A is for Altar, the focus of Prayer,
B is for Bible the Priest
lifts up from there,
C is for Cross, in Majesty and Might,
D is for
Doors, with glass shining bright,
E is for Evensong, the serene end to
Sunday,
F is for the Font, where Babies Baptism Homage Pay,
G is for
Grace we pray to receive,
H is for the Halo around St George we
perceive,
I is for Incense, used on Great Feasts,
J is for 'Jerusalem',
sung at W.I. Meets,
K is for Keys to open all doors on all morns,
L is
for the Lace which Our Lady adorns,
M is the Music, so lovely and
thrilling,
N is the New English Hymnal, faith instilling,
O is for the
Organ, which accompanies our Worship,
P is for Pulpit, Priest, Prayer Book
and Pew-ship,
Q is the Quest of the Youth Club sincere,
R is for the
Rails, to Communicants dear,
S is for the Blessed Sacrament we receive as we
kneel,
T is for the Transept, our feet tread as Bells peal,
U is for the
Union, at Marriages Blessed,
V is for the Verses of Psalms, sing we
must,
W is for the Windows, some of stained Glass,
X is for the Peace we
exchange at the Mass,
Y is for the Yew Trees the Church Yard enhancing,
Z
is for the Zeal our Congregation are chancing.
written by Rosemary Goulding
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