Risen, ascended, glorified
From Hoddinott Hall in Cardiff, the home of the National Chorus of Wales, this week’s service comes from within the Wales Millennium Centre.
From Hoddinott Hall in Cardiff, the home of the National Chorus of Wales, this week’s service comes from within the Wales Millennium Centre. The Chorus open the programme with Vaughan Williams’ rousing setting of George Herbert’s Let all the world in every corner sing, and will lead the music throughout the broadcast.
The service is led by the Rev Dr Stephen Wigley, a Methodist minister based in Cardiff, with prayers from the Rev Cathy Gale, Superintendent Minister of the Cardiff Methodist Circuit.
Hymns:
‘Christ whose glory fills the skies’ (C Wesley; tune Ratisbon)
‘Lord enthroned in heavenly splendour’ (Bourne; tune St. Helen’s)
‘Brother, sister let me serve you’ (R Gillard; tune)
'Lord thy Church on earth is seeking’ (H Sherlock; tune Lux Eoi)
On radio
Broadcast
- Sun 17 May 202608:10BBC Radio 4
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