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Govan Citadel Songsters

More than a decade was to pass before there was any significant recognition of the Songster Brigade. In 1929 The Armys' Bandsman and Songster magazine reported that the Brigade was 'yet in its infancy'...but 'keeping up the pace over the border'. That year it started its own Sunday morning street meeting and the next year led its own Easter mission in Edinburgh while the Corps band was in Sunderland.

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Today the Brigade contributes, as it has always done, to the spiritual life and worship of the Govan Citadel Corps. It also continues to carry the message of Christ to other places. Its 2005 'ALIVE" tour of Canada comes in a long list of such campaigns. While the Brigade may have taken time to establish itself, having done so, it has kept up the pace on both sides of the border - and beyond!

The people who comprise the current Govan Songster Brigade of The Salvation Army represent a variety of different skills and professions. Among the group there are trainers, child minders, policemen, secretaries, carers, students, salesmen, buyers, bankers, I.T. specialists, nursery nurses, joiners, surveyors and more. each has come to faith in Christ, the Light of the World.

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Songster Leader Colonel Nunn Brigadier and Mrs Nellist 1952

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Songster Leader John Baillie 1954

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Songster Leader Wilf Marriott Major & Mrs Robert Menary 1960's

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Songster Leader Lindsay McGregor Capt. Ray & Pat Brown 1990's

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Songster Leader Graham Dow Capt. Chris & Lynda Connelly 1999

Songsters 2005

Songster Leader Chic Ramsay Majors David & Ann Radford October 2005