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The Act of Prayer - Year A - Fourth Sunday of Epiphany Year A

The Act of Prayer - Year A - Fourth Sunday of Epiphany Year A

by BRF - John Birch

Fourth Sunday of Epiphany Year A In this place we are gathered, with our joys and concerns, in our wholeness and brokenness…

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The Act of Prayer Year C - Palm Sunday Year C

The Act of Prayer Year C - Palm Sunday Year C

by BRF - John Birch

Palm Sunday Year C Opening prayer We meet together in the presence of a God whose love is freedom, whose touch is healing, whose voice is peace…

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Isaiah for everyone - If only...

Isaiah for everyone - If only...

by SPCK - John Goldingay

If Only… I was talking this week to a student who told me that his wife had left him. They had been married for five years and she had discovered he was addicted to porn; I don’t know how he had kept it secret for so long. I don’t know, and he doesn’t know, if this is the end of …

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Welcome!

Welcome!

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This is a hymn about inclusiveness in the church. It begins from the old evangelical "Whosoever will" and applies it to, our modern situation.

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May the peace of God

May the peace of God

by John Birch

A blessing during a time of meditation/contemplation

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Traces of Glory Year B - The Third Sunday Before Advent - Year B

Traces of Glory Year B - The Third Sunday Before Advent - Year B

by SPCK - David Adam

The Third Sunday Before Advent Lord you have called us to know you, You have called us to love you, You have called us to serve you, You have called us to proclaim you…

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Peaceful evening

Peaceful evening

by Joy Sykes

Peaceful evening sea

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The Monastery Of The Heart - 25 Peace

The Monastery Of The Heart - 25 Peace

by SPCK - Joan Chittister

Peace Turn away from evil and do good; let peace be your quest and aim.” Over the archway of medieval monasteries were commonly carved the words Pax Intrantibus, “Peace to those who enter here.” Taken from The Monastery Of The Heart by Joan Chittister

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Great Christian Thinkers - 48 Peter the Venerable

Great Christian Thinkers - 48 Peter the Venerable

by SPCK - Pope Benedict XVI

Peter the Venerable Peter the Venerable takes us back to the famous abbey of Cluny, to its decor (“decorum”) and nitor (“clarity”), to use terms that recur in the Cluny texts - a decorum and splendour that were admired especially in the beauty of the liturgy, a privileged way for…

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With A Song In Our Heart - Hear The City's Beating Heart (Castle Meadow)

With A Song In Our Heart - Hear The City's Beating Heart (Castle Meadow)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn celebrates the life of the city. The final stanza, based on Psalm 122: 6-9, prays for the city's peace and is appropriate for any city troubled by violence in its many forms.

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WATCHES OF THE NIGHT

WATCHES OF THE NIGHT

by Alan M Barker

Image and text of Psalm 63:6

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Poppy sky

Poppy sky

by Jo Amey

Image of poppies

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In Deep Distres (De Profundis)

In Deep Distres (De Profundis)

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This setting of Psalm 130 starts with the sufferer in deep distress crying out to God and wins through to the confidence that "God's redemption will be great." The tune is appropriately named De Profundis

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EVENING PRAYER

EVENING PRAYER

by Alan M Barker

Evening sky and text from Psalm 4:8 Powerpoint image and picture for personal reflection / newssheet

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To These Encircling Hills

To These Encircling Hills

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn, based on Psalm 121, expresses the individual's complete trust in God, who is faithful and constant.

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Spare The Stones From Crying Out

Spare The Stones From Crying Out

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This a Palm Sunday hymn based on Saint Luke's account of the events of that day.

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Come on in, be welcomed here

Come on in, be welcomed here

by Norman J Goreham (1931-2021)

This hymn is about inclusivity in the church. Starting from the old evangelical "whosoever will", it goes on to address our modern situation.

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JOHN: The people's bible commentary - SENT OUT in the SPIRIT

JOHN: The people's bible commentary - SENT OUT in the SPIRIT

by BRF - Richard A. Burridge

SENT OUT in the SPIRIT Mary saw some angel-messengers at the tomb, but through meeting the risen Jesus she became a ‘messenger’ herself. The same happens now to the disciples in a climactic scene which draws threads together from throughout the gospel. In the Farewell Discourses,…

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