All Saints', Newton

This morning staple of the Church is said everyday and includes daily Psalms, Readings and Prayers. On Feast Days or special days of commemoration, it may also include a short reflection on the notable person being remembered that day.
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These rich and evocative service offer us the opportunity to hand over the events of the day and enter more deeply into God's peace through the ancient and enriching order of the Church's Night Prayer.
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This is a simple, rich and evocative service offering us the opportunity to enter more deeply into God's peace through the ancient and enriching order Evening Prayer with Meditation. This service offers us all the opportunity to spend a few minutes in silent contemplation.
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An opportunity to meet Christ in this most Holy Sacrament - a top-up, if you will, in the middle of the week.
This simple, yet profoundly holy service, will enrich you and enable you to refocus in the middle of a busy week. Join us! It lasts just 30 minutes.

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This service, at a slightly earlier time than usual and is designed to be more accessible to families as well as other demographics in our villages. Whilst this is designed to be more engaging and informative to younger demographics and newcomers to church, it is no less deep and will have plenty to keep the longstanding church member fed.
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This rich and deeply enriching service is also currently available live online via our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/boxriverbenefice
This service, sometimes also called Mass or Holy Communion, is the staple bedrock of the church. It is deeply evocative, and draws all present into the sublime mystery of the Lord's Supper. We explore scripture, pray and are caught up in the power of the ritual together, as one body. As we gather around God's Table and hear Christ's words to 'Do this is remembrance of me', we are drawn into a mystery of timeless truth and united with each other in a deeply spiritual way. As we kneel before the Holy Altar we do so with others of all ages, social situations, races, sexualities and nationalities. And we realise that we are all equal before the eyes of our Creator God. This is community as it was designed to be. All are welcome at this service, old and young.

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