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The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily morning prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily evening prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily morning prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Service takes place in the Chancel of the Minster. A said service using the language of the Book of Common Prayer, 1662

Common Worship employs a common structure with more modern language for this communion service

The choir is open to all, no experience needed.  There is a voluntary contribution of £2.00 towards the cost of running it. For more information pick up a leaflet or contact Darren on 07921868366  

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily evening prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily morning prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.

The Service takes place in the Chancel of the Minster. A said service using the language of the Book of Common Prayer, 1662

The Church of England, along with other churches in England and around the world, has a pattern of daily evening prayer. Each day uses different readings from the Bible, and different prayers.