CAMSA Connect Episode 109 – Sunday worship with Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army [Video]

Sunday worship from the Cambridge Citadel Salvation Army family. We’re a church that believes everyone is welcome, nobody is perfect, and anything is possible!

TESTIFY TO LOVE
In this week’s episode, we are thinking about the importance of speaking up on important issues. It’s the Salvation Army’s International Day of Prayer for Children and Youth, we have a vocal solo from Annie, music from our CAMSA Connect Sings group and news about our CAMSA pins. Oh, and Norman is back and has discovered what has happened to his chocolates. All this and more in your weekly church-at-home service!

— CONTACT US —
Find us on Facebook at facebook.com/camsachurch
You can contact our Corps Officers at officers@camsa.org.uk
Our website address is www.camsa.org.uk

— JOIN US FOR WORSHIP —
You are very welcome to join us for all-age worship which each week includes songs and hymns, live music from our musicians, interactive times of prayer and testimony PLUS refreshments at the end! As our buildings are being refurbished, we are temporarily meeting at the Territorial Army Reserve Centre, 450 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge CB1 8HQ each Sunday at 10:00am.

— VIDEO LINKS —
To place an order for a CAMSA Pin, please send a cheque made payable to ‘The Salvation Army’ to CAMSA Pins, The Salvation Army, 3 Tenison Road, Cambridge CB1 2DG, UK. Suggested donation is £5 per pin. If you’re overseas please consider postage costs in your donation, too.

To receive a copy of our monthly prayer leaflet contact officers@camsa.org.uk

Information on the SA’s response to the Ukraine situation and how to donate:
1) The International Projects Office has set up an appeal page and the donation link is https://www.salvationarmy.org.uk?form=Ukrainecrisisappeal
2) JustGiving – for people raising funds locally (rather than one off donations) for the Ukraine crisis through a fundraising event or challenge, use https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/TheSalvationArmyResponseinUkraine

Building Project photographs
https://photos.app.goo.gl/WpsaeSdxwYrf28HC9

— TAKE PART IN THE WEEKLY OFFERING —
You can participate in the weekly offering via the Givt app (scan the QR code at the appropriate point in this video). You can also give by sending a cheque (payable to ‘The Salvation Army’) to

The Salvation Army
3 Tenison Road
Cambridge
CB1 2DG

Sorry, we can only accept cheques in £ GBP

For your information, 90% of the weekly offering stays at The Salvation Army in Cambridge. 10% goes towards the work of the movement in this part of England (the SA’s Central East Division) and further afield.

— CREDITS & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS —
Title & incidental sounds & music
Licensed from bensound.com (free licence with attribution), zapsplat.com and the YouTube sound library

Video and Images
Stock videos and images are from storyblocks.com and unsplash.com

Episode theme and Bible thought inspired by the book ‘All-sorts Worship’ by Claire Benton-Evans.

1. FOR THE BEAUTY OF THE EARTH
Words: Folliott Sandford Pierpoint (1835-1917)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Dix’ by Conrad Kocher (1786-1872)
© Public Domain
Audio: London Philharmonic Choir & National Philharmonic Orchestra from the album ‘Hymns Triumphant: The Complete Collection’
℗ 2013 Integrity

2. THIS IS MY FATHER’S WORLD
Words: Maltbie Davenport Babcock (1858-1901)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Terra Beata’ by Franklin Lawrence Sheppard (1852-1930)
© Public Domain
Arrangement by John Leavitt
Audio: Hal Leonard and Shawnee Press Church Choral

3. TESTIFY
Words & Music: Mike Pickering, Paul Heard and Heather Small
© 1998 M People Music
Audio: M People from the album ‘The Best of M People’
℗ 1998 M People Records

4. TESTIFY TO LOVE
Words & Music by Henk Pool, Paul Field, Ralph Van Manen, Robert Riekerk
© 1996,1998 EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (MAIN)Remaining portion is unaffiliated
Presented by Ann Howlett-Foster, a member of the CAMSA family
Audio & Video production: Stuart Northfield & Martin Cordner

5. AND CAN IT BE
Words: Charles Wesley (1707-1788)
© Public Domain
Music: ‘Sagina’ by Thomas Campbell (1777-1844)
© Public Domain
Arrangement by William Himes
Video presentation: The Chicago Staff Band (William Himes) and Canadian Staff Band (John Lam) at the Chicago Staff Band’s Thanksgiving Concert 2014 from Edman Chapel in Wheaton, IL

6. HYMN TO THE CONQUEROR
Words: Albert Orsborn (1886-1967)
© The General of The Salvation Army
Music: Yvonne Field
© 2009 SP&S Ltd
Presented by the CAMSA Connect Sings choir (Ann Howlett-Foster)
Drums: Simon Fisher, Piano: Phil Mappledoram, Bass: Stuart Northfield
Audio & Video production: Stuart Northfield & Martin Cordner

Songs used under CCLI licence no. 227497 and Streaming License no. 553110

Cambridge Citadel (CAMSA Church) is part of The Salvation Army – a worldwide Christian Church and in the UK a Registered Charity no. 214779

© 2022 The Salvation Army Cambridge Citadel Corps