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Inspiring hymns and songs, together with stories of faith from around the UK and beyond.

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Songs of Praise: Hull

Hull

22/01/2017

BBC One - Songs of Praise, Hull

Aled Jones discovers what being the UK's City of Culture means for Hull.

It's Hull's year as the UK's City of Culture. Aled Jones discovers what that means for England's biggest Parish church and how Hull's famous sons are getting in on the act.

It's Hull's big year as the UK's City of Culture, and Aled Jones discovers what that means for England's biggest parish church and how Hull's famous sons, from William Wilberforce to the latest BBC Face of Hull, are all getting in on the act.

Give Me That Old Time Religion from Hackney Empire, London
The King of Love My Shepherd Is from St Mary-Le-Tower Church, Ipswich
You Raise Me Up by Celtic Woman
Now Thank We All Our God from Warwick Road United Reform Church, Coventry
The Power of Love from the Salvation Army, Sale 
We Shall Overcome by Laura Mvula with Gareth Malone's Voices Choir
Angel-Voices, Ever Singing from Romsey Abbey.

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