Morning Song

(Friday 15th January 2021)

Sung Morning Prayer, led by Revd Catherine Duce, with members of St Martin’s Voices, directed by Andrew Earis.

Introit: O for a closer walk with God (Anthony Caesar)
Anthem: I want Jesus to walk with me (Spiritual arr. David Iliff)

Download the order of service here.

The music for this service was recorded in person at St Martin-in-the-Fields before the current national lockdown, in strict compliance with the current government guidelines at the time.

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