Cathedralcast

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music. If you missed the individual episodes of the pilgrimage around the Cathedral, here's a chance to hear them all together.

Welcome to the Morning Service from Glasgow Cathedral for the 11th of October. . We hope you enjoy worshiping with us this morning. We'd hoped to be able to provide a live stream of the service from the Cathedral this morning, but the increase in the Corona virus cases in Scotland means that we have had to take the reluctant decision not to proceed with live services in the presence of a congregation. As there was not time to record and edit a whole new service,  this  then, is a repeat of the one first broadcast on the 6th of September in which Rev Mark steps out of the Cathedral and into the sunshine to consider how we might show a little mercy, thoughts based on today's Gospel reading from Matthew. The anthem is Orlando Gibbon's Almighty and everlasting God and the hymns include Defend me, Lord and Spirit of mercy

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music. Today they continue the pilgrimage to Glasgow Cathedral

Welcome to the Morning Service from Glasgow Cathedral for the 4th of October. We hope you enjoy worshiping with us this morning. Rev Mark's theme this morning is based on St. Matthew's Gospel chapter 21, verses 33 to 45 in which Jesus' informs the Elders that the "...stone rejected by the builders becomes the cornerstone.".   The anthem is the Ego flos campi by Guerrero and  the hymns include I to the hills and Just as I am.   If you would like an Order of Service you can download a pdf from the Cathedral website glasgowcathedral.org.

As usual during this time of lockdown when the Cathedral Choir cannot sing together, the service features previously recorded music. This will be our last completely pre-recorded service. We will be resuming live streaming of Morning Services next week and as a result the format will change. We should be live on the website here, and on our YouTube channel, at about 5 minutes to 11:00. As we still have no access to broadband in the Cathedral, it's necessary for us to use a less reliable method of connecting to the internet, and if we are plagued with gremlins,and we lose our connection during the service, rest assured we will upload a local recording as soon as possible. As always each service will remain here on the website for the following week.

We hope you will enjoy the service and will also listen to our afternoon Cathedralcast which will be available from 4:00.

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music. Today they continue the pilgrimage to Glasgow Cathedral

Welcome to the Morning Service from Glasgow Cathedral for the 27th of September. We hope you enjoy worshiping with us this morning. Rev Mark’s theme this morning is based on St. Matthew’s Gospel chapter 20, verses 1 to 16 in which Jesus’ authority is challenged by the Elders. The anthem is the magnificent Stanford in C and the hymns include Behold the amazing gift and Lord of all being.

As usual during this time of lockdown when the Cathedral Choir cannot sing together, the service features previously recorded music.

We hope you will enjoy the service and will also listen to our afternoon Cathedralcast which will be available from 4:00.

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music

Welcome to the Morning Service from Glasgow Cathedral for the 20th of September. We hope you enjoy worshiping with us this morning. Rev Mark's theme this morning is based on St. Matthew's Gospel chapter 18 verses 18 to 35 and is all about getting what you give, something we are all too aware of as the cases of Covid rise in Scotland and the wider community   The anthem is Behold, o God our defender by Herbert Howells and  the hymns include Brother, sister, let me serve you and All creatures of our God and King.   If you would like an Order of Service you can download a copy from the Cathedral website, glasgowcathedral.org

As usual during this time of lockdown when the Cathedral Choir cannot sing together, the service features previously recorded music.

We hope you will enjoy the service and will also listen to our afternoon Cathedralcast which will be available from 4:00.

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music, it is here for you. In this episode, Mark embarks on a pilgrimage.

Rev Mark Johnstone and Director of Music Andrew Forbes bring you this short podcast of weekly worship. When you feel in need of some comforting thoughts and gentle music, it is here for you.