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<aside> π£ βLiturgyβ comes from the greek term for public service (the work of the people) and is how we describe the words and actions we use during worship in our services. So, there is a liturgy for Easter, for Lent, for Advent and for Christmas, among other kinds of worship. This page contains links to various orders of service (liturgies) used on the four churches across the benefice. It is not a comprehensive list of what we use and we are always reviewing what we do and say. But this is a good place to start.
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Common Worship is the name given to the core liturgy of the Church of England. It has been employed in this way since the star of the Millennium. More information here.
πΒ Advent Eucharist
πΒ Advent Carols
πΒ A Carol service
πΒ Christmastide
πΒ Lenten Eucharist
πΒ Palm Sunday, Year A
πΒ Palm Sunday, Year B
πΒ Eucharist for Holy Week
πΒ Maundy Thursday
πΒ Good Friday Monologues
πΒ Sunrise Worship
πΒ Eucharist for Eastertide
πΒ Ascension Day Eucharist
πΒ Trinity Sunday Eucharist
πΒ Ordinary Time Eucharist
πΒ Harvest Eucharist
πΒ All Souls
πΒ All Saints
πΒ Remembrance
πΒ Baptism
πΒ Baptism in a Eucharist
π Jubilee Thanksgiving
πΒ Easter 2023 at Stoke St Gregory
Each Liturgical season has a corresponding colour. These colours are shown in the vestments worn by the priest, the altar coverings and other aspects of church decoration such as lecterns and pulpits.
The colours are as follows: