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Welcome to the Territorial Leaders

The official welcome of Commissioners Jenine and Paul Main as the new Territorial Leaders for the United Kingdom and Ireland Territory. During the afternoon, international leaders General Lyndon Buckingham and Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham will install Commissioner Paul as Territorial Commander and Commissioner Jenine as Territorial Leader for leader development. The chief secretary and territorial secretary for leader development, Colonels Peter and Julie Forrest, will also be welcomed to their new roles. Music will be provided by the International Staff Band, International Staff Songsters and Bromley Temple Singing Company. Based at The Salvation Army’s headquarters in Denmark Hill, London, Commissioners Paul and Jenine Main have responsibility for more than 750 corps and social work centres, as well as many thousands of officers, members, and volunteers in the UK and Ireland. Chapters 00:00 - Pre meeting music provided by ISS and ISS 18:44 - Welcome by Major Paul Kingscott 22:17 - Entry of Leaders, Procession to Covenant by ISS 28:08- Installation of Commissioners Paul and Janine Main 34:07 - Prayer time ‘In need of Grace/Grace Alone’ by ISS, ISB, Rob More 43:37 - Prayers by Lt Colonel Drew McCombe, Rosemary Steadman-Allen 49:11 - A warm welcome to new Territorial Leaders 50:43 - Congregational Song ‘Jesus be the Centre’ 55:57 - Congrational Song ‘Praise the Lord’ 1:00:28 - Bromley Singing Company & Youth 1:13:02 - Commissioner Paul Main 1:23:54 - ‘Called to Serve’ by ISB 1:28:37 - Welcomee to Colonel Peter Forrest and Colonel Julie Forrest 1:38:18 - Congressional song Be Thou My Vision’ 1:40:36 - Bible reading Eph 3:14 vs 4:6 by Pastor Brian Campbell 1:44:39 - ISS ‘Serve by Love’ 1:48:46 - Commissioner Jenine Main 2:00:31 - Time of Response ‘In Need of Grace’ and Reign in Me’ 2:05:42 - Colonel Julie Forrest leds ‘O Church Arise’ 2:10:00 - Benediction by Commissioner Bronwyn Buckingham 2:11:41 - ISB ‘The Rescuers’ To find out more about The Salvation Army go to http://www.salvationarmy.org.uk