Clips
Music played
8 items-
Robert Prizeman, Maurice Murphy, Steven Geraghty Songs of Praise Signature Tune
Composer: Robert Prizeman Not commercially available
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) Crown Him With Many Crowns
Tune: Diademata Music: George J. Elvey (1816-93) Words: Matthew Bridges (1800-94) vv. 1, 3-5, Godfrey Thring (1823-1903) v 2 Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) Such Love
Tune: Such Love Words & Music: Graham Kendrick (b 1950) Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Lexie Stobie with Tessera (Ken Burton/Paul Lee/Trevor Johnson/Robert Carr) Up To The Mountain
Words & Music: Patty Griffin Arranged by: Ken Burton – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) My Jesus, My Saviour
Words & Music: Darlene Zschech (b 1965) Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) What A Wonderful Change
Tune: McDaniel Music: Charles H. Gabriel (1856-1932) Words: Rufus H. McDaniel (1850-1940) Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) Jesus Put This Song Into Our Hearts (part of Medley with You Shall Go Out With Joy)
Tune: Jesus put this song Words & Music: Graham Kendrick (b. 1950) Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Choirs and Congregation of St Thomas’s Church, Lancaster conducted by Geoff Ellerby accompanied by church musicians with Dave Fitzgerald (sax), Julia Hanson (violin), Nick Peake (guitar) You Shall Go Out With Joy (part of Medley with Jesus Put This Song)
Tune: Trees of the Field Words & Music: Stuart Dauermann (b. 1944) and Steffi Geiser Rubin Arranged by: Geoff Ellerby – for this programme only and not available commercially
-
Factsheet for Sunday 23 January 2011
Presented by Pam Rhodes from Lancaster
-
Interviews
BRUCE CROWTHER
Aware of the working and living conditions of farmers and workers in developing countries, Bruce campaigned to enlist the support of local churches and shops in the small town of Garstang to use and supply Fairtrade products. By doing so he hoped to establish fairer trade systems and better standards of living for these communities. Garstang was declared the world’s first ever Fairtrade town in 2000 and there are now over 400 worldwide. His involvement with the churches led Bruce to become a Quaker and he shares his belief that it was God who mapped out for him his own personal journey.
DR ALISON SYKES
Alison is a consultant in Emergency medicine in a busy A&E hospital. Four years ago her son became seriously ill and she was convinced that he would die. During the worst time of his illness she became aware that she was not alone and experienced a prevailing sense of calm. This lead her to the realisation that God is a loving father who, though he can’t always put things right, will try and guide us through difficult times. She talks of how her experience has made her more understanding of those she takes care of, treating them with empathy and compassion.
LIZ NICHOLLS
Liz Nicholls is the Head teacher at Ripley St Thomas Church of England High School in Lancaster. Its founder, Julia Ripley, encouraged not only formal education for the original pupils but introduction to the completely different environments of agriculture and horticulture, a tradition that continues to this day. The school has its own working farm and Liz explains how learning about farming gives the pupils an invaluable insight into their role as stewards of God’s creation and develops mind, body and spirit in preparation for life.
LIZ BAGLEY
Liz worships at the Priory in Lancaster and is one of the founders of ‘East Meets West’ a group of women whose aim is to find out more about the cultures of different faith groups in the city. Liz helps organise activities that will develop friendships and encourage dialogue; the group recently came together to produce a piece of crewel work, a blend of English and Indian styles, which was then blessed in the Priory. -
Locations
We filmed our music at:-
St Thomas’ Church, Marton Street, Lancaster, LA1 1XX
Tel: 01524 590410
admin@st.tees.org.uk
Other locations were:
Lancaster Aqueduct/Lancaster Canal
J. Atkinson & Co Ltd, China Street, Lancaster, LA1 1EX
Tel: 01524 65470
enquiries@atkinsonsteaandcoffee.co.uk
Ripley St Thomas Church of England High School, Ashton Road, Lancaster, LA1 4RS
Tel: 01524 64496
admin@ripley.lancs.sch.uk
Williamson Park: the Ashton Memorial and Butterfly House, LA1 1UX
www.williamsonpark.com/
Every year, the park hosts the biggest annual walkabout theatre event in the UK, performed by the Dukes Players
Lancaster Town Hall, Dalton Square
The Priory Church of St Mary, Lancaster, LA1 1XB
Judges Lodgings, Castle Hill, Town Centre, Lancaster LA1 1YS
Tel: 01524 32808
Lancaster Castle, Castle Parade, Lancaster LA1 1YJ
Tel: 01524 64998
Friends Meeting House, Calder House Lane, Garstang, PR3 1ZE -
Other Information
TESSERA
Ken Burton/Paul Lee/Trevor Johnson/Robert Carr
LEXIE STOBIE
Lexie has a new CD in production, recorded with the Harlem Gospel Choir and the Blind Boys of Alabama, and due to be released later this year on the Decca label.
LANCASTER CITY MUSEUM, Market Square, Lancaster, LA1 1HT
Steven Gregory, Assistant Keeper
Tel: 01524 555610
Fax: 01524 841692
Email: steven.gregory@lancashire.gov.uk
We used the following images in our programme, all owned by the museum:-
Portrait photograph of James Williamson Snr.
Photograph of the Opening of the Town Hall, 1909
Aerial View of Willimson's factory, beside the Lune, circa 1940
Photographic print of Storey's White Cross site
Photograph of Williamson's Lancaster Showroom, 1948
Photograph of a rotary printing machine (Williamson factory)
Sketch of a Roman church street site – Illustration by Ivan Frontani
Sketch of Roman fort site - Illustration by Ivan Frontani
LANCASTER MARITIME MUSEUM, St George's Quay, Lancaster, LA1 1RB
The Museum is housed in the Port of Lancaster Custom House and warehouse buildings.
Michelle Cooper, Assistant Keeper (Site Manager)
Tel: 01524 382264 / 382266
Email: michelle.cooper@lancashire.gov.uk
We used the following images in our programme, all owned by the museum:-
Lancaster by Robert Salmon
Brockbank's Yard by Emery
Lancaster & The Lune by G. Pickering
Credits
- Series Editor
- David Taviner
- Presenter
- Pam Rhodes
- Producer
- Garry Boon
- Executive Producer
- Tommy Nagra
