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Welcome to Believe Together, a Churches Together in Cainchum, Saltonwood production for KTCRFM 105.8 and online. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now am found, Was blind, but now I see. T'was grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears relieved. How precious did that grace appear, The hour I first believed. Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come. T'was grace that taught me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home. How precious did that grace appear, The hour I first believed. How precious did that grace appear, The hour I first believed. How precious did that grace appear, The hour I first believed. Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, That saved a wretch like me. I once was lost, but now am found, Was blind, but now I see. Was blind, but now I see. Hello again. Peter here with you for the next hour of Believe Together. What an interesting way to start off our show with a heavy metal song. Yes, it was. That was Dan Vask singing Amazing Grace with his own special style. Now, of course, if you'd like to see the video, as usual with all of our music, go to our Facebook page and we've got links there. That was lovely. Now, I wonder if you've been listening to KTCR FM earlier today? Well, you are now, and maybe you'll discover what follows Believe Together if you keep listening after this show finishes. Or, of course, you could go to KTCR FM's website, ktcrfm.com, and have a look at the weekly schedule there, where you'll find all sorts of music and other shows on air 24-7. I wonder what you'd like to tune into. And now, a question for you that is not part of our Just for Fun quiz. We'll be talking about something later, but who do you think this is? It's not that easy being green. And now, it's time for this week's quiz. Over to you, Celia. Over the last few years, we have played lots of hymns and Christian songs on Believe Together. And recently, Jenny gave me a suggestion for a quiz. So, how well do you know your hymns and songs? And our first question is, the line, The Lord turn his face toward you, comes from which song? Is it Cornerstone, The Blessing, or In Christ Alone? Well, thank you, Celia. That's the first question in our real Just for Fun quiz this week. I'll have to wait till the end of the show to find out what the answer is. Now, here's my leprosy mission diary verse of the week. It comes from the book of Ephesians in the Bible. And it says, Put on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil's schemes. Put the armour on, the armour of God. Put the armour on, the armour of God. When the enemy attacks, it's time to get real. It's time to put on metaphorical steel. The armour of God will help you win the fight. To win against him, you gotta fight with God's might. You better suit up, with the armour of God. You gotta do it right, to fight the good fight. Bell of truth, the truth will set you free. Cast weight of righteousness, towards the enemy. Roots of peace, stand on solid ground. Shields of faith, no attack will take you down. Helmet of salvation, reject the fabrication. Sword of the spirit, win the confrontation. It's the armour of God, the armour of God. The armour of God, will help you stand firm. When you're down in the dumps, with nowhere to turn. Look to your Bible, to fight the devil's schemes. Ephesians chapter 6, verses 10 to 18. You better suit up, with the armour of God. There's no need to hide. There's no need to hide, with God on your side. Bell of truth, the truth will set you free. Cast weight of righteousness, towards the enemy. Roots of peace, stand on solid ground. Shields of faith, no attack will take you down. Helmet of salvation, reject the fabrication. Sword of the spirit, win the confrontation. It's the armour of God, the armour of God. Put the armour on, the armour of God. Put the armour on, the armour of God. Put the armour on, the armour of God. Put the armour on, the armour of God. That was epic armour of God song from the Bible song for kids. And now, over to Celia for the second question for the Just for Fun quiz. Second question. In the hymn, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, what two words are missing from the line, what a privilege to blank, blank, to God in prayer? Yes, we quite often play that wonderful song, don't we? And indeed, it is a privilege to... Hmm, yes it is. We'll find out the missing words later. And now, for the Thought for the Week for the Keynsham Talking Newspaper. That's right, Blaze. And this month, we are joined by John Kahn, who used to be the minister at Keynsham Methodist Church. Over to you, John. I can't keep up with what's top of the popular music charts these days, but some songs are always popular. One of which is, always in fashion, When the Saints Go Marching In. It originated as a Christian hymn, of course, from the black American community, but was later played by many jazz groups. Perhaps the most popular rendering was recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1938. The basic theme is expressing the wish to go to heaven, with all the saints marching through the pearly gates. It's an appropriate song for this time of the year. For this past week, on November 1st, we celebrated All Saints Day. When we mark a number of the famous saints with their own special day, St. David on March 1st, or St. George on April 23rd, November 1st is reserved for all the not-so-famous. And there's a lot of them. I say a lot of them because, you see, I actually know quite a few. And I expect you do as well. Not those stained-glass-window saints, immortalized in cathedrals and churches, but those down-to-earth, ordinary people that we meet every day, to whom we might on occasion say, You're a saint! In the New Testament, St. Paul often refers to ordinary believers as saints. So he writes his letters to the saints in Rome, or the saints in Corinth. Paul saw anyone who loved Jesus and lived in his way to be saints. So you can see why I can say I know a lot of saints. Back to the stained-glass variety for a moment. At our Victoria Church in Keynsham, we have a stained-glass window with the four gospel writers portrayed, Mark, Luke, Matthew and John. All saints. Now, because the key centre was built right up against our church wall, no natural light reaches that window. So electric lights illuminate it. Without the lights on, it's very dull and colourless. But with the light shining through, it comes alive. And it's a joy and blessing. Which makes me think, maybe, the best saints are those where you can see the light of God's love shining through them. Just a thought. Sisters and brothers, this is Reverend Satchmo getting ready to beat out this another sermon for you. My text this evening, when the saints go marching in, here comes Brother Hickenbottom down the aisle with his trombone. Blow it, boy. . . . Oh, when the saints When the saints Go marching in Marching in Now, when the saints go marching in Marching in Yes, I want to be in that number Oh, when the saints go marching in . . . Now, when the saints When the saints Go marching in Marching in Oh, when the saints go marching in Marching in Yes, I want to be in that number When the saints go marching in . . . . . . . . . Well, what else could we play after that thought for the week from John? That was, of course, Louis Armstrong, the one and only, with When the Saints Go Marching In. And now, time for the final question for the Just a Fun Quiz. Over to Celia. And, finally, today, does the line, Praising my Saviour all the day long, Come from, All hail the power of Jesus' name, Be thou my vision, or blessed assurance? Well, thank you again, Celia. I do love singing these old hymns, and the new ones, too. But I must admit, I don't tend to remember the lines and what songs they're coming from. So, yeah, we'll find out later. Hey, you. Have you ever felt like listening to our sister programme on a Friday evening to kick-start your weekend early? Then prepare for the opposite of calm. It's The Lighter Show. Hey, every Friday here at 4pm on KTCRFM. Join us for the best possible way to start your weekend. Remember, folks, you're listening to The Lighter Show on KTCRFM. Top tunes, unique radio features, guaranteed to leave you feeling lighter. Leave feeling lighter or your money back. Barbra Streisand. That's us, The Lighter Show, Friday, 4pm. We'll be seeing you. You're listening to Believe Together, a Churches Together in Ketcham and Salford production for KTCRFM 105.8 and online. Now, if anyone would like to contact the team here at Believe Together, it could be answers to the quiz, it could be a birthday dedication, or you could be dedicating a track, maybe, to some other big moment in your life or another person's life. It's all good. We'd love to hear from you. Or you could just contact us about anything at all that's interesting. I mean, that's what local radio is so much fun for, isn't it? Here's how you can get in touch. We've got multiple ways to get your pencil at the ready. The first way is easy. It's if you want to text message us or use the WhatsApp application on your mobile phone. This is the number for WhatsApp or texting, 07879 402 114. That's 07879 402 114. Now, if you prefer email, you can email bt at melted.com. That's bt at melted.com. Perhaps you prefer Facebook. Not a problem. We have a Facebook page where you can contact us as well, and you can search in Facebook for Believe Together Radio, and you'll find us on Facebook. That's Believe Together Radio. And finally, if you go to your place where you normally get your podcasts from, there are many places, but wherever that is for you, just search for Believe Together, and you'll find us wherever you get your podcasts from. We hope to hear from you soon. Go on, get in touch. Now, here's a poem from a regular listener. Do contact Believe Together to make it feel worthwhile. Some items present a challenge, while others bring a smile. There is some beautiful music, some old and others new. We are told of many activities that are waiting for you. If you are quite good at quizzes, it really is such fun to see if you can get three right, beating most everyone. Are there some additions that you would like to hear? I suggest you send some feedback, for that might get a cheer. Now, I'm sure many of you will already have come across these church bulletin board jokes, where it says the following appeared in church bulletins or were announced at church services. Now, don't take offence at anything. These are just jokes. The sermon this morning, Jesus walks on the water. The sermon tonight, searching for Jesus. Ladies, don't forget the rummage sale. It's a chance to get rid of those things not worth keeping around the house. Bring your husbands. Don't let worry kill you off, let the church help. For those of you who have children and don't know it, we have a nursery downstairs. The director will preach his farewell message, after which the choir will sing, break forth into joy. The church will host an evening of fine dining, super entertainment and gracious hostility. At the evening service tonight, the sermon topic will be, what is hell? Come early and listen to our choir practice. Low self-esteem support group will meet Thursday at 7pm. Please use the back door. This being Easter Sunday, we will ask Mrs Lewis to come forward and lay an egg on the altar. Oh, they are funny, aren't they, Peter? Indeed. Honest mistakes. Well, yes. But I wonder if you have ever had any funny notices at your church? If so, please let us know so that we can share them with everybody else. Thank you. At the beginning of this show, we played you this and asked if you knew who it was. It's not that easy being green. I expect lots of you realise that this is Kermit the Frog from Sesame Street. So why are we having this particular song this week? Well, last week we did mention that we are approaching the annual international COP conference. This year it's happening in the Middle East. But a couple of years ago it was in Scotland and we had songs written specially for that by the group Resound Worship. And we are going to play one of their songs in a couple of moments. It's called Let All Creation Sing. But before we hear that, we're going to listen to a little note here from KTCR about how this radio station is linking up with other radio stations all over the country in what is a first to promote this work of the COP conference. This year we've all seen the terrible effects of global warming and how it's affecting life on Earth. This November, for the first time ever, community radio stations from across the country are coming together for Our Earth Week, seven days where we shine the spotlight on the climate crisis and celebrate life on our planet. Find out how climate change is affecting your town, city or village and what your street and community can do to adapt to these changes. There'll be lots of conversation, quizzes, fascinating facts and figures and even food tastings. And if you want to get even more involved, you can take part in Our Earth Challenge with one action to take every day. All this and so much more on your community radio station with Our Earth Week starting Monday 20th November. Life on Earth is precious. Let's come together to save it. Let all creation sing for the Lord And every nation of the Earth rejoice Let all the trees lift a shout of joy For the Lord is King Let the deep waters of the sea resound Let every mountain, every hill sing out Let all the fields make a joyful sound For the Lord is King Mighty river, barren desert Howling winds and stormy weather Every canyon, every valley Sing a praise and give Him glory Nature proclaims the glory of God Nature proclaims His name Let all creation sing for the Lord And every nation of the Earth rejoice Let all the trees lift a shout of joy For the Lord is King Let the deep waters of the sea resound Let every mountain, every hill sing out Let all the fields make a joyful sound For the Lord is King Every star and constellation Every wonder in the heavens Silver moon and supernova Sing a shining hallelujah Nature proclaims the glory of our God Nature proclaims His name Let all creation sing for the Lord And every nation of the Earth rejoice Let all the trees lift a shout of joy For the Lord is King Let the deep waters of the sea resound Let every mountain, every hill sing out Let all the fields make a joyful sound For the Lord is King Honeybees and weeping willows Grizzly bears and armadillos Every narwhal and sea otter Every son and every daughter Nature proclaims the glory of our God Nature proclaims His name Let all creation sing for the Lord And every nation of the Earth rejoice Let all the trees lift a shout of joy For the Lord is King Let the deep waters of the sea resound Let every mountain, every hill sing out Let all the fields make a joyful sound For the Lord is King La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord La, la, la, la, la, la, la All the Earth praise the Lord Thank you again to Resound Worship for Let All Creation Sing Now for some news headlines Now remember that we bring you headlines about items that you probably won't hear about or see on the TV But we run out of time don't we so we can only bring you the headlines If any of them interest you further you can look up on the internet what they're all about So let's have some Church leader writes to PM urging rethink on conversion therapy law which would criminalise Christians Christian leaders call for a full ceasefire in Middle East to allow delivery of aid King Charles discusses Gaza with leaders of Christian Aid and other UK based aid organisations Calls for honest debate among believers across Israel's divide UN writes to Nigerian government over Christian victims of blasphemy laws Church schools at forefront of C of E drive to achieve net zero by 2030 New Christian AI response network at AIChristian.org is launching to help churches Christian counsellor reinstated after suspension over Pride is a Sin text Lancaster Priory passes Go to win place on new monopoly board And now let's find out the answers over to Celia Now for today's answers The Lord turn his face towards you of course comes from the blessing And that's a great favourite with this programme And what a friend we have in Jesus the line what a privilege to carry everything to God in prayer Which is a very good thing to do Praising my saviour all today long comes from blessed assurance And it certainly is good to have that assurance everyday isn't it Well thank you again Celia yes those were the famous hymns and songs Well why can't we play them in the rest of this show of course we can So we'll get them in now over this next half hour But one thing we must mention here what a friend we have in Jesus Yes that's a very famous song or hymn about prayer And this time we have so much to pray about in the world Including the Israel Gaza conflict which must be heavily on all of our minds Because it's so much in our news on the telly at the moment and on the radio And it's a good reminder that the church in that part of the world Works together all the different Christian groups work together And we found over these last 24 hours notes from one of those Christian groups And we've put up links on our Facebook page Which gives you some more background about what all the different Christian groups are doing in the area And suggestions specific ideas about how to pray into that very difficult and complicated situation But here we are then what a friend we have in Jesus The Vagal Brothers bring us their version What a friend we have in Jesus All our sins and griefs to bear What a privilege to care What a friend we have in Jesus All our sins and griefs to bear What a privilege to carry Everything to God in prayer Oh what peace we often forfeit All because we do not carry Everything to God in prayer Have we trials and temptations Is there trouble anywhere We should never be discouraged Take it to the Lord in prayer Can we find a friend so faithful Who will all our sorrows share Jesus knows our every weakness Take it to the Lord in prayer Are we weak and heavy laden Conquered with a load of care Precious Savior still our rescue Take it to the Lord in prayer Do thy friends despite forsaking Take it to the Lord in prayer In His arms you'll take and share Thou wilt find a solace there If you know anyone in any kind of need who might benefit from and enjoy this event Please ask or help them to get in touch You could email octkitchen at outlook.com Or you could collect tickets from Keynesham Library or the parish office Also if you would like to get involved or volunteer to help on the day You could please talk to Paul Jenkins Now shoeboxes Here is our last reminder about the Christmas shoeboxes to go out to various places For needy children via some of our local churches The Methodist Church have booked the morning of Saturday the 4th of November For their shoebox packing morning Between 10 and 12 at the Victoria Centre So now is your last chance to pop something for the shoeboxes into the red box At the back of the Queen's Road and Victoria Centres And Keynesham's Ealing Church are collecting already filled shoeboxes To go out to desperate families in Romania They need to be in by the very latest Sunday the 12th of November For more details please go to the Keynesham Ealing Church website Apparently there is a big need for more boxes for teenage boys there You could go along to the Church's Cafe Church At 5pm on Sunday the 12th of November with your shoebox When you can hear more about where the shoeboxes will be going Then St Mary's Church in Saltford Will be sending out Christmas shoeboxes from people in Saltford, Causton and Newstonsaloe They need to be back to St Mary's Church or to the Bird in Hand Or Saltford Marina or Saltford Hall by 15th of November Information leaflets as to how to pack the shoeboxes are available from those places Yes and very well done everybody helping with those shoeboxes Now there is a commemoration service You are invited to join our annual commemoration service Which is held each year to remember those who have died over the past couple of years or so You are more than welcome to come and remember a loved one from longer ago At the service which this year is in St John's Church at 6pm on Sunday the 5th of November We will remember by name those who have died As you arrive in church you may wish to confirm with the sidesmen That the name of your relative or friend is amongst those due to be read out later in the service If you know of someone that would benefit from joining us Please let them know they will be more than welcome Now bees If you would like to help with a community pollinator project To help keep our vital bees Then there is an opportunity coming up on Tuesday 7th of November Doing some wildflower plug or planting in Keynsham Memorial Park All tools, gloves, training and refreshments will be provided If interested there is an email address for more information Go to volunteer-bristol at tcv.org.uk And as usual this link will be on our Facebook page after the show goes out Or you can contact this show in one of the usual ways and we will put you in touch Now we move on to a quiet space Victoria Keynsham Methodist Church in the High Street, Keynsham Extends a warm welcome to a quiet space For those living with dementia or memory loss and their carers This will take place on the first Tuesday of each month from 10.30am to 12.00pm Starting on the 7th of November Coffee and cake will be served For more information contact Sue Stevens Pastoral Worker via the church office Now we mentioned earlier about a special event Here is something a bit similar It's a saying goodbye service On the 11th of November at 4pm in Malmesbury Abbey The Mariposa Trust will be hosting one of their saying goodbye services And as this is the most local service to our area this year They wanted to share this information with us The service is for anyone who has either personally lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy At birth or in early years Or who has been affected by family members or friends loss Whether the loss was recent or 80 years ago Everyone is welcome to attend The service has also been extended And they gladly welcome anyone who is grieving the fact that they haven't had children This may be due to circumstance, infertility or for some other reasons But all are welcome Babies and children are also invited to come with their families As the saying goodbye service is truly a family event for all To read more about the charity Please see the saying goodbye website Which you can find at www.sayinggoodbye.org You're listening to Believe Together A Churches Together in Ketcham and Salford production for KTCR FM 105.8 and online Now regarding Celia's third quiz question Here is Blessed Assurance, My King is Coming Sung here by Matthew West In the foretaste of glory divine Air of salvation, purchase of God Born of His Spirit, washed in His blood This is my story, oh this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long This is my story, this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long Perfect submission, all is at rest I am my Savior, and happy and blessed Watching and waiting, looking above Filled with His goodness, and lost in His love This is my story, oh this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long This is my story, oh this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long My King is coming soon, He will roll the clouds away Light of heaven bursting through, oh what a glorious day Yes, my King is coming soon, He will roll the clouds away Light of heaven bursting through, oh what a glorious day This is my story, oh this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long This is my story, this is my song Raised in my Savior, all the day long This is my story, this is my song My King is coming soon, He will roll the clouds away Light of heaven bursting through, until that glorious day This is my story, this is my story, this is my song Now for some more what songs Have you thought about going along to a Remembrance Sunday service on Sunday 12th November this year to continue to remember those who have sacrificed their lives or suffered great injury in wars? Well, if you're in the Keynsham area and would like to join in the walk to the gates of the Memorial Park you might like to attend the service in St John's Church at 9.35am or the one in the Baptist Church at 10am and the walk will process from these churches to be at the park gates by 11am If you're attending the service at St John's please be seated by 9.25am Thank you Now many of you will know that the Rector of Keynsham has retired this autumn You may not be one of Keynsham's parishioners that is going to St John's Church or St Francis Church but you might like to pray into a special meeting they'll be having All are invited to seek God's way forward especially regarding the appointment of a new Rector such an important position within the whole town of Keynsham This very special meeting is on Saturday the 18th of November from 9.30am in the morning right through until 2pm in St Francis Church Now there's something else happening on Saturday the 18th of November this time in Keynsham's Baptist Church in the High Street So if you live in the Keynsham area think about your kitchen cupboards Do you have any tins, packets, jars of food either in or, wait for it, out of date undamaged and unopened that you no longer need They could benefit others if you could please drop them off at the Keynsham Community Fridge Store Cupboard Stall in the Baptist Church in the High Street on Saturday the 18th of November between 9am and 1pm They will then be offered to the Keynsham Community Fridge in Temple Street for the wider community to access This project is supported by the Southern Co-op and Keynsham Town Council So why not clear out those cupboards ready for Christmas goodies Of course don't forget that you can at any time donate to the Keynsham Food Bank via the drop boxes in Tesco's and Waitrose All sorts of food and other items including Christmas items but I do believe they still only accept items that are not past their use by date OK, now there's something very special going on at some sort of big churches you might say The 17th of October, well that's already gone of course right through to the 27th of November, so plenty of time yet In Wells Cathedral they have the Threads Through Creation which is a spectacular stitching on a huge scale In fact there are 8 million stitches expressing God's love But then in Bath Abbey on Wednesday the 29th of November at 7pm there's something very special called an Ethiopian Inspired Christmas So you can start the Christmas season with some joyful carols and songs from Moncton School Gospel Choir You can hear from Ripple Effect teams working in Africa You can pray for the families Ripple Effect works alongside in Ethiopia to grow a better future Maybe you remember the former name of the Ripple Effect, it was Send a Cow Doors will open from 6.15pm for festive refreshments It is a ticket event even though it's free so you do need to contact rippleeffect.org slash Christmas hyphen celebration Right, there are still tickets left for the annual special Christmas show at the Keynesham Ealing Church Now this attracts people from all around the area but yes, you can still book in It's called Big Trouble in Little Bethlehem It's a great show for all the family It's put on at the Keynesham Ealing Church in Balmoral Road, Keynesham and it's on Sunday 6th December Shows are at 2.30pm and 6.30pm You can tell your friends all about it Why not buy a ticket for someone else if you can't go? Or even if you can go, take them along But make sure you book the correct performance when you do it It's all done online Please read the instructions before selecting seats as these are non-refundable Bookings are open so please do get in on this while there are still seats If you can't do it online then feel free to contact this show in one of the usual ways and we'll help you out There will also be a visit from Father Christmas with a present for every child Now tickets cost £6 All profits are going to charities here and abroad Now knitting! Do you love knitting? Well, the Keynesham Methodist Church is involved with a prayer shawl ministry and would like help to replenish their stock of shawls They can be any colour or colours any pattern, knitted or crocheted But if you would like to you can get a pattern for these shawls from the Methodist Church office at Victoria Church The shawls give great comfort You're listening to Believe Together A Churches Together in Keynesham and Salford production for KTCR FM 105.8 and online It's time for me to say goodbye now I hope to join you again next week Thank you for listening Yes, it's been a pleasure to be with you Hopefully we can be together again soon Now, we'll be playing out very shortly with the answer to the first quiz question from Celia You may remember she mentioned The Blessing Now we love playing The Blessing on this show because God blesses everyone that includes each and every one of us Now The Blessing became very famous during the lockdowns recently during the Covid problems This particular recording we're playing today was the UK special version which was made by different groups all over the UK recording the music and the words and then they were edited together to make this great combined version with voices from all sorts of different groups all over the countries So it was great, it was very much valued at the time and it still is lovely So it's goodbye from me and over to Des It's time for our blessing now Father God, place in our hearts the duties you so desire that we may all remain steadfast in your trust and that we will find the fullness of blessings flowing out from you Lord God this day and always in Jesus' name, Amen Amen and keep you peace Lord bless you and keep you make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you The Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace Amen, Amen, Amen Amen, Amen, Amen Lord bless you and keep you make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you The Lord turn His face toward you and give you peace Amen, Amen, Amen Amen, Amen, Amen Amen, Amen, Amen Amen, Amen, Amen We pray a blessing manna rain down from heaven this isn't second guessing we know that we are protected may the peace of the apostles and understanding be our message grace and favors in your nature in your essence May His favor be upon you and upon your generation and your family and your children and their children and their children May His favor be upon you and upon your generation and your family and your children and their children and their children May His favor be upon you and upon your generation and your family and your children and their children and their children May His favor be upon you and upon your generation and your family and your children and their children and their children May His favor go before you and behind you and beside you all around you and within you in you in you in you in the morning in the evening in the coming and your going in your weeping and rejoicing He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen Amen May His favor be upon you and a thousand generations and your family and your children and their children and their children may His presence go before you and behind you and beside you all around you and within you He is with you He is with you in the morning in the evening in the evening and the night in the evening and the night He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you He is for you