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A YOUTH SERVICE

on Regional Programme Scotland

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Relayed from the St. Giles' Cathedral Club Chapel, Canongate, Edinburgh
Order of Service
Psalm 121, I to the hills will lift mine eyes (Tune, French)
Prayers and The Lord's Prayer (Ronald Selby Wright, Warden of the Club)
The Lesson (read by a member of the Club)
The Apostles' Creed
Prayers of Intercession
Hymn, Holy Father, cheer our way (Rv. C.H. 282)
Address by the Rev. DANIEL LAMONT, D.D.
Paraphrase 60, Father of peace, and God of love (Tune, Palestrina)
Prayer and Benediction (The Very Rev. CHARLES L. WARR, D.D., Dean of the Order of the Thistle, and Chaplain of the Club)
St. Giles' Cathedral Boys' Club first met eight years ago in a small room in the Lawnmarket, Edinburgh, and four years later acquired its present premises. It is the first boys' club in Scotland to have a chapel of its own, and it is from this chapel that the usual afternoon service is being broadcast this afternoon. Once a rat-infested gymnasium, the chapel has been transformed by the boys themselves into a place of beauty. The Chaplain of the Club is the Very Rev. Charles L. Warr, D.D., and the President, Sir lain Colquhoun of Luss, Bart., D.S.O.

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Ronald Selby Wright
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Rev. Daniel Lamont
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Rev. Charles L. Warr
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Charles L. Warr

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