Titanic Centenary
Eamonn Holmes is in Belfast, where the world's most famous ocean liner was built, to reflect on the lives lost a century ago and the legacy of the 'unsinkable ship'. Maritime hymns come from St Thomas' Church, and guest singers Brian Houston and the Celtic Tenors perform inspiring songs of faith.
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Songs of Praise - Titanic Centenary (11.03.12)
Duration: 00:25
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Songs of Praise - Titanic Centenary
Duration: 02:31
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Songs of Praise - Titanic Centenary
Duration: 02:29
Music Played
Timings (where shown) are from the start of the programme in hours and minutes
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Eternal Father Strong to Save
Congregation
JB Dykes arra Jonathan Rea Words: William Whiting © New Voice Music
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Lead Us Heavenly Father Lead Us
Congregation
From Flitz’s Choralbuch(1847) arr Jonathan Rea Words: James Edmeston, 1821hing Co
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Abide with Me
Congregation
WH Monk arr Jonathan Rea Words: Henry Francis Lyte 1847
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Faithful One
Congregation
Words/Music: Brian Doerksen Arr Jonathan Rea © 1989 Mercy/Vineyard Publishing/Music Services.
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Nearer My God to Thee
Congregation
L Mason Arr Jonathan Rea Words: Sarah Flower Adams 1841.
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Remember Me
The Celtic Tenors
Performance: Remember Me The Celtic Tenors
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Precious Lord
Brian Houston
Performance: Precious Lord Brian Houston
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Eamonn Holmes |
| Producer | Maeve Ó Catháin |
| Executive Producer | Mike Edgar |
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