Graham Kendrick - The Servant King (Glastonbury Abbey 1996)

Graham Kendrick - The Servant King. This was recorded at Glastonbury Abbey at an event called 'Hearts On Fire' for a BBC 'Songs Of Praise' programme in 1996. The band includes Steve Thompson (MD & Keyboards), Kevan Frost (Guitar & BVs), Phil Crabbe (Drums), Julian Heming (Bass), Carl McGregor (Percussion & BVs), Chris Storr (Trumpet & Flugel), Chris Mitchell (Trombone & excellent Brass Arrangements), David Fitzgerald (Flute & Saxophones) & the wonderful Remission! (Gospel Choir, led by Steve McGregor).

[@CochinchineRaconteur]

The highest will be the lowest and the lowest, the highest. This is our Truth. Because of Jesus.

[@Rearda]

The faces on those worshippers! Wish I'd been there.

[@HollinesstoGod]

This is the Gospel Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ preached in its purity through the anointing of music. The story is beautiful and speaks now as it did then. All our worship be to the 'Servant King'. AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iainmclaughlan1975]

Only the true God would be a servant

[@JennySussex]

This is the true story of Christmas. From heaven you came, this is our God, the servant King. Wishing everyone a peaceful Christmas 2010. :-)

[@JoneSalat]

Thank you Master for choosing to bear my load. You know it is heavy. Forgive me as I forgive those ...

[@destinycole]

This is the best edition yet and sang by the Man who wrote it thanks for posting this.

[@avuncular300]

We sang this song today, (Good Friday), at our evening Tenebrae Service. Also 'Come and See'. They are both so moving and helped give our worship real depth indeed.....

[@avuncular300]

Wonderful. Everyone seemed at peace....

[@jusmila1]

Thank you Jesus x

[@priscillabriscoe]

THX
Mr. Graham

[@priscillabriscoe]

♥♥♥♥♥♥this song

[@tdodd191]

0:51 looks like the little blonde girl on the left looks like abi branning off eastenders