02/10/2011
As the church's unique double set of bells calls its congregation to worship, a service for Harvest live from St Andrew's Church, Rugby. Preacher: The Rev Dr Mark Beach.
"Called to worship" - St Andrew's Church, Rugby uniquely possesses two sets of bells in two towers. This year the church has been celebrating the 300th anniversary of the original set, cast in 1711 by Joseph Smith of Edgbaston.
In this live service for Harvest, the Rector of Rugby, The Revd Dr Mark Beach, will explore the duty of Christians to make that same call to worship in all sorts of ways - be it proclaiming the message of the Bible, singing wonderful music - or ringing the good news from the church's two towers, all to bring about God's harvest of the world. Organist: Charles Matthews. Music Director: Nicholas Scott-Burt. Producer: Simon Vivian.
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