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Holy Coasts - Northumberland Pilgrimage

Holy Coasts - Northumberland Pilgrimage

Chris Humble leads us on a pilgrimage along the Northumberland Coast, joined by father and daughter musicians Gareth and Bronnie Davies-Jones.

Beginning at St Peter the Fisherman in Craster, the pilgrims walk St Oswald's Way towards Alnmouth Friary, where they meet poet and storyteller Margi McAllister.

Walking in the steps of all those who have travelled this dramatic coastline searching for food, community and spiritual encounters, they ask how pilgrimage can change us, and what it means to be a 'holy wanderer' today.

Readings:
Matthew 4:17-25
Psalm 131

Music:
We are all pilgrims - Gareth Davies-Jones with Bronwen Davies-Jones 
Come thou fount of every blessing – Lucy Grimble 
Be Thou My Vision – Eoghan Heaslip 
Simple Gifts – Yo-Yo Ma and Elison Krauss 
O for a Closer Walk with God – St Martin's Voices 
Ancient Paths – Anna Raine 
Green and blue – Gareth Davies-Jones with Bronwen Davies-Jones 

Matthew 4: 17-25 
Psalm 121

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