HMP Wandsworth
A service for Eastertide led by the chaplaincy team from Wandsworth Prison in south-west London
A service for Eastertide, led by the chaplaincy team from HMP Wandsworth, a remand prison built in the 1870s, housing around fifteen hundred men from around south-west London and further afield.
The service, attended by around seventy of the men from the prison, is led by the Anglican chaplains, Wendy Stephens and Rev Tim Clapton, alongside Pastor Janet Allman, the Pentecostal Free Church Chaplain, and includes reflections from some of the prisoners. The music is provided by Soul Sanctuary Gospel Choir, with Miko Giedroyc (piano).
Producer: Andrew Earis
Music
sung by Soul Sanctuary Gospel Choir
Thine be the Glory (Maccabeus)
Lord I lift your name on high
Lord, make me over
Amazing grace
God, I'm on my knees again
My Jesus, my Saviour
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