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All Shall Be Well

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn honours Julian of Norwich, the medieval mystic. Her gazing at a hazelnut caused her to reflect on the fragility of all creation, a theme we need to bear in mind and act on today.

With A Song In Our Heart - All Shall Be Well (Hazelnut)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn honours Julian of Norwich and her vision of all that has existence cradled, as if a hazelnut, in its Maker's hands. It then goes on to take an astronaut's view of the universe and our need to care for it, so that "all" may "be well".

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All Shall Be Well

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn honours Julian of Norwich, the medieval mystic. Her gazing at a hazelnut caused her to reflect on the fragility of all creation, a theme we need to bear in mind and act on today.

With A Song In Our Heart - All Shall Be Well (Hazelnut)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn honours Julian of Norwich and her vision of all that has existence cradled, as if a hazelnut, in its Maker's hands. It then goes on to take an astronaut's view of the universe and our need to care for it, so that "all" may "be well".