15 Jan 2025, 13:54
Go SEC: A Poetic Call to Mission and Transformation
Commissioned by the South England Conference, the poem Go SEC, written by Anthea Barclay and set to music by Leon Barclay, encapsulates the theme Go SEC: Inspired for Mission. Highlighting Christ’s transformative power in hearts, homes, churches, and streets, this poetic collaboration inspires action, faith, and community unity.
Commissioned by the South England Conference, the poem Go SEC, written and recited by Anthea Barclay with music composed by Leon Barclay, beautifully embodies the Conference’s theme and strategy: Go SEC: Inspired for Mission. Through heartfelt words and evocative music, it explores the transformative power of Christ in our hearts, homes, churches, and streets. This poetic collaboration celebrates the church’s mission to inspire action, nurture faith, and unite communities in advancing the gospel. The video is available to be freely distributed and played in local churches.
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Commissioned by the South England Conference, the poem Go SEC, written by Anthea Barclay and set to music by Leon Barclay, encapsulates the theme Go SEC: Inspired for Mission. Highlighting Christ’s transformative power in hearts, homes, churches, and streets, this poetic collaboration inspires action, faith, and community unity.
Commissioned by the South England Conference, the poem Go SEC, written and recited by Anthea Barclay with music composed by Leon Barclay, beautifully embodies the Conference’s theme and strategy: Go SEC: Inspired for Mission. Through heartfelt words and evocative music, it explores the transformative power of Christ in our hearts, homes, churches, and streets. This poetic collaboration celebrates the church’s mission to inspire action, nurture faith, and unite communities in advancing the gospel. The video is available to be freely distributed and played in local churches.
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