Community carols (Sun 17 Dec, 2 pm - 3 pm; followed by afternoon tea)

299 While shepherds watched their flocks by night (verses 1, 2 and 6)

292 Infant holy
301 The first noel (verses 1, 2 and 6)

Mary's Boy Child (Chris, Ellena, Ian)

311 Silent night

319 Child in the manger
309 Angels from the realms of glory (verses 1, 2)

Halleluia Chorus (Baker brothers)

322 The north wind is tossing the leaves

Jingle Bells
303 Hark the herald angels (verses 1, 3)

Organ postlude as people leave for afternoon tea in tea room through door.
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for his bed a cattle stall; vigil till the morning new
d rare; oxen lowing, saw the glory,
:ion little knowing heard the story,
nyrrh: Christ the babe is Lord of all; tidings of a gospel true;
swift are winging thus rejoicing,
mg- angels singing, free from sorrow,
e, nowells ringing, praises vo1cmg,
}aiming, tidings bringing, greet the morrow,
IWS. Christ the babe is Lord of all, Christ the babe was born for you,
Christ the babe is Lord of all. Christ the babe was born for you.
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1ther tr. Edith Gellibrand Reed 1885-1933

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tr. Edward Caswall 1814-78 air
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1787-1863

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•alLis calm, all is bright
reshinhYg, round the virgin mother and child,
f the stall; holy infant so tender and mild,
:ing, • sleepinheavenly peace,
>fall. sleep in heavenly peace. .

levotion, 2 . Silent night, holy night:

ne? .· shepherds quake at the. sight;
fthe ocean, glories· stream from heaven afar,
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heav.enly hosts sing, 'Alleluia!
Christ:the Saviour is born,
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Christ the Saviour is oorn.'
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1n, 3 Silent night,.holy.night:,
1e po9r. wondrous star, lend your light;
with the angels let us sing ;
1e morning; Alleluia to our King;
yourai.d: Christ our Saviour is .born,
ng, . Christ our Sa~iour is bcmL
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tr. John Freeman Young 1820-85 alt.
Reginald Heber
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319 Gaelic melody
arr. Lawrence E@Ilcis,13anJ~tt
1933:.:'· '·.
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Child in the manger, 2 Once the most holy 3 Prophets foretold him,
infant of Mary; child ofsalvation infant of wonder;
outcast and stranger, gentle andlowly angels behold him
Lord.of all! lived below; on his throne;
Child who inherits now; as our glorious worthy our Saviour
all our transgressions, mighty Redeemer, bf all their praises;
all our demerits see him victorious happy for ever
bed, on him fall. overeach•foe, are his own.
is sweet head;
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tr. Lachlan Macbean 1853-,-1931 alt.
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arr. Martin Shaw
1875-1958
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with the eternal Spirit's power,
t, and Priest, and King behold,
d of all the worlds adore.
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its his throne on earth to live,
come now with holy joy, ship, I wor-ship Christ, the new - born King.
ith into our hearts receive. ; ;
Charles Wesley
1707-88 alt.
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 1 Angels, from the realms of glory,
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wing your flight o'er all the earth; (J=92-100)
heralds of creation's story,
ng:wproclaim Messiah's birth: .
cOmf. ci~d worslii'P Chri~fi.Jhe new-born King,
come and worship, worship Christ, the new-born King.

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watching over flocks by night,
God with us is now residing;
yonder shil\es the infantUght:
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myrrh from the fore

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arr. Charles Edgar I>ettman
303 From a chorus by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
1809--47 '• ·. '·· , .
adapted by William Hayman Cuirunings
1831-1915
1866-1943

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Hark! the herald angels sing 3 Hailthe heaven-born Prince of Peace!
1 shalt be, glory to the new-born King, Hail.the Sun of righteousness!
b.ee, peace-on earth, and-mercy mild, Light and life to all he brings,
ers foretold; God and sinners reconciled. risen with heaJing inhi.s wings:
'a! Joyfµl, all you nations, rise, mild he lays his glory by; . •
join ilie triumph of the skies; born that we no more rieed die,
her head, with the angelic host proclaim, born to raise. us froIIl the farth,
~ said, 'Christ is bofa in Bfthlel).em': born Jo give us .second b1l'th.
a.is holy name': Hark the herald angels sing Hark! the herald cingels sing ...
2! glory to the new-born King.
Charles Wesley
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Sabine Baring-Gould 1834-1924