available for meetings. A number of interesting and challenging slide/tape shows have attempted to present the guilders with the relevance of Christian faith in our day. Bible quizzes have been popular and every now and again a games evening is well received. The Guild has also enjoyed a visit from Mr Jack Reece who spoke on the early days of Kearsney and showed us some of his interesting archaeological artifacts. The Senior Guild has continued its pattern of a fortnightly meeting and this has proved fairly successful. A six-man committee was appointed early in the year taking two boys each from 6th, 5th and 4th Forms. Inexperience in the functioning of a committee and difficulty in finding a time for committee meetings have been problems but much has been learnt nevertheless. On the whole meetings have been fairly well attended but it has been difficult to engage outside speakers knowing that, because of a test or an exam, a number of boys might not be present. Film evenings have been very popular and the Scripture Union evening of slides promoting Skoegheim was well supported. A Sunday seminar on programme organisation was held in Maritzburg under the auspices of Scripture Union and the committee has benefited greatly from this. A keen spirit prevails in the Guild and we look forward to a good 1979. D.B. Carol Service 1978 AI IL ORDER OFSERVICE Organ music: Yuletide Echoes, Camil van Hulse. Pastorale on "Rocking"John Harper Choral Preludes. J.S. Bach Processional hymn:O come all ye faithful. PRAYERS 1st Lesson: Man's disobedience and salvation. (Reader a junior chorister). Carol: "Dee Gratias". Norman Fulton. 2nd Lesson: God's promise to Abraham (Reader: a junior boy) Carol: "Come Thou, Redeemer of the earth." David Willcocks) Hymn: Hark the glad sound,the Saviour comes. 3rd Lesson: God's promise fulfilled. (Reader: a senior chorister). Carol: "The Cherry tree carol"(English). 4th Lesson: The glory of Bethlehem revealed (Reader: a senior boy) Hymn: O little town of Bethlehem. 5th Lesson: The visitation of the Angel Gabriel (Reader: the Head Prefect) Carol: "RighteousJoseph." (Cornish) (arr. 6th Lesson: The birth of Christ. (Reader: a member of StafQ Carol: "Rocking"(Czech arr. Willcocks) Offertory hymn: The first noel. 7th Lesson: The shepherds go to the manger. (Reader: the deputy Headmaster) Carol: "The Angel and the shepherds."(Bohemian arr. C.H. Trevor) Hymn: Hark the herald angels sing. 8th Lesson: The wise men visit Jesus. (Reader: the Headmaster) Carol: "Rejoice and be merry." (Dorset carol arr. Martin Shaw) Hymn: As with gladness men of old. 9th Lesson: St. John unfolds the mystery of the incar nation.(Reader: the College Chaplain). Carol: "Christ was born on Christmas Day." (arr. John Harper). PRAYERS Recessional Hymn: Unto us a boy is born. Organ postlude: Prelude on "In dulcijubilo" J.S. Bach. 11
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