Bryan Hunt
Sunday Playlist
Like the music last Sunday at St. George’s? Then listen to this playlist of songs that we sang, and infuse your week with the sounds of worship.
Be the Fire
Sometimes new songs come out of you quick, as if written by someone else. “Be the Fire” was one of these. I wrote it last week after watching the movie Brave. I’ve always liked celtic music, (perhaps it’s the Irish/Scottish in me), but also because there is something beautifully haunting in the melodies and earthiness of its … Read moreBe the Fire
His Glorious Grace
I’ve got a new song for you today called “His Glorious Grace”. This song was inspired by Ephesians 1:3-10 – “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us in Christ with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places, even as he chose us in him before the foundation … Read moreHis Glorious Grace
Fear Not, O My Soul
I have a new song for you today. My wife’s family on her mother’s side are from Newfoundland, so I wrote the music to this song as a tribute to the east-coast newfie style. The lyrics speak of God’s faithfulness through the valley of shadows. I hope you enjoy it! Fear Not, O My Soul … Read moreFear Not, O My Soul
Ancient
Here’s a new song I’ve been working on. Ancient The earth explodes With your beauty and your grace May the glory of your face Shine on us And every day, Lord Is part of your design And before the dawn of time You knew our names Be glorified on the earth, in the sky Let … Read moreAncient
Music to Glorify God
Tuesday, January 19th, the Rev. Garth Hunt hosted a session on “Music to Glorify God”. It focuses on music throughout the ages, composed with the intent to glorify the Creator God. It features pieces of music, interspersed with insights on the composers and musical styles. Listen to ‘Music to Glorify God’.
‘The Food We Eat’ Rescheduled
‘The Food We Eat’ discussion night has been rescheduled to a later date. Look out for more details coming out in the next few weeks.
News From Canterbury
Over the last few days, the Anglican Primates from across the world (as well as our Diocesan Bishop Charlie Masters), have been meeting in Canterbury to decide the future of the worldwide Anglican Church. Today the Episcopal Church (in the United States) was suspended from full participation within the Anglican communion. Find out more here.
The Book of Judges
The Book of Judges shows how the flawless God is at work in the most flawed situations and the most failing people.