Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes this Sunday 12 December (Advent 3) are as follows: 9.15 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Knill11.00 Holy Communion (Common Worship: modern language) Presteigne
Services in the Presteigne Group of Parishes on Sunday 5 December (Advent 2) are as follows:8.00 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer; traditional language) Presteigne9.30 Holy Communion (Common Worship: modern language) Lingen11.00 Morning Service (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Presteigne<div>Following Welsh government rules, face coverings must be worn throughout the services in Presteigne unless you are exempt, and we would ask you to do the same in Lingen if you can, out of courtesy to others who may feel vulnerable.If you are unable to join us in person, you can find the readings for the day elsewhere on this page, to be used with the Short Service for Advent already supplied.[PHOTO: Shutterstock]</div>
Sunday 28 November is Advent Sunday, and we celebrate the start of the church's year with two services: a traditional service of Holy Communion in Kinsham, using the Book of Common Prayer, and a special Advent Service in Presteigne.Everyone is very welcome to attend either of these services. Please be aware that it is mandatory to wear a face covering in Presteigne, unless you are exempt, according to the Welsh government's rules for places of worship, and in Kinsham we would be grateful if you would do so while entering and leaving the church.[PHOTO: Shutterstock]
Services in the Presteigne group of Parishes on Sunday 21 November (the Feast of Christ the King) are as follows:9.30 Morning Service (Common Worship: modern language) Lingen11.00 Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer: traditional language) Presteigne6.30 Holy Communion (Common Worship: modern language) DiscoedDon’t forget Covid precautions are still in place – in our Welsh churches, Presteigne and Discoed, face coverings remain mandatory throughout the service unless you are exempt, and we would ask you to consider wearing them in our English churches too out of consideration for others. But everyone is very welcome to worship with us!If you are unable to join us, you can find the Collect and Readings for use at home elssewhere on this page.[Photo: Statue of Christ the King in Swiebodzin, Poland c.Shutterstock]
