Sea Sunday
Sunday Worship recorded at Portsmouth Cathedral for Sea Sunday. Led by the Canon Precentor, Jo Spreadbury. The preacher is the Chaplain of the Fleet, Canon Dr Mark Davidson.
Sunday Worship recorded at Portsmouth Cathedral to celebrate Sea Sunday.
The service is led by the Canon Precentor, the Reverend Dr Jo Spreadbury, and the preacher is the Chaplain of the Fleet, the Reverend Canon Dr Mark Davidson. . David Price Organist and Master of the Choristers directs the Portsmouth Cathedral Choir. The organist is Sachin Gunga.
Readings
Genesis 1.1-5
Matthew 14.24-34
Music
Breathe on me, breath of God
Bead us, heavenly Father, lead us
The Theatre of the Sea.
One part of the new sea wall has a poem inscribed along it. The poem called the Theatre of the Sea was written by Poet Laureate Simon Armitage.
It was set to music for this year’s Portsmouth’s City centenary.
Creator and Father of All
Lord the wind and sea obey thee
Michael row the boat
A new arrangement of ‘Michael, row the boat’, combining this with another traditional spiritual, Deep river by Portsmouth Cathedral Sub-Organist Sachin Gunga
Eternal Father, strong to save
Produced by Carmel Lonergan
On radio
Broadcast
- Next Sunday08:10BBC Radio 4
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