Tag: Alastair Stout

Service of Installation for the Reverend Tyrrell M. Hanley

…I remind you to fan into flame the gift of God…

Service of Installation of the Reverend Tyrrell M. Hanley, sponsored by the Southwest Association of the United Church of Christ

The Reverend Paul Sangree, Associate Minister of the Vermont Conference

Beverly Anderson

Mike Roberts, Grace Congregational UCC Council Chair

Pastor Karen Braeutigam, First Congregational Church of Fair Haven

The Reverend Mary Woodman, Member of the SWA Committee on Church Ministry

The Reverend Tyrrell M. Hanley, Pastor at Grace Congregational UCC, Rutland

Alastair Stout, Minister of Music at Grace Congregational UCC, Rutland

Grace Sanctuary Choir

September 23, 2021 – The Fortnighly Presents: Ely Cathedral, Ship of the Fens with Alastair Stout

Alastair Stout will give a short slide-show on Ely Cathedral where he was a chorister from 1985-1989. Ely Cathedral, nicknamed the ‘Ship of the Fens’ due to its imposing presence over the surrounding marshland, was founded in the 11th century in honor of St. Etheldreda. Alastair will give an overview of the building (one of the largest cathedrals in the U.K) its history and traditions, and will talk about his musical journey at the cathedral and how it shaped his life.

Dec. 19 ~ Fortnightly Christmas Concert

Fortnightly presents, A Christmas Concert with piano and cello.

When: Thursday, Dec. 19 at 2 p.m.

Where: Grace Church Sanctuary

We are located on the corner of Court and West.  For parking, enter our lot from
West Street.   Street parking is also available on Court Street.

The handicap entrance may be accessed through the north side portico of Grace Church via the parking lot.  The elevator is located in the central part of the building.

About: Grace Church music department is delighted to present the annual Fortnightly Christmas concert on December 19 at 2 p.m.  This year, Alastair Stout will accompany local cellist, Marina Smakhtina, in a selection of seasonal favorites, including well-loved carols and other sacred and secular works.

Free admission, all welcome.