Northern Ireland Military Wives Choir at Lisburn Cathedral
Return of the colours at the Remembrance Day Service in Lisburn Cathedral.
The Northern Ireland Military Wives Choir was the special guests at the Royal British Legion (Lisburn Branch) Remembrance Day Service in Lisburn Cathedral.
The service was conducted by the rector, the Rev Canon Sam Wright and the vicar, the Rev Simon Genoe. Canon Wright, who gave the address, welcomed the members of the Lisburn Branch of the Royal British Legion, the Mayor, Aldermen and Councillors of Lisburn City Council, Lagan Valley MP Jeffrey Donaldson and special guests.
Claire Harrison, Musical Director of the Northern Ireland Military Wives Choir, and Andrew Skelly, Lisburn Cathedral Organist.
The Scripture lessons were read by Jackie McCartney (President of Lisburn Branch of the Royal British Legion) and Lagan Valley MP Jeffrey Donaldson. Andrew Skelly (Cathedral Organist) together with the church choir and the Northern Ireland Military Wives Choir led the congregational hymns that included, ‘Thy hand O God has Guided’, ‘God is our strength and refuge’ and ‘Guide me O thou great Jehovah’.
The Northern Ireland Military Wives Choir sang the anthem, ‘Homeward Bound’ accompanied by Claire Harrison (Musical Director) on keyboard and Andrew Skelly (Cathedral Organist) on tin whistle.
Photos: John Kelly
Lisburn Cathedral Church Choir at the Remembrance Day Service.
Remembrance Day Service in Lisburn Cathedral. L to R: Canon Sam Wright, Lagan Valley MP Jeffrey Donaldson, Jackie McCartney, President RBL Lisburn Branch, Major (retired) John Jamieson TD, Chairman RBL Lisburn Branch, and the Rev Simon Genoe.
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