Funky Voices performing in aid of The National Brain Appeal, The All Saints Church in Maldon. 2013
FunkyVoices performing in aid of The National Brain Appeal at The Parish Church of All Saints with St.Peter in Maldon, Essex, England, UK. September 2013
Performing like a prayer, arranged for choir by Sandra Colston
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Maldon, Essex, UK
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Maldon is located at the head of the Blackwater Estuary in Essex. Maldon's name comes from Mael meaning 'meeting place' and dun meaning 'hill', so translated as meeting place on the hill. East Saxons settled the area in the fifth century and the area to the south is still known as the Dengie peninsula after the Dæningas. It became a significant Saxon port with a hythe or Quayside and artisan quarters. Evidence of imported pottery from this period has been found in archaeological digs. From 958 there was a royal mint issuing coins for the late Anglo-Saxon and early Norman kings.
It was one of the only two towns in Essex (Colchester was the other), and King Edward the Elder lived here while combating the Danish settlers who had overrun North Essex and parts of East Anglia. A Viking raid was beaten off in 924, but in another raid in 991 the defenders were defeated in the Battle of Maldon and the Vikings received tribute but apparently did not attempt to sack the town. It became the subject of the poem The Battle of Maldon.
According to the Domesday Book there were 180 townsmen in 1086. The town still had the mint and supplied a warhorse and warship for the king's service in return for its privileges of self-government. The town was awarded a charter by Henry II in 1171, stating the rights of the town as well as defining its borders and detailing its duty to provide a ship the monarch when necessary. The town's All Saints Church, unique in England in having a triangular tower, dates from around this period. While the precise building date is unknown, the church existed by 1180, the date of the foundation of Beeleigh Abbey. A Charter of Richard I of December 1189 confirms certain grants to Beeleigh Abbey, including the Church of Blessed Peter in Maldon and the Church of All Saints' in the same town.
There were strong urban traditions with two members elected to the Commons and three guilds which hosted lavish religious plays until they were suppressed by Puritans in 1576. Then, until 1630, professional actors were invited to perform plays, which were also stopped by Puritans. From 1570 to about 1800 a rival tradition of inviting prominent clergy to visit the town also existed. In 1629 a series of grain riots took place, led by the wife of a local butcher.
In the seventeenth century Thomas Plume started the Plume Library to house over 8,000 books and pamphlets printed between 1487 and his death in 1704; the collection has been added to at various times since 1704. The Plume Library is to be found at St. Peter's Church. Only the original tower survives, the rest of the building having been rebuilt by Thomas Plume to house his library (on the first floor) and Maldon Grammar School (on the ground floor).
Maldon was chosen as one of the landing sites of a planned French invasion of Britain in 1744. However the French invasion fleet was wrecked in storms, and their forces never landed.
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There are a number of films here on the packaging industry. This is because I am the publisher of Central and Eastern European Packaging -- - the international platform for the packaging industry in this region focusing on the latest innovations, trends, design, branding, legislation and environmental issues with in-depth profiles of major industry achievers.
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Central and Eastern European Packaging examines the packaging industry throughout this region, but in particular in the largest regional economies which are Russia, Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Ukraine and Austria. That is not to say that the other countries are forgotten, they are not, but obviously there is less going on. However the fact that there are so many travel related films here is not from holidays but from business trips attending trade fairs around the region. Every packaging trade fair is a new excuse to make another film!
Fr Zacharius Retreat: The Enlargement of the Heart (Part 2 of 2 - Improved Noise Reduction)
Be ye also enlarged in the Theology of Saint Silouan the Athonite and Elder Sophrony of Essex
A disciple of Elder Sophrony (of blessed memory), who was a disciple of St. Silouan the Athonite. Presently, Fr. Zacharias is a monk in the Monastery founded by Elder Sophrony: The Patriarchal Stavropegic Monastery of St. John the Baptist, Tolleshunt Knights by Maldon, Essex, England.
A talk given on February 15th 2014 at the St. John the Compassionate Orthodox Mission in Toronto
Fr Zacharius Retreat: The Enlargement of the Heart (Part 1 of 2 - Improved Noise Reduction)
Be ye also enlarged in the Theology of Saint Silouan the Athonite and Elder Sophrony of Essex
A disciple of Elder Sophrony (of blessed memory), who was a disciple of St. Silouan the Athonite. Presently, Fr. Zacharias is a monk in the Monastery founded by Elder Sophrony: The Patriarchal Stavropegic Monastery of St. John the Baptist, Tolleshunt Knights by Maldon, Essex, England.
A talk given on February 15th 2014 at the St. John the Compassionate Orthodox Mission in Toronto
We are Saint FM
SaintFM is the South-East Essex's First Community Radio station, we're a non-profit company limited by guarantee - and here's a little bit of what we do.
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Maldon Town Hall Venue Hire
Maldon Town Council provide a number of rooms in the Town Hall for hire, that are suitable for a variety of events.
The facilities include a stage, 2 changing rooms and a balcony. Fixed Stage lights (from a lighting bar in the Main Hall) are available for hire. Hirers may also bring in their own lights to fix to the above stage lighting bar.
There is a kitchen available for hire. No charge is made if it is only used for making hot drinks.
The FOYER, with bar area, is available for separate hire only if this does not clash with a hire in the Main Hall. It is used every Thursday morning for the WI Maldon Country Market.
The CONFERENCE ROOM on the first floor is suitable for classes and smaller events. It will seat 40 comfortably set up as a class room or 25 around a conference table. It has its own kitchenette where hirers can make hot drinks, available at no extra charge.
Call Changes at St Peters, Colchester
Taken during a practice night. The ringer on the 2nd is a visitor from Rome, Italy who wanted to learn the art of bell ringing to take back with him.
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District3 saint fm interview and first radio play of lets reload
Ord: Adam lay ybounden - sung by St Peter's Singers of Leeds - Victoria Quarter
One Equal Music: St Peter's Singers of Leeds, directed by Simon Lindley, are running an innovative project this summer to bring inspirational cathedral music to the exceptional acoustics and setting of that secular cathedral of commerce, the fabulous Victoria Quarter in Leeds.
Impromptu appearances during shopping hours will be followed by a live concert at 8.00pm on Sunday July 6.
However, we also hope to raise sufficient funds to record this so that it can become more widely available, and are appealing to as many people as possible to participate in the project by giving whatever they would like, in return for a reward or perk. It's quite a good way of pre-ordering the CD !
The Singers are directed by Dr Simon Lindley, the choir's Music Director since its formation in June 1977
More information about St Peter's Singers, including details of forthcoming concerts, recitals and services, can be found on on the choir's website
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X Factor Voiceover Legend Peter Dickson Interview on Saint 94.7 FM
Back in Feb 2010 X Factor voiceover legend Peter Dickson gave up his valuable time to talk to Nick Moon & Samantha Shaw on Saint 94.7 FM's M.A.D. Breakfast Show.
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Thanks to Sandra Amey-Martin (Station Manager) and Saint 94.7 FM (Maldon and Burnham, Essex area) for allowing me to upload this.
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St Peters Chapel Bradwell On Sea
England's oldest standing church.
Cedd founded a Celtic style community at Othona, built his Cathedral of St Peters on the foundations of the Roman fort and was consecrated Bishop of Essex. In fact Cedd's Cathedral was built where the gatehouse of the fort had been - so it was built on the wall of the fort - hence the name - Saint Peter-on-the-Wall.
Feel free to goggle the church visit there web site.
Maldon, Essex, a few aerial views of the promenade & surrounding area.
A short trip out over Maldon, Essex, overlooking the promenade & out over the Blackwater Estuary.
You can also see the Morrisons & Tescos supermarkets & the building area of the Lidl & Aldo stores.
Good view of Plume High & Lower schools.
Flown with an XK Detect X380, with mobius camera on a Tarot 2D gimbal.
St Peter's Chapel and Barges of Bradwell-on-Sea - Skydronauts.uk
The Chapel of St Peter-on-the-Wall, Bradwell-on-Sea, Essex, is a Grade I listed building and among the oldest largely intact Christian churches in England; it is the 19th oldest building in the country and is still in regular use.
Flight with Yuneec Typhoon H
09/2016
St. Peter ad Vincula, Great Coggeshall Essex, England
St. Peter ad Vincula, Great Coggeshall Essex, England - A Cemetery walk-around video filmed March 9, 2016
Sudbury Suffolk (1946)
Item title reads - Sudbury (Suffolk).
C/U of the tower of Our Lady of Sudbury church. Various shots as 6 men carry the shrine of the Virgin Mary in procession through the streets of the town. White doves and rose petals are released over the shrine as it passes under the archway of the church.
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St Peter’s Church Goldhanger
a tour and brief history of this ancient Church
Magnet fishing finds rare treasures in rivers around the world
What if history’s relics were right in front of us? Not yet lost to museums or evidence rooms. You just have to search in the places no one else has. This is the story of the magnet fishers, everyday historians from all walks of life that have discovered a passion for uncovering the city’s past from the murky depths of its river systems.
There are many good fishermen and some great ones. But there is only... a few using magnets.
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ABANDONED ESSEX CHURCHES | ST. PETERS WICKHAM BISHOPS
THIS IS ANOTHER OLD VIDEO FILMED SOME WEEKS AGO! Part of my new series looking at abandoned churches, starting with those in my home county of Essex.
Comments have been disabled again, in order to buy myself some time to focus on getting between 10 and 15 videos edited and posted. Some are several weeks and even months old and need to be posted pronto! Apologies once again, I am looking forward to hearing from you all once I've caught up and I'll reactivate the comments sections! Promise! Thanks for your support!
Music:
Pilgrimage to Bradwell 2011 Pt.1
Part 1 - Service at St Thomas Church
St. Cedd(664), Bishop of the East Saxons/Oct. 26/ORIGINAL MUSIC
Artist: PraiseHolyTrinitythroughMary
Copyright: Pending in Heaven
Cedd (c. 620 -- 26 October 664) was an Anglo-Saxon monk and bishop from Northumbria. He was an evangelist of the Middle Angles and East Saxons in England and a significant participant in the Synod of Whitby, a meeting which resolved important differences within the Church in England. He is venerated by Anglican, Roman Catholic and Orthodox Christians
Diocese Diocese of London
Enthroned c654
Reign ended 664
Predecessor Mellitus
Successor Wine
Personal details
Born c.620
Northumbria
Died 26 October 664
Lastingham
Denomination Catholic
Sainthood
Feast day 26 October
Venerated in Roman Catholic Church; Eastern Orthodox Church; Anglican Communion
Title as Saint Evangelist of the Middle Angles and East Saxons
Attributes Bishop holding a model of the church at Bradwell-on-Sea
Patronage Essex; Lastingham; interpreters
Shrines Lastingham. Shrine destroyed in Danish period but corresponding to the crypt of the present parish church