Trinity Free Church Huntingdon

Well, it’s here again. I’ve spotted the growing evidence during recent shopping trips and visits to Garden Centres etc. There really is no escape. Your calendar may tell you that it is only October – clocks have yet to be put back and the last few tardy swallows have barely left our shores. But the [...]

We are so used to singing in our worship that we tend to take it for granted but, although the early church certainly sang hymns, there was a period when only the clergy and choir were allowed to sing the so-called Gregorian Tones. Then, at the Reformation, congregational singing was restored and with such lively tunes that Queen Elizabeth I called them Geneva Jigs, after the Geneva Psalter which started it all. But because we take our hymns for granted we sometimes miss enjoying them to the full.