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Hymn-singing programme enriches worship in Salford, UK

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St Thomas Church in Salford hosted a hymn-singing programme on 1 November 2026 dedicated to traditional hymns, with participation from the choir and worshippers. Olasunmbo Ola directed the singers and Stephen Olowomeye LTCL provided organ accompaniment, reports Tribune Online.

The hymn-singing programme held on 1 November at St Thomas Church in Salford, UK, brought worshippers together around a repertoire of traditional hymns and moments of collective participation, reports Tribune Online.

The choir, musically directed by Olasunmbo Ola, performed the hymns with organ accompaniment from Stephen Olowomeye, who holds the LTCL diploma. Tribune Online reports that participants praised the musical performances and the atmosphere of reflection created during the gathering.

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