A History of Liturgy & the Book of Common Prayer - Followed by Vespers

for 1 hour, 30 mins
Clare, St Peter & St Paul
Clare, St Peter & St Paul, High Street Clare Suffolk, CO10 8NY, United Kingdom
We are delighted that Philip Baxter will be giving a 40-45 minute talk about the History of Liturgy and the Book of Common Prayer to celebrate it's 475th anniversary.

This will then be followed by Choral Vespers.

All are welcome

Poslingford, St Mary

St Mary's, Poslingford is part of a untied Parish with St Peter & St Paul in Clare.   

Services take place here regularly throughout the year (see the "Services & Events" tab for details).

It currently isn't possible to keep St Mary's open all the time, but access is available by prior arrangement, and visitors are encouraged to contact the Church Warden of Clare who can arrange access when required.

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01787 277515

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A History of Liturgy & the Book of Common Prayer - Followed by Vespers

for 1 hour, 30 mins
Clare, St Peter & St Paul
Clare, St Peter & St Paul, High Street Clare Suffolk, CO10 8NY, United Kingdom

We are delighted that Philip Baxter will be giving a 40-45 minute talk about the History of Liturgy and the Book of Common Prayer to celebrate it's 475th anniversary.

This will then be followed by Choral Vespers.

All are welcome

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