St Mary's Maundy Thursday Service

for 1 hour
St Mary the Virgin, Kelvedon
St Mary the Virgin, Kelvedon, Church Street Kelvedon Colchester, CO5 9AL, United Kingdom

Please join us for this Informal Holy Communion Service in St Mary’s chancel with Holy Week readings and prayers.

Maundy Thursday is the fifth day of Holy Week - the final week of Lent, which begins on Palm Sunday and runs up until Easter. It gets its name from the Latin word 'mandare', from which we get the word 'command'. Christians remember Jesus's command: "Love one another as I have loved you."

This is the day when Christians remember Jesus sharing the Last Supper with his disciples before his death on Good Friday.

All are welcome.

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All Saints, Feering

Feering parish church stands in a traditional rural setting close to the Village Green and the local pub. Like St. Mary's church it has stood sentinel over the village for over 850 years.

The church contains many fine features not least the glorious East window which glows jewel like and contains many scenes from Our Lord's Passion.

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Ms. Fleur Harris, Benefice Administrator

The Vicarage
Church Street
Kelvedon
Essex

CO5 9AL
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07878 177968

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St Mary's Maundy Thursday Service

for 1 hour
St Mary the Virgin, Kelvedon
St Mary the Virgin, Kelvedon, Church Street Kelvedon Colchester, CO5 9AL, United Kingdom

Please join us for this Informal Holy Communion Service in St Mary’s chancel with Holy Week readings and prayers.

Maundy Thursday is the fifth day of Holy Week - the final week of Lent, which begins on Palm Sunday and runs up until Easter. It gets its name from the Latin word 'mandare', from which we get the word 'command'. Christians remember Jesus's command: "Love one another as I have loved you."

This is the day when Christians remember Jesus sharing the Last Supper with his disciples before his death on Good Friday.

All are welcome.

More info
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