Holy Communion - spoken service
Parish Communion in contemporary language - every week except 2nd Sunday when there is an All Age Service focusing on children.
Holy Communion. Spoken service, traditional language.
Directed by Ben Lamb and accompanied by Martyn Rawles, Lichfield Cathedral Choir will present a programme that explores the riches of the Anglican repertoire.
The Cathedral Choir can be traced back as far as 1315 and currently offer places for Choristers aged 7-13, Choral Scholars aged 16-18 as well as adult Lay Vicars. The choir sings for seven choral services each week with various combinations of these groupings.
Tickets available on the night or from the Trinity Centre. Adults £20, children £5. Seats are not allocated.
All Age Holy Communion Service with the telling of the Passion
Service of the Word, focusing on children.
Holy Communion with stripping of the Sanctuary
Service of the Word followed by a walk of witness
An hour of prayer and meditation on the crucifixion.
Parish Communion to celebrate Easter
Cornwall based duo, Our Atlantic Roots (Mac and Laura Johnston) bring an uplifting blend of American & British alt-folk, with harmonies that are rich, dynamic and unite beautifully. Mac’s guitar playing is full of character and accompanies lyrics that are both poetic and direct, hopeful, and authentic.
Mac and Laura present a blend of their respective American and British cultures, by merging genres from their country and folk roots. With over 4 million streams and hundreds of live shows under their belts, as well as on BBC TV and BBC Introducing, ‘Our Atlantic Roots’ is an emerging act to watch.
Tickets available from the website or the Trinity Centre when open, Adults £20, under 18's £5.