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COVID-secure service of Holy Communion using modern language.

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COVID-secure service of Holy Communion celebrated using modern language.

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COVID-secure service of Holy Communion following modern language rite.

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COVID-secure service of Holy Communion following the Book of Common Prayer (1662). This is a very well attended service and is usually followed by coffee (sadly suspended during the pandemic). This service is continuing during the interregnum.

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Evening Prayer in accordance with the Book of Common Worship live streamed from the Vicarage with Fr David Lyon. To access the live stream go to the Get in Touch page of our church on this site, click through to our Website then click on the Facebook icon in the middle towards the bottom of the home page. Then open the livestream or recording (Facebook account NOT required.)

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During the pandemic the only celebration of the day using contemporary language and observing all COVID-secure restrictions. Normally we have hymns and a full choir plus Sunday School and creche on the second and fourth Sundays of the month, but not during the pandemic. However, the organ is played before, during and after the service. Everyone is welcome. Normally there is coffee after the service in the Parish Rooms, but not during the pandemic.

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COVID secure service of Holy Communion following modern language rite. During the interregnum we are mainataining the Healing Eucharist (week 2) and the Walsingham Cell Mass (final Saturday). On the second Saturday in the month the liturgy of healing and reconciliation is included with laying-on of hands and annointing for those who desire it. On the final Saturday of the month we offer prayers for the work of the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. The service is normally followed by coffee, but not while COVID restrictions apply.

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The church is normally open for 30 minutes after each daily service, for most of Wednesday morning, and between 1pm and 5pm on a Friday afternoon. Do come in to view our lovely church, say a prayer, or light a candle. Be sure to take a look at our famour Heritage Mural, which tells the story of the town of St Annes-on-Sea from its beginnings in Victorian times to the modern day. Our Verger will normally be in attendance to answer any questions. This will continue during the interregnum.

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Morning Prayer in accordance with the Book of Common Worship live streamed from the Vicarage with Fr David Lyon. To access the live stream go to the Get in Touch page of our church on this site, click through to our Website then click on the Facebook icon in the middle towards the bottom of the home page. Then open the livestream or recording (Facebook account NOT required.)

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