not in the RUclips Partner Program and this video is not monetised, ads may show because of the copyrighted content within. RUclips uses revenue from any ads shown to pay artists and copyright owners for use of their content.
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CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Title & incidental sounds & music
Licensed from bensound.com (free licence with attribution), zapsplat.com, and the RUclips sound library
Video and Images
We use video and images from Pexels.com, Pixabay.com, Unsplash.com, Videoblocks.com, Beachfrontbroll.com
Episode theme inspired by the book 'All-sorts Worship' by Claire Benton-Evans
1. GOD IS LOVE, HIS THE CARE
Words: Percy Dearmer (1867-1936)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Personent Hodie’ from Piae Cantiones, arr. Gustav Theodore Holst (1874-1934)
© Public Domain
2. LIFE (VIDEO)
By The Skit Guys
Licensed from skitguys.com
3. BREATHE ON ME
Words: Edwin Hatch (1835-1889)
© Public Domain
Music: Mark Porter
© 2013 SP&S Ltd
Presented by the Cambridge Citadel Songsters
4. LET THERE BE LOVED SHARED AMONG US
Words & Music: Dave Bilbrough
© 1979 Thankyou Music
Audio: Kathryn Crossweller from the album ‘Still is the word’
℗ 2008 KJCMusic
5. WEEP WITH ME
Words & Music: Chris Llewellyn & Gareth Gilkeson
© Capitol CMG Paragon, Rend Family Music
Audio: Rend Collective from the album ‘Good News’
℗ 2018 Rend Family Records/Capitol Christian Music Group
6. MY LIFE MUST BE CHRIST’S BROKEN BREAD
Words: Albert Orsborn (1886-1967)
© The General of The Salvation Army
Music: Louis Spohr (1784-1859)
© Public Domain
Audio: The International Staff Songsters (Lt-Col. Norman Bearcroft) from the album ‘Spirit of the Army’
℗ 1988 SP&S Ltd
7. FAR AND NEAR (HEAR THE CALL)
Words & Music: Graham Kendrick
© 1996 Make Way Music www.grahamkendrick.co.uk
Audio: Integrity’s Hosanna! Music from the album ‘Revival Fire’
℗ 1998 Integrity Music
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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
© 2021 The Salvation Army Cambridge Citadel Corps
We are more than happy to make this content available to you for your own worship service. Please contact us for further information.

[@cynthialeonard1908]

Wonderful Alan and I love the Hymn let there be Love shared among us

[@wendygover1833]

Good morning everyone from Calvin & Wendy in St Helens 🙏