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This week on Songs Of Praise we've come to the most south-westerly | 6:56:50 | 6:56:53 | |
county in Northern Ireland - stunning County Fermanagh. | 6:56:53 | 6:56:56 | |
We're on board with the ambulance technician whose drive it is | 6:56:59 | 6:57:02 | |
to care for others. | 6:57:02 | 6:57:04 | |
We meet the Irish dancers who are sharing their faith. | 6:57:04 | 6:57:07 | |
And there is music from Clannad's Moya Brennan, | 6:57:07 | 6:57:09 | |
and the congregations of Enniskillen churches. | 6:57:09 | 6:57:12 | |
Fermanagh is one of the smallest counties in Northern Ireland | 6:57:21 | 6:57:24 | |
and many say the most picturesque. | 6:57:24 | 6:57:27 | |
A third of Fermanagh is covered by water. | 6:57:28 | 6:57:31 | |
Upper Lough Erne is that way, | 6:57:31 | 6:57:33 | |
Lower Lough Erne is that way. | 6:57:33 | 6:57:35 | |
I suppose you could say this is our very own Lake District. | 6:57:35 | 6:57:38 | |
It's a waterway that is bursting with wildlife at this | 6:57:40 | 6:57:43 | |
time of year, and it is busy, too, with boatmen and anglers. | 6:57:43 | 6:57:47 | |
Upper and Lower Lough Erne meet here where the River Erne | 6:57:49 | 6:57:52 | |
flows around the market town of Enniskillen. | 6:57:52 | 6:57:55 | |
The town is actually an island, | 6:57:55 | 6:57:57 | |
but it is connected by several bridges that cross the river. | 6:57:57 | 6:58:00 | |
Today we are staying on the island and we have come to Saint Macartan's | 6:58:03 | 6:58:07 | |
Church of Ireland Cathedral to sing our first hymn - | 6:58:07 | 6:58:10 | |
Thy Hand, O God, Has Guided. | 6:58:10 | 6:58:12 | |
SIREN WAILS | 7:00:33 | 7:00:36 | |
Being involved in an accident or suddenly becoming seriously ill | 7:00:39 | 7:00:42 | |
can be a very scary experience. | 7:00:42 | 7:00:45 | |
When you are first on the scene as an ambulance technician, | 7:00:45 | 7:00:48 | |
how you react can be a matter of life or death. | 7:00:48 | 7:00:51 | |
After spotting an ad in the local paper for a position | 7:00:52 | 7:00:55 | |
in the emergency services, | 7:00:55 | 7:00:57 | |
Marina Hassard quit her job as an estate agent and took to the road. | 7:00:57 | 7:01:03 | |
SIREN WAILS | 7:01:03 | 7:01:06 | |
How difficult is it turning up at the scene of a crisis, | 7:01:08 | 7:01:11 | |
or an accident and not knowing what to expect? | 7:01:11 | 7:01:14 | |
It can be quite daunting. If it's a road traffic collision you | 7:01:14 | 7:01:18 | |
are thinking about the casualties - how serious are their injuries? | 7:01:18 | 7:01:22 | |
The car, is it on its roof, is it still on the road? | 7:01:22 | 7:01:25 | |
It could be in a field upside down. I mean, | 7:01:25 | 7:01:28 | |
there are times when I send up a quick prayer before particular calls. | 7:01:28 | 7:01:32 | |
Through God's word he says that he's never going to leave us, | 7:01:32 | 7:01:36 | |
or forsake us if we have faith and believe in him. | 7:01:36 | 7:01:39 | |
I do, and I know that that's where I get my strength from. | 7:01:39 | 7:01:43 | |
A lot of people rely on people like you. | 7:01:43 | 7:01:46 | |
What makes this job special to you? | 7:01:46 | 7:01:48 | |
It's an immense privilege for us because you build up a rapport | 7:01:48 | 7:01:52 | |
with patients, no matter how short the journey. | 7:01:52 | 7:01:55 | |
We are caring for them and doing as much as you can for them | 7:01:55 | 7:01:57 | |
en route to hospital, | 7:01:57 | 7:01:59 | |
you're handing them over to another team, and you're trusting | 7:01:59 | 7:02:02 | |
them over to somebody else's care, and that can be quite emotional. | 7:02:02 | 7:02:06 | |
You're maybe going out to somebody who is taking their last breath, | 7:02:06 | 7:02:09 | |
and you are also maybe going out to somebody who is just about to | 7:02:09 | 7:02:13 | |
bring new life into the world, so, there are just | 7:02:13 | 7:02:16 | |
so many different aspects to life that we come across. | 7:02:16 | 7:02:22 | |
Because I have experienced death, bereavement | 7:02:22 | 7:02:25 | |
and illness in my own life I think that actually helps me | 7:02:25 | 7:02:31 | |
to tune into other people's bereavement and sickness. | 7:02:31 | 7:02:35 | |
What is it like being an ambulance technician? | 7:02:35 | 7:02:38 | |
I never dreamed that I would be working in emergency services. | 7:02:38 | 7:02:42 | |
I never thought that I could cope with the sight of blood, | 7:02:42 | 7:02:44 | |
let alone anything else, so, I think I've learned things about myself, | 7:02:44 | 7:02:48 | |
qualities that I never realised I did have. | 7:02:48 | 7:02:50 | |
I love driving those vehicles - I think | 7:02:52 | 7:02:54 | |
it's probably the best part of the job. | 7:02:54 | 7:02:57 | |
We certainly get to see vast areas in this job. | 7:02:57 | 7:03:01 | |
We travel for hundreds of miles. | 7:03:01 | 7:03:04 | |
When the blue lights aren't flashing, do you ever get time | 7:03:04 | 7:03:07 | |
to look out the window and appreciate your environment | 7:03:07 | 7:03:11 | |
and what's around you and think about life? | 7:03:11 | 7:03:14 | |
You do, you've time to take in things as you're going by. | 7:03:14 | 7:03:17 | |
People around you, people going about their daily business. | 7:03:17 | 7:03:21 | |
Animals in the field, there is something beautiful about that. | 7:03:21 | 7:03:26 | |
Marina's faith keeps her focused | 7:03:26 | 7:03:28 | |
and gives her the strength to help others. | 7:03:28 | 7:03:31 | |
Jesus' life on Earth was the perfect example. | 7:03:31 | 7:03:34 | |
He showed compassion to everybody, from all walks of life. | 7:03:34 | 7:03:38 | |
He didn't judge anybody, he didn't condemn anybody, | 7:03:38 | 7:03:41 | |
and I always remember that, that no matter who I meet, | 7:03:41 | 7:03:45 | |
no matter what walk of life they come from, | 7:03:45 | 7:03:48 | |
I treat them all with dignity and respect | 7:03:48 | 7:03:50 | |
and I think that's very important. | 7:03:50 | 7:03:52 | |
As I look at the master physician, God, I just | 7:03:53 | 7:03:57 | |
see that there is somebody greater that we can all trust and lean on. | 7:03:57 | 7:04:02 | |
There's a lovely verse in Proverbs, actually, in Proverbs 3, | 7:04:02 | 7:04:05 | |
verses five and six, and it's "Trust in the Lord with all your heart | 7:04:05 | 7:04:09 | |
"and lean not on your own understanding. | 7:04:09 | 7:04:12 | |
"In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your path straight." | 7:04:12 | 7:04:16 | |
In these days of e-mail, Facebook and Twitter, | 7:06:33 | 7:06:36 | |
it's always nice to get a letter from a friend in the post. | 7:06:36 | 7:06:39 | |
That is what the people from the | 7:06:39 | 7:06:40 | |
Postal Bible School in Enniskillen think, as well. | 7:06:40 | 7:06:44 | |
Each month, thousands of special packages get parcelled up | 7:06:44 | 7:06:48 | |
and get posted out to children around the globe who have signed up | 7:06:48 | 7:06:51 | |
to a Bible correspondence course. | 7:06:51 | 7:06:53 | |
For just the cost of a stamp, | 7:06:53 | 7:06:55 | |
children as young as four can complete | 7:06:55 | 7:06:57 | |
the study lessons at home and then post them back to Enniskillen, | 7:06:57 | 7:07:01 | |
to be marked by these volunteers. | 7:07:01 | 7:07:04 | |
The Postal Bible School began over 50 years ago in Cork, | 7:07:04 | 7:07:07 | |
with just one student. | 7:07:07 | 7:07:09 | |
Today, volunteers and centres right across the UK mark around 30,000 | 7:07:09 | 7:07:13 | |
study lessons every month from children in more than 20 countries. | 7:07:13 | 7:07:19 | |
The ones I send to would be in Northern Ireland, plus I have a | 7:07:19 | 7:07:22 | |
lot in Malawi, Nigeria, USA, | 7:07:22 | 7:07:28 | |
Romania, France, a lot of countries. | 7:07:28 | 7:07:31 | |
You get wee notes from the children, as well, which is | 7:07:31 | 7:07:33 | |
really nice to get. We got one recently from Malawi - | 7:07:33 | 7:07:37 | |
a young guy has been doing it there for maybe four or five years, | 7:07:37 | 7:07:41 | |
and how he told us that he became a Christian actually doing | 7:07:41 | 7:07:44 | |
the lessons, which was really exciting for us. | 7:07:44 | 7:07:46 | |
Just the translation, how's the progress going with | 7:07:46 | 7:07:49 | |
translation of the Bible time lessons? | 7:07:49 | 7:07:52 | |
Louise's husband Sam helps to coordinate a growing | 7:07:52 | 7:07:54 | |
number of international centres, which can mean him having to | 7:07:54 | 7:07:57 | |
travel to places as far away as Africa, Ukraine and Brazil. | 7:07:57 | 7:08:02 | |
I'm dealing with instructors that I go to train how to use the lessons, | 7:08:02 | 7:08:05 | |
and a lot of them come from very difficult backgrounds, | 7:08:05 | 7:08:08 | |
very poor backgrounds, especially in the developing world. | 7:08:08 | 7:08:12 | |
A lot of the children have very little, practically, and I suppose | 7:08:12 | 7:08:17 | |
we see ourselves as coming alongside those that are providing | 7:08:17 | 7:08:20 | |
the physical and material needs to children in orphanages | 7:08:20 | 7:08:23 | |
and things like that, and we bring the spiritual | 7:08:23 | 7:08:26 | |
dimension in the Bible lessons we provide, | 7:08:26 | 7:08:28 | |
and to go into those situations | 7:08:28 | 7:08:30 | |
and sit down with the kids is actually a very emotional experience. | 7:08:30 | 7:08:34 | |
How important is it to you is it | 7:08:34 | 7:08:36 | |
that the work that you do reaches out | 7:08:36 | 7:08:38 | |
to children and young people? | 7:08:38 | 7:08:40 | |
Things aren't always easy for a child, and it is very special to | 7:08:40 | 7:08:45 | |
know that God is with them and able to just wrap his arms around them. | 7:08:45 | 7:08:49 | |
Louise and Sam's determination to reach out to others | 7:08:55 | 7:08:57 | |
prompted them, along with a few friends, to set up a new | 7:08:57 | 7:09:01 | |
independent church in Enniskillen. | 7:09:01 | 7:09:03 | |
They describe the Fermanagh Christian Fellowship Church | 7:09:05 | 7:09:08 | |
as a hospital for the hurting. | 7:09:08 | 7:09:10 | |
There are a lot of people who are hurting out there, through various | 7:09:12 | 7:09:16 | |
issues, you know, with addictions, maybe with marital problems | 7:09:16 | 7:09:20 | |
and issues like that, and we want to try to help people like that | 7:09:20 | 7:09:23 | |
and bring the Bible perspective to that | 7:09:23 | 7:09:25 | |
and how Jesus would have dealt with those type of people. | 7:09:25 | 7:09:29 | |
Fermanagh, to me, is a really special place. | 7:09:29 | 7:09:31 | |
I draw a lot of inspiration from the beauty of God's | 7:09:31 | 7:09:34 | |
creation around here. | 7:09:34 | 7:09:35 | |
I have spent time in the lake, I have visited different islands | 7:09:35 | 7:09:38 | |
that go back to ancient Christianity within this county, | 7:09:38 | 7:09:42 | |
and now I have the great privilege of still spreading that gospel | 7:09:42 | 7:09:46 | |
message with my family, my church, both locally, | 7:09:46 | 7:09:48 | |
and indeed right across the world in many countries. | 7:09:48 | 7:09:51 | |
Back in medieval times, | 7:13:02 | 7:13:04 | |
these waters would have been busy with travellers, | 7:13:04 | 7:13:07 | |
and by the sixth century, missionaries were building churches | 7:13:07 | 7:13:09 | |
and monasteries on some of the 154 islands in Lough Erne. | 7:13:09 | 7:13:14 | |
Saint Molaise arrived at this site, | 7:13:15 | 7:13:18 | |
and chose Devenish Island to establish his monastery. | 7:13:18 | 7:13:21 | |
The Devenish monastic site is one of just many early Christian | 7:13:23 | 7:13:26 | |
sites in Lough Erne. | 7:13:26 | 7:13:27 | |
Further down the lough is White Island, | 7:13:28 | 7:13:31 | |
best known for its stone figures. | 7:13:31 | 7:13:34 | |
These were carved by master craftsmen sometime in the ninth | 7:13:34 | 7:13:37 | |
or tenth century, and are believed by some to represent | 7:13:37 | 7:13:40 | |
Christ and an emerging Christian Ireland. | 7:13:40 | 7:13:43 | |
Today, the Sacred Heart Church in the parish of Devenish | 7:13:45 | 7:13:48 | |
celebrates the early Christian missionaries who brought | 7:13:48 | 7:13:50 | |
the word of God to Ireland some 1,500 years ago. | 7:13:50 | 7:13:54 | |
The Irish oak carvings in the Garden of Celtic Saints | 7:13:55 | 7:13:58 | |
at Irvinestown remind us | 7:13:58 | 7:14:00 | |
of the journeys that were made by saints like Molaise and others. | 7:14:00 | 7:14:04 | |
And these Celtic influences continue to inspire artists | 7:14:06 | 7:14:10 | |
and musicians, none more so than Moya Brennan from Clannad. | 7:14:10 | 7:14:14 | |
# When the morning breaks above us | 7:14:16 | 7:14:21 | |
# And the wild stars disappear | 7:14:21 | 7:14:27 | |
# New day begins | 7:14:27 | 7:14:31 | |
# Waking you and I | 7:14:31 | 7:14:36 | |
# Waking you and I | 7:14:36 | 7:14:40 | |
# With love | 7:14:40 | 7:14:43 | |
# If the wind and rain should gather | 7:14:45 | 7:14:49 | |
# All the storms of the Earth | 7:14:49 | 7:14:55 | |
# You call my name | 7:14:55 | 7:14:59 | |
# And you'll understand | 7:14:59 | 7:15:03 | |
# And you'll understand my love | 7:15:03 | 7:15:09 | |
# Dum-da, da-da, da, da-da, dum, dum | 7:15:11 | 7:15:14 | |
# Da, da-da, da, dum, dum | 7:15:14 | 7:15:15 | |
# Da, da-da, da, dum, dum | 7:15:15 | 7:15:18 | |
# Da, dum, dum, dah | 7:15:18 | 7:15:20 | |
# Dum-da, da-da, da, da-da, dum, dum | 7:15:20 | 7:15:22 | |
# Da, da-da, da, dum, dum | 7:15:22 | 7:15:25 | |
# Da, da-da, da, dum, dum | 7:15:25 | 7:15:27 | |
# Da, dum, dum, dah | 7:15:27 | 7:15:30 | |
# If the crowd all walk together | 7:15:32 | 7:15:37 | |
# And I fear behind this veil | 7:15:37 | 7:15:42 | |
# You hold my hand | 7:15:42 | 7:15:47 | |
# And you'll see me through | 7:15:47 | 7:15:50 | |
# And you'll see me through each day | 7:15:51 | 7:15:56 | |
# Does the red rose speak of passion? | 7:15:58 | 7:16:03 | |
# Does the white rose speak of love? | 7:16:03 | 7:16:08 | |
# I think of you | 7:16:08 | 7:16:12 | |
# And you fill my heart | 7:16:12 | 7:16:16 | |
# And you fill my heart each day... # | 7:16:17 | 7:16:22 | |
THEY SING IN GAELIC | 7:16:24 | 7:16:28 | |
Our next hymn is a prayer asking God to be our vision. | 7:17:06 | 7:17:10 | |
As pilgrims travelled through this beautiful and serene place, | 7:17:10 | 7:17:14 | |
they looked to God to guide and protect them. | 7:17:14 | 7:17:16 | |
And, lift! | 7:19:41 | 7:19:43 | |
Get your hands back and fly the jump. | 7:19:43 | 7:19:45 | |
It takes a lot of practice | 7:19:45 | 7:19:47 | |
and hard work to become an Irish dancing champion, | 7:19:47 | 7:19:49 | |
and no-one knows this better than dance teacher | 7:19:49 | 7:19:51 | |
Deborah Anderson. | 7:19:51 | 7:19:53 | |
In her teens she won numerous titles. | 7:19:53 | 7:19:55 | |
But by her early 20s, and after years of training and competing, | 7:19:55 | 7:19:59 | |
she finally took off her dance pumps and vowed never to dance again. | 7:19:59 | 7:20:04 | |
I had come out of this world of dance, competitive dancing. | 7:20:04 | 7:20:08 | |
And it was like, "What do I do now? What do I do with myself?" | 7:20:08 | 7:20:12 | |
And then how did you get back into dancing? | 7:20:12 | 7:20:15 | |
God started to press upon my heart about the dancing, the Irish dancing. | 7:20:15 | 7:20:19 | |
And every time he came on to my heart, | 7:20:19 | 7:20:21 | |
I was like, "I don't want to go there, I don't want to do this." | 7:20:21 | 7:20:24 | |
And I came to the point with the pressure where I felt myself, | 7:20:24 | 7:20:28 | |
"OK, God. I will teach this, but I will never advertise | 7:20:28 | 7:20:32 | |
"and I am not going to look for a hall." | 7:20:32 | 7:20:34 | |
That's how the school started, in my garage. | 7:20:34 | 7:20:38 | |
And she's never looked back. | 7:20:38 | 7:20:40 | |
Deborah formed the Zephaniah Dancers | 7:20:40 | 7:20:42 | |
who give Christian-inspired performances | 7:20:42 | 7:20:45 | |
in churches across Northern Ireland. | 7:20:45 | 7:20:47 | |
Right! Come on! Hurry up, we're on in ten minutes. | 7:20:47 | 7:20:51 | |
Tonight, the girls have been invited to dance | 7:20:51 | 7:20:54 | |
for Cavanaleck Presbyterian Church in Fivemiletown. | 7:20:54 | 7:20:58 | |
Get the tape on your shoes. | 7:20:58 | 7:20:59 | |
Before we go out on floor to dance, we always get into a circle, | 7:21:01 | 7:21:04 | |
and they all pray. | 7:21:04 | 7:21:06 | |
We thank you for bringing all these people here tonight, | 7:21:06 | 7:21:09 | |
we pray that they will enjoy the night | 7:21:09 | 7:21:10 | |
and we will do everything right. Amen. | 7:21:10 | 7:21:12 | |
We will not glorify ourselves in this, Lord, | 7:21:12 | 7:21:14 | |
that we will glorify you | 7:21:14 | 7:21:15 | |
and we will bless all the people in this place tonight, Lord. Amen. | 7:21:15 | 7:21:18 | |
And I just pray, God, | 7:21:18 | 7:21:19 | |
you just look after the girls as they go out in your name, | 7:21:19 | 7:21:23 | |
-in Jesus name. ALL: -Amen. | 7:21:23 | 7:21:25 | |
What about the girls who dance for you, | 7:21:41 | 7:21:43 | |
what effect does all of this have on them? | 7:21:43 | 7:21:46 | |
Well, for the girls themselves to come into Zephaniah Dancers, | 7:21:46 | 7:21:49 | |
they really blossom in their personalities. | 7:21:49 | 7:21:52 | |
And I think when they move from the competitive end to the Zephaniah, | 7:21:52 | 7:21:56 | |
number one - they're not competing, | 7:21:56 | 7:21:58 | |
there is absolutely no expectation on them, | 7:21:58 | 7:22:01 | |
they're there to just dance unto the Lord. | 7:22:01 | 7:22:04 | |
And I think they love that freedom. | 7:22:04 | 7:22:06 | |
The girls dance in the colour blue, because in the Bible, | 7:22:14 | 7:22:18 | |
blue represents healing and restoration. | 7:22:18 | 7:22:20 | |
Priests in the old Testament in part of their robes, | 7:22:20 | 7:22:23 | |
they would have had the colour blue. | 7:22:23 | 7:22:25 | |
This what we represent - healing and restoration. | 7:22:25 | 7:22:28 | |
-Where does Zephaniah come into it? -The name Zephaniah means hidden. | 7:22:28 | 7:22:32 | |
And I feel as a person, that's what I like. | 7:22:32 | 7:22:37 | |
You know, I like sort of to be covered and hidden. | 7:22:37 | 7:22:39 | |
And even my girls as dancers would have... | 7:22:39 | 7:22:42 | |
They're not show-offs, they would have that same attitude. | 7:22:42 | 7:22:46 | |
Very unassuming girls. | 7:22:46 | 7:22:48 | |
So what's your vision with the Zephaniah Dancers? | 7:22:48 | 7:22:52 | |
I believe Zephaniah Dancers was a calling in my life. | 7:22:52 | 7:22:55 | |
Through the girls, God or the Holy Spirit has connected with people, | 7:22:55 | 7:22:59 | |
and everybody's looked at them | 7:22:59 | 7:23:01 | |
to the level where they're all looking unto God, | 7:23:01 | 7:23:03 | |
cos it's for the glory of God. | 7:23:03 | 7:23:05 | |
# God knows me | 7:23:29 | 7:23:32 | |
# And he knows my woes | 7:23:32 | 7:23:37 | |
# He knows where I'll be before I go | 7:23:37 | 7:23:43 | |
# He knows of all that I've been through | 7:23:47 | 7:23:55 | |
# And he knew | 7:23:55 | 7:23:57 | |
# That I needed you | 7:23:57 | 7:24:00 | |
# God knows you | 7:24:05 | 7:24:08 | |
# And he knows your ways | 7:24:08 | 7:24:13 | |
# And he knows just what you'll say | 7:24:13 | 7:24:19 | |
# He knows your heart in all you do | 7:24:22 | 7:24:29 | |
# And he knew | 7:24:29 | 7:24:32 | |
# That I needed you | 7:24:32 | 7:24:36 | |
# Oh-oh | 7:24:39 | 7:24:44 | |
# Oh-oh | 7:24:44 | 7:24:48 | |
# Oh-oh | 7:24:57 | 7:25:01 | |
# Oh-oh | 7:25:01 | 7:25:05 | |
# God knows us | 7:25:15 | 7:25:19 | |
# And he knows our dreams | 7:25:19 | 7:25:23 | |
# And he has the power to set us free | 7:25:24 | 7:25:30 | |
# I know his way | 7:25:34 | 7:25:36 | |
# Is tried and true | 7:25:36 | 7:25:42 | |
# Cos he knew | 7:25:42 | 7:25:44 | |
# That I needed you | 7:25:44 | 7:25:48 | |
# He knew | 7:25:51 | 7:25:53 | |
# That I needed you | 7:25:53 | 7:25:57 | |
# God knew | 7:25:59 | 7:26:02 | |
# That I needed | 7:26:02 | 7:26:06 | |
# You. # | 7:26:07 | 7:26:10 | |
God, the Holy Trinity, make you strong in faith and in love. | 7:26:16 | 7:26:22 | |
Defend you on every side and guide you in truth and in peace. | 7:26:22 | 7:26:28 | |
And by the blessing of God Almighty, the Father, | 7:26:28 | 7:26:31 | |
the Son and the Holy Spirit, | 7:26:31 | 7:26:33 | |
-be among you and remain with you always. Amen. -ALL: -Amen. | 7:26:33 | 7:26:40 | |
And so to our final hymn of praise - To God Be The Glory | 7:26:41 | 7:26:45 | |
As We Give Thanks For All The Good Things He Hath Done. | 7:26:45 | 7:26:49 | |
From Enniskillen, until the next time, bye-bye. | 7:26:49 | 7:26:51 | |
Next week, to mark the 60th anniversary | 7:29:55 | 7:29:58 | |
of the Queen's Coronation, | 7:29:58 | 7:29:59 | |
Bill visit Westminster Abbey and Canterbury Cathedral. | 7:29:59 | 7:30:03 | |
He meets the Bishop of London, | 7:30:03 | 7:30:05 | |
a chorister who sang solo on the big day in 1953, | 7:30:05 | 7:30:09 | |
and music sung in Canterbury Cathedral | 7:30:09 | 7:30:11 | |
includes the glorious Coronation anthems | 7:30:11 | 7:30:14 | |
I Was Glad and Zadok The Priest. | 7:30:14 | 7:30:16 | |
Subtitles by Red Bee Media | 7:30:30 | 7:30:34 |