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CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK 1. God Of My Praise ©Prism’s Light Music / Due Season Music / BMI 2.57 2. With Wings As Eagles ©Pilot Point Music 4.14 3. Come Into Our World! ©SP&S Ltd. 4.05 4. His Strength Is Perfect ©Multisongs Inc / BMG Music 5.36 5. War On The Floor! ©SP&S Ltd. 3.26 6. Somebody Believed ©LifeSong Music Press / BMI 2.56 7. All Things Bright And Beautiful ©Oxford University Press 3.17 8. All To Jesus M/s 4.47 9. Just As I Am M/s 3.27 10. Put On The Armour ©Faber Music Ltd. 3.23 11. There’s Never Been A Mountain ©Singspiration Music / BMI 3.23 12. My Ain Folk M/s 3.56 13. Carry The Light ©Word Music 4.37 14. Above All ©Integrity’s Hosanna! Music / LenSongs Publishing 3.15 15. Surely He Has Borne Our Griefs ©SP&S Ltd. 3.45 16. He Had To Hold To Calvary ©Cameron Hill Music / BMI 4.37 17. In Jesus’ Name ©PraiseGathering Music 3.11 18. Jesus Is Alive! ©Integrity Hosanna Music 2.20 Total CD Playing Time 67.22 C & P Salvationist Publishing & Supplies Ltd., 66-78 Denington Road, Wellingborough, Northants NN8 2QH All rights of the owner and of the works reproduced reserved. Unauthorised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of this recording prohibited. (MCPS) SPS 226 CD Code No. Booklet-Pgs16&1 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK After the five interlocking rings, the most memorable symbol of any Olympic Acknowledgments Games must be the Olympic Flame. Some months prior to the commencement of each Games, a torch is lit from the rays of the sun at the ancient Olympic Stadium Govan Citadel Songsters would like to thank Brian Allan (Piano), Yvonne Ferguson (Keyboard) in Greece. The flame is then carried by varied means to the host city, wherever and Captain Alec Still, Bellshill Corps for their support. in the world that may be, where the final carrier in the chain lights the giant Olympic cauldron which will burn for the duration of the Games. Reverend Bill Ferguson, Auxiliary Minister David Eynon and the members of Broomhill Parish Church, Glasgow. The Olympic Flame is generally carried by runners, but not exclusively so. In 1948 the flame was carried by boat across the English Channel on its way to London. In 1952 it was Commissioners Keith & Pauline Banks and Majors David & Ann Radford (Corps Officers) transported for the first time by aeroplane to Helsinki. In 1976 the flame reached Canada via satellite for their support and prayers. and a laser beam used to reignite the flame in the stadium. Through the years, thousands of people with different skills and abilities, and from numerous nations, have successfully carried the light of the Olympic ideal to its destination. Executive Producer: Trevor Caffull Producer: Brian A. Hillson The people who comprise the Govan Citadel Songster Brigade of The Salvation Army are involved in a Engineer: Daniel Lock similar mission. The songsters represent a variety of different skills and professions. Among their Post Production: James Lawrence & Adam Goldsmith number you will find policemen, trainers, child minders, secretaries, professional carers, students, Photography: Mike Shankster salesmen, buyers, bankers, I.T. specialists, nursery nurses, joiners, surveyors, and more. Each has come Project Manager: Kevin J. Coates MBE to faith in Christ, the Light of the World. His light shines in their hearts and each in their own way Design & Artwork: Andrew Wainwright witnesses to their faith by carrying that same light into the arena of life. This highly committed and proficient choral group, under the leadership of Chic Ramsay, aims to carry the light of Christ to all who hear them in regular Sunday services, at concerts, in hospitals, at open air meetings and wherever else they are invited. The opportunity to reach a wider audience through this CD is one they welcome and relish, and the privilege of carrying the light of Christ to you in your car, your lounge or your study is one that is highly prized. They will be happy if but one of these songs brings light into your day; but so much more if it brings Christ, the Light of the World, into your life. Keith Banks Code No. Booklet-Pgs2&15 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Govan Citadel Songsters Of the four Govan Citadel music sections, the Songster Brigade is the most recently formed. The Senior Band was formed soon after the corps began back in 1881. The Young People’s Band is reported as playing for the first time in January 1912 and with what were called ‘YP demonstrations’ featuring ‘singing’, a singing company no doubt existed by then also. It was not until 1918 the Songsters emerged, formed by Major Charles Cox from members of the National Songsters (Scotland) who were soldiers at Govan. More than a decade was to pass before there was any significant recognition. In 1929 the Army’s Bandsman and Songster magazine reported it was ‘yet in its infancy’ but ‘… keeping up the pace over the border’. That year it started its own Sunday morning street meeting and the following year led its own Easter mission in Edinburgh while the corps band was in Sunderland! Today the brigade contributes, as it has always done, to the spiritual life and worship of Govan Citadel. It also continues to carry the message of Christ to other places. Its most recent ‘Alive’ tour of South Ontario, Canada, comes in a long list of such campaigns. While the brigade may have taken time to establish itself, having done so, it has kept up the pace on both sides of the border - and beyond. Major David Radford Matthew Ramsay Fraser Ramsay Elizabeth Hay Moira Wilson Audrey Ramsay Elanor O’May www.govansongsters.com Code No. Booklet-Pgs14&3 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Govan Citadel Songsters In Jesus’ Name Jesus Is Alive! Words & Music: Randy Vader Words & Music: Ron Kenoly arr. Leonard Ballantine Sopranos Middle Altos Tenors Hallelujah! Jesus is alive, In Jesus’ name we’ve gathered here, Death has lost its victory Clare Williams Ruth Cochrane (Librarian) Alex Williams we’ve come to worship our Lord. And the grave has been denied; Lorna McIntyre Elanor O’May Matthew Ramsay We stand as one, for we’ve become a family Jesus lives for ever, Alison Gibb (Secretary) Rachael Ritchie Fraser Pearce bound by his word; He’s alive, he’s alive! We lift our hands in joyous praise, united in Jillian Gemmell Hazel Ferguson John Stewart this refrain. He’s the Alpha and Omega, Elizabeth Hay Rita Pearce (Major) Ronald Baxter We’ve found the source for all we need The first and last is he, Karen Keachie Elma Stewart (Sergeant) James McManus (Secretary) in Jesus’ name. The curse of sin is broken Moira Wilson Margo Ritchie And we have perfect liberty, Nancy Swankie Norma Kilgour Basses In Jesus’ name I stand redeemed, a miracle of The Lamb of God is risen, Ann Wilson Sheila McFarlane his grace. He’s alive, he’s alive! Lily Reoch David Gibb In Jesus’ name I’ve been made clean, for he has stood in my place; Ann Radford (Major) Bottom Altos Fraser Ramsay And all my sin he took away, I will never be David O’May the same. Audrey Ramsay David Cochrane I’ve found the source for all I need Laura Kilgour Kevin Jefferson in Jesus’ name. Sheila Dow Alexander Baxter Sheila MacFarlane Stephen Jacques In Jesus’ name we go from here to tell the Hazel McMillan (Secretary) William Wilson world of his love. In Jesus’ name we go to serve, to share his Maisie Bellshaw (Major) gifts from above. Helena Cochrane Accompanists And as we go we have no fear, for all he’s Elizabeth McManus promised we can claim. Brian Allan - Piano We’ve found the source for all we need Chic Ramsay Yvonne Ferguson - Keyboard in Jesus’ name. Songster Leader Colin McFarlane - Bass Guitar Stuart Hay - Percussion Code No. Booklet-Pgs4&13 CYAN MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK Surely He Has Borne Our Griefs He Had To Hold To Calvary God Of My Praise With Wings As Eagles Isaiah 53:4-6, adpt. Dick Krommenhoek Words & Music: Phil Cross Words: Leslie, Rhonda & Becki Sites Isaiah 40:28-31 & Habakkuk 3:17-18, Music: Dick Krommenhoek arr. Graeme Press Music: Leslie, Rhonda & Becki Sites & adpt. Paul Williams Tenor Horn Obligato: Fraser Ramsay Alto Soloist: Audrey Ramsay Chris Springer, arr. Camp Kirkland Music: Benjamin Harlan Surely he has borne our griefs and carried He could have left the cross that day to feed O come, let us sing to the God of my praise, We will rejoice in the Lord. our sorrows; the hungry who were there. ‘He is the rock of my Salvation’. We will rejoice in the God of our salvation. Yet we esteemed him stricken, smitten by He could have wiped the children’s tears O come, let us sing to the God of my praise; He never fails, is never weary; God and afflicted. away to show them he still cared. With adoration anthems raise. He gives his strength to the weak. But he was wounded for our transgressions, He could have once again reached out his Those who wait upon the Lord will He was bruised for our iniquities; upon him hand to give sight to the blind. For ever I will sing of his excellent greatness, renew their strength. was the chastisement that made us whole He could have kissed his mother one more Shout it to his name with a voice of triumph.