(to 18.15)

Relayed from St. John's Church, Cardiff
The Bells

Order of Service:
Hymn, All People that on Earth do dwell (Ancient and Modern, 166)
Confession
Absolution
Lord's Prayer
Psalm 46 - Chant
Scripture Reading
Magnificat - Chant
Collects
Prayers
Hymn, Ye Holy Angels bright (Ancient and Modern, 546)
Address by the Rev. Canon J. A. Lewis, Vicar-Designate
Hymn, City of God how broad and fair (English Hymnal, 375)
Blessing

The Rev. Canon Lewis is the newly-appointed Vicar of St. John's Church. For seventeen years he was Vicar and Rural Dean of Aberdare.

An Appeal on behalf of The Somerset Diocesan Mission to the Deaf and Dumb by the Rev. F. W. Gilby
(From Bristol)

The Rev. F. W. Gilby, Chaplain to the Somersetshire Deaf and Dumb Mission, was
Chaplain at the first church ever erected specially for the Deaf and Dumb, S. Saviour's, Oxford Street, London. He is himself the son of deaf-mute parents, and he will tell of what it means to be deaf and of the things that are done to help the 400 deaf and dumb in Somerset.

Relayed from The Park Hall, Cardiff
Artists
Elsie Suddaby (Soprano), William Parsons (Baritone), The Choir of the Cardiff Musical Society
The Western Studio Orchestra (Augmented)
Conducted by Warwick Braithwaite
(Leader, Louis Levitus)
Requiem
Brahms
Chorus, Blest are they that mourn
Chorus, All Flesh doth perish
Baritone Solo and Chorus, Lord, make me to know
Chorus, How lovely are Thy Dwellings
Soprano Solo and Chorus, Ye who now sorrow
Baritone Solo and Chorus, On this Earth
Chorus, Blessed are the Dead

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