Welcome to Glenabbey Music

As our tag line suggests, through this website we aim to provide a wide range of resources to help train and equip all those involved in using their musical gifts in the service of God and his church. Feel free to browse the vast array of training resources or check out the About Us section for an overview of what this site has to offer.

Song list for Sat 1st May

Here's the provisional lsit of songs. The music is available for download (unless otherwise specified). Arrangements marked * have been updated, so make sure you download the latest version.

- The Glory (brass and woodwind only) *
- Happy Day (brass & woodwinds)
- Thine be the glory (brass & woodwinds - ARRANGEMENT NOW UPLOADED!!)
- Oh to see the dawn (brass and woodwinds) *
- When I survey (brass and woodwinds) *

- By faith (brass and woodwinds)

- We will remember
- In Christ alone (brass and woodwinds)*
- Men of faith the Eb version (brass and woodwinds)*

In addition, there will be some songs at the start. Probably Forever, Hear the call of the Kingdom, Over all the earth (all with brass and woodwinds) and Men of faith (band only)

Practice will be on Thursday at 7.30 in the Resource Room. See you then!

Featured Resource: Worship and the glory of God

We know that the word 'glory' is tied in somehow with the concept of worship. But how exactly? Is it just another one of those religious sounding cliches that we use unthinkingly? What is God's glory? If he has glory, what does it mean for us to 'give him glory'?

In this talk, Lucas Parks takes us on a tour of the concept of God's glory revealed in the book of Romans as he gives an answer to the question 'What is worship'.

What is God's glory? How have we failed to live up to this glory? What are the implications of this for us? How are we to live lives that reflect something of the glory of God? All these issues and more are addressed in this masterful overview of this important topic.

Click here and scroll to the bottom of the page to listen to the talk.