My church she stands on grassy mound
Raised high above the land around
Keeps vigil over town and people
In God’s own sun her spire topped steeple
Guides me home, seen from afar
More constant than the morning star
Gravestones lean against the sky
Friends and enemies in peace now lie
Bells call across the neighbouring hills
And the air with anticipation fills
As townsfo...
Sunday 4th November 2018 9:35 pm
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