Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes this Sunday 15 September (Trinity 16) are as follows:9.30 Morning Prayer (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Lingen11.00 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) PresteigneEveryone is very welcome to join us. If you can't be with us in preson, you can find the Collect and Reading for the day and a message about the reading from our Rector, Revd Steve Hollinghurst, elsewhere on this page.
Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes this Sunday 8 September (Trinity 15) are as follows:9.15 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) Knill9.30 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Kinsham11.00 Morning Service (Common Worship: contemporary language) PresteigneEveryone is welcome to attend any of these services. If you can't do so in person, you can find the Collect and Reading for the day elsewhere on this page.
Church Services in the Presteigne group of Parishes next Sunday 1 September (Trinity 14) are as follows:9.30 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Lingen11.00 Choral Holy Communion (contemporary language) PresteigneThe music at Presteigne will be led by the St Andrew’s Choir, directed by Michael Tavinor. Everyone is very welcome to attend either of these services.If you are unable to join us in person, you may find the Collect for the day and a reading, together with a reflection on the reading by our recot Revd Stephen Hollinghurst, elsewhere on this page.
We have just one service in the Presteigne Group of Parishes this Sunday, 25 August (Trinity 4):11.00 Presteigne Festival Eucharist St Andrew’s PresteigneThis will be a very special service, featuring music led by the Choir of Royal Holloway, University of London, directed by Rupert Gough with organist Luke Cherry. They will sing an introit by Benjamin Britten, a mass setting by the Welsh composer William Mathias and a communion motet by Matthew Coleridge. But as usual there will also be plenty of congregational hymns.The preacher will be our very good friend the Very Revd Michael Tavinor, Dean Emeritus of Hereford Cathedral, now a resident of Presteigne and an accomplished musician as well as a gifted priest. He is sure to have an interesting take on the links and relationships between music and faith. Everyone is very welcome to attend the service, whether you are a regular member of our congregation, a visitor to the festival, or holidaying in or near Presteigne. Please do join us!If you are unable to do so, you can find a Collect and Reading for the day, together with a reflection by our Rector, Revd Steve Hollinghurst, on the theme of the actual and metaphorical battle between good and evil, elsewhere on this page. [PHOTO: Presteigne Festival Service 2019]
