As we enter a new phase of restrictions on our Sunday worship in church, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. On this Sunday of Christ the King there is, appropriately, some rousing music and we open our worship with hymn 352, Crown Him with many crowns …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. We open our worship with hymn 139, Come, thou Holy Spirit, come …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. Please remember especially in your prayers Kenneth McCreadie, who passed away this week, and Brenda, and their family.

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. Our musical journey today takes us to Salisbury Cathedral, the Royal Albert Hall, Enschede-Oost in Holland and Old St Paul’s in Edinburgh. We open our worship with hymn 197, For all the Saints …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. Please remember in your prayers Mary Marshall, whose ashes will be interred today at All Saints. We open our worship with hymn 146 – Holy, holy, holy, Lord God almighty …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week’s music comes from Paisley, Belfast, Oxford and Chennai. We open our worship with hymn 436, Praise, my soul, the King of heaven…

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week we enjoy music from St George’s Windsor, Westminster and Pershore Abbeys, from Holland and South Africa. We open our Harvest worship with hymn 259, Come, ye thankful people, come …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week we enjoy music from Paisley Abbey, Lincoln Cathedral and Pymble in New South Wales . We open our worship with hymn 499, Thy kingdom come O God …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on Sunday mornings, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week’s musical pilgrimage takes us to Troon, Cardiff, Leipzig and Nairobi. We open with hymn 368, Guide me, O thou great Redeemer …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on Sunday mornings, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. Today we enjoy choral and organ music from Wakefield and Hereford Cathedrals, opening in the company of the choir of Saint Bartholomew’s Church in Manhattan with hymn 353, Dear Lord and Father of mankind …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week we end with majestic and inspiring renditions of Now Thank We All Our God from Cape Town and Bach’s toccata and fugue in d minor from Holland. But we open our worship with hymn 342, Breathe on me, Breath of God …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for our wider audience. This week we enjoy music from St Mary’s Kintbury in Berkshire, from the Bath Chorus and the Seraphic Voices of Toronto, from Wakefield and St Paul’s Cathedrals, and from the Upper Kirk in Kampen, Holland. We open our worship with hymn 76 …

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for the benefit of our wider audience.  This week we enjoy music from St Peter’s, Hammersmith, Norwich Cathedral and Covenant Church in Houston, Texas.

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for the benefit of our wider audience. It also means we can enjoy music so generously provided from St Barnabas, Dulwich, Zwolle in the Netherlands, Tongatapu in the Kingdom of Tonga, and others.

Although we can now share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning, we continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for the benefit of our wider audience. It also means we can enjoy music so generously provided from Wakefield Cathedral, Grimsby Minster, Guildford United Reformed Church and others.

At last, from today we can share the Eucharist together at All Saints on a Sunday morning. However, we will continue to publish this weekly online Liturgy of the Word for those who are not yet ready to mix in public and for the benefit of our wider audience. It also means we can enjoy the hymns and psalms that we’re unable to sing in church! With archive music from the 1960s and 1990s, and 2020 performances from Rochester, New York, and Lagos, Nigeria.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet) and in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection. Among those providing today’s music are virtual choirs from Croydon, Hornby in Lancashire and Pymble in New South Wales. Plus a real choir from Kampen in Holland and an organ voluntary from the University of Kansas.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet) and in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection. Among those providing today’s music are the virtual choirs of Troon Old Parish Church and, on the other side of the world, St Teresa of Lisieux Catholic Parish in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music from St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral in Edinburgh, York Minster, St Mary’s Collegiate College and All Saints, Leamington Spa.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music courtesy of Songs of Praise and the church of San Francesco da Paola all’Ospizio in Reggio Emilia.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music from St Peter’s, Hammersmith (under lockdown), Wells Cathedral, Halifax Minster, Warwick Road URC in Coventry, and the church of San Francesco da Paola all’Ospizio in Reggio Emilia.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music from St Bavo Cathedral in Haarlem, Lincoln Cathedral and Selwyn College, Cambridge, the Priory Singers and the Exultate Singers.

Join us in today’s Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music from Lincoln Cathedral, St Ninian’s Cathedral in Perth, St Peter’s Cathedral in Asaba, Nigeria, and St Peter’s Church in Nottingham.

This morning we celebrate the Trinity in the Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in hymns and organ music from Calvary Moravian Church in Bridgetown in Barbados, York Minster, Holy Trinity Church in Dubai and Glasgow University Memorial Chapel.

Good morning! Today we are celebrating the Day of Pentecost, when the personal presence of Jesus, the Holy Spirit, was released on the disciples who still held to Him and were waiting for His promise. Music accompanying today’s Liturgy of the Word includes hymns recorded in lockdown specially for today by choristers of St Michael’s, Highgate, in London and Croydon Minster, and a stirring organ voluntary from Old St Patrick’s Church in New Orleans.

The Liturgy of the Word, with the morning’s lessons read by David Suchet, a reflection by Rev Sydney Maitland, and music by choirs and musicians of the Oasis Chorale; Westminster Abbey and St John’s College, Cambridge; Christ Church in Harwichport, Massachussetts; and the Smarano Organ Academy in Trentino, Italy.

‘Joyfulness’is the theme of this morning’s worship: in the Lessons (which you can hear read by David Suchet); in Rev Sydney Maitland’s reflection; and in soaring hymns and organ music from Gloucester, Peterborough and Ripon Cathedrals, King’s College, Cambridge, and the Walloon Church, Amsterdam.

The Liturgy of the Word, with music by the choirs and musicians of Marlborough College Chapel, Salisbury Cathedral, Selwyn College, Cambridge, the Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick, and Eton College; the morning’s lessons read by David Suchet; and a reflection by Rev Sydney Maitland.

The Liturgy of the Word, with music by the choirs and musicians of Norwich, Durham, Sheffield and Canterbury Cathedrals and Westminster Abbey; the morning’s lessons read by David Suchet; and a reflection by Rev Sydney Maitland.

The Liturgy of the Word, with music by the choirs and musicians of St Edmundsbury, Liverpool Metropolitan and Wakefield Cathedrals and Hedvig Eleonora Church in Stockholm; the morning’s lessons read by David Suchet; and a reflection by Rev Sydney Maitland.