Music

Music adds much to worship and can be a real aid to faith. It plays an important part in the 11:15am and monthly 6pm No Labels Worship services at All Saints'. Here, there are opportunities for everyone to join together in praising God. The songs/hymns are all chosen to support the theme and structure of the service in question. We aim to have music that supports the words we sing ranging from loud and brash to quiet and contemplative with lots else in between but hopefully never dull and boring.

Music for the congregation to sing covers a wide range, hymns from the traditional to modern worship songs, chant from medieval plainchant to present day Taizé. While most of what we sing is familiar to many in the congregation and straightforward for newcomers to pick up, we don't hesitate to introduce new music when appropriate. We are always happy to receive feedback and requests.

Instrumental music before, during and after morning services and to accompany singing is generally from one of our two organs. At No Labels Worship we have a very competent worship band.

If you might be interested in helping us make music at All Saints', or simply wish to tell us what you think, do please get in touch.

Organs

The first All Saints' organ was by Bevington and can be seen as you enter the church; The Makin digital organ started life at Ripon Cathedral before coming to Braunston after a rebuild by Makin's

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Ringers

The people of Braunston are called to worship by an enthusiastic band of ringers who make a joyful noise unto the Lord before the 11am service on special occasions and on practice nights

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