Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes on Sunday 13 September (Trinity 15) are as follows:9.15 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) Knill11.00 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) PresteigneEveryone is very welcome to attend either of these services. If you can’t be with us in person, you can find the Collect and Gospel Reading for the day elsewhere on this page.
Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes next Sunday 6 September are as follows:9.30 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Lingen11.00 Choral Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) PresteigneEveryone is very welcome to attend either of these services. If you can't be with us, you can find the Collect and an extract from the Psalm for the day elsewhere on this page, to go with the Short Service for Use at Home during the season of Trinity.
There will be just one service in the Presteigne Group of Parishes this Sunday, 30 August (Trinity 13) 11 am Presteigne Festival Eucharist The preacher will be the Dean of Hereford, the Very Reverend Sarah Brown, and music will be led by The Choir of King’s College, London, conducted by Patrick Allies, with organist Theo Geilesky. The service setting will be Cecilia McDowall’s Missa Mariae and the choir will also sing Sarah Quartel’s Sing, my child and Kristina Arakelyan’s You know me. Everyone is welcome to attend this service, both regular members of our congregations and visitors, whether you are going to other festival events or not. Please do come and join us! It is sure to be a very special occasion.If you are unable to join us in person, you can find the Collect and Reading for the day elsewhere on this page. [Photo: Dean Sarah Brown c. Gordon Taylor / Hereford Cathedral]
We have just one service in the Presteigne group of Parishes next Sunday, 23 August, but it is a very special one, taking place at All Saints Church, Kinsham.As you may have read in our rector’s letter in the summer edition of our parish magazine, following a very long and complicated legal process, guardianship of the lovely old building of All Saints, a place of worship since the early 14th century, has passed into the kind and capable hands of the owners of neighbouring Kinsham Court. The ecclesiastical parish has been taken into a new Parish of Lingen with Kinsham, with St Michaels, Lingen serving as the parish church for both villages. Sunday’s service will mark this important transition, giving thanks for the part the building has played in the life and history of Kinsham and the surrounding community, and for the fellowship of Christians who have faithfully worshipped there and cared for the church over the centuries. The service will be attended by the Bishop of Hereford, and will be followed by a celebration lunch. Everyone is warmly encouraged to come along and join the congregations of Lingen and Kinsham, whether you normally worship at one of our other churches or elsewhere, to support them as they move into the next phase of their history.For those who haven't previously visited, All Saints can be found in the grounds of Kinsham Court, on the right hand side of the road from Combe Corner, just before you come into Kinsham village. Parking will be signposted.
