Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes on Sunday 20 April (Easter Day)08.30 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Knill09.30 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) Lingen11.00 Choral Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) PresteigneA family celebration of Easter, with hymns led by St Andrew’s Choir18.30 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) DiscoedEveryone is most welcome to attend any of these services. If you are unable to jooin us in person, you can find A Short Service for Use at Home of Easter Day elsewhere on this page.[PHOTO: The empty tomb, Hereford Cathedral]
We have two services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes on Good Friday, 18 April12 Noon Lingen7.30 PresteigneBoth are short, contemplative services remembering the arrest, trial and crucifixion of Jesus Christ. If you are unable to attend either service in person, you can find a short service for use at home on Good Friday elsewhere on this page.
We have just one service in the Presteigne Group of Parishes on Sunday 13 April (Palm Sunday)11.00 Churches Together Service St Andrew’s Presteigne Preceded by a Prayer Walk beginning at the Baptist Church, Hereford Street, starting at 10.30, and arriving at St Andrew’s in time for the ecumenical service. Everyone is very welcome to join us for the walk, the service, or both, whichever church you normally attend. If you are unable to join us in person, you can find the Collect and Gospel for the day in a downloadable document elsewhere on this page.[PHOTO: The Flemish Tapestry in Presteigne Church depicting the Entry of Christ into Jerusalem, believed to date from around 1510.]
Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes next Sunday 6 April (Lent 5/ Passion Sunday) are as follows:9.30 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Lingen11.00 Holy Communion (Common Worship: contemporary language) PresteigneEveryone is most welcome to join us for either of these services. If you are unable to join us in person, you can find the Collect and Gospel Reading for the day elsewhere on this page, together with a Pause for Thought by our Rector, Revd Stephen Hollinghurst, for this Sunday, which is known as Passion Sunday, marking how Jesus Christ told his disciples about His approaching death.
