Music for Sunday continues in a Lenten mode.  Our handbells start us off with a Prelude in E minor, and the closing voluntary is based on the opening hymn, Wondrous love. The Parish Choir's anthem by John Rutter is a prayer translated from the Latin by Lancelot Andrews (1555-1626). Andrews acted as the general editor of the King James Bible, and it is said that he was responsible for more of its translation than any other scholar. Sunday's anthem has these words: Open thou mine eyes and I shall see: Incline my heart and I shall desire: Order my steps and I shall walk in the ways of thy commandments. O Lord God, be thou to me as a God and beside thee let there be none else, no other, naught else with thee. Vouchsafe to me to worship thee and serve thee, according to thy commandments -  in truth of spirit, in rev'rence of body, in blessing of lips, in private and public. The Disco Penguins will sing a simple piece about Jesus as our good shepherd, and will join the B# for a setting of psalm 121 by Malcolm Williamson - I will lift up mine eyes. This latter piece is one of our choir festival pieces, and is both abstract and complex, and has been a challenge for us.