Weekly Online Service: Recent Episodes

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Join us for our weekly online services, published each Sunday.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from St Olave, Hart Street, led by Rev Phillip Dawson.

In this service of morning prayer, we’ll learn more about this historic church in the City of London, restored after the Blitz, and dedicated to a Viking warrior.

“The story of this church, like our own lives, is layered rather than clear cut. A place where apparent opposites are held in a holy tension.”

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from St Mary’s Church on Holy Island, led by Rev Canon Dr Sarah Hills, with music from St Martin in the Fields and Trinity Church Choral Scholars.

In this service, we’re joined by Rev Michael Bird and the youth pilgrims from Trinity Church New York, amidst a festival weekend of music, talks, and poetry, celebrating the life of St Aidan as a peacemaker.

And we’ll reflect on St Aidan’s proclamation of the gospel of healing, peace, and reconciliation.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Today's online service comes from Christ Church, West Wimbledon, led by Rev Lotwina Farodoye.

Watch to hear testimonies of answered prayer and journeys of faith from members of the congregation, including how they've felt called to different ministry roles and about the sustaining power of prayer during health problems. Our sermon will focus on how, despite today's fast-paced world, Jesus teaches us that the greatest things are often slow moving, and our faith requires time to grow and deepen.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from Church House in Westminster, led by Rev Beverley Ejimofo, with music from St Martin’s Voices.

In this week’s service, we’ll reflect on the concepts of waiting and hope. We’re thinking about climate change and natural disasters, and how we respond as Christians.

“Creation growns in labour, not despair.”

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us today with Rev Alex Norris in the beautiful and peaceful setting of Lambeth Palace Gardens for a service of Morning Prayer.

This quiet, reflective opportunity to worship includes today's Gospel reading on the Parable of the Sower.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from St Stephen’s Westminster, led by Rev Graham Buckle.

In this week’s service, Rev Graham reflects on the World Cup, our global family as Christians, and what it means to win and lose.

We’ll hear from football coaches working with children and young people. And we’re joined by the students of Burdett-Coutts School. We also sing Abide With Me, which is traditionally sung during and before the FA Cup final.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from the Isles of Scilly, led by Rev Richard Allen.

We’re joined by the team from the Trelawny Benefice, and Rev Elizabeth Mary Burke, the resident chaplain of the island.

As a backdrop to the service, we’ll take a look at the beautiful Scillonian scenery, and the world-famous Tresco Abbey gardens.

The theme for this week’s service is the importance of Church. We’ll be reflecting on the role of the church, and how we all have a part to play within it.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to Church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us today for our online service from Bradwell Chapel in the Dengie Peninsula.

The service is led by the Bishop of Bradwell, Adam Atkinson and the Dean of Chelmsford, Jessica Martin alongside local clergy. Bishop Adam also takes us on a journey around the local churches in his classic Morris Traveller.

"Bradwell Chapel is a living place of worship, lovingly cared for locally and visited by pilgrims from all over the world. We hope you’ll catch a glimpse of God’s glory here as we worship together today."

This summer, the Everyday Faith app offers a series of reflections centred around pilgrimage – places and stories that help us feel part of something bigger on our journey towards God. Find out more at cofe.io/Pilgrimage.

Join us to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from Dewsbury Minster in West Yorkshire, led by Rev Caroline Greenwood.

We’re joined by the team from Dewsbury Minster, Faith in the North, and the Destination 21:1 Bus Project, while the Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, will share his reflections on pilgrimage.

And we’ll learn more about the fascinating history of Dewsbury Minster, visited in 627 by Paulinus, who came through Dewsbury as a missionary and converted what is believed to be about 3,000 people to the Christian faith.

“Today, just as Paulinus was, we’re reflecting on being sent out into the world with the transformative love of God.”

This summer, Everyday Faith offers a series of reflections centred around pilgrimage – places and stories that help us feel part of something bigger on our journey towards God. Find out more at cofe.io/Pilgrimage

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us today for the Church of England's National Online Service from Blackpool Church, St John's for the First Sunday after Trinity.

Rev Andy Dykes will reflect on Paul's words in 1 Corinthians: "Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Christ." as he asks us what it means to believe in the church.

We will also hear about the amazing transformation the church is seeing in Blackpool and the lives of people who live there.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with us today.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from Woodbridge in North Wiltshire, led by Rev Steve Wilkinson.

In this service, we’ll take a closer look at pilgrimages in North Wiltshire, with stories, poems, and readings from across the Athelstan Pilgrim Way.

“Different places, different paths, yet united in this moment of worship.”

This summer, Everyday Faith offers a series of reflections centred around pilgrimage – places and stories that help us feel part of something bigger on our journey towards God. Find out more at cofe.io/Pilgrimage

Trinity Sunday is the day we celebrate God as the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit - one God in three Persons. It falls on the first Sunday after Pentecost every year.

We’ll reflect on the mystery of God’s nature, celebrate the unity and diversity within God, and mark our entry into the new season of Christian growth and discipleship.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from Lambeth Palace, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mullally.

Pentecost is a special moment in the life of the church, when we look afresh for the coming of the Holy Spirit.

In this service, we’ll reflect on having confidence in the gospel, and how the gospel starts at home and flows out into the world. We’ll hear prayers from Thy Kingdom Come, and music from St Martin’s Voices and St Martin-in the-Fields Junior Choir.

We will also hear from the team who work at Lambeth Palace about how they find God in their roles and in daily life.

“Lambeth Palace is a prayerful place, the spiritual home of the Anglican communion, and a living witness to faith rooted in daily life.”

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from St Peter & St Paul in Old Bolingbroke in rural Lincolnshire, led by Rev Judith Simons.

Last year, the community here won Church of the Year, and the Church and Community Volunteers Award for England - praised as “an outstanding example of what a small, rural church can achieve through energy, imagination, and community spirit.”

And we’ll learn more about the fascinating heritage of Old Bolingbroke - the birthplace of King Henry IV - and how the local community have come together to maintain the historic sites.

“It’s a model for us all, I think” said Dr David Stocker, Professor of Medieval Studies at the University of Leeds.

As we reach the seventh Sunday of Easter, in this service, we reflect on the moments after the Last Supper, as Jesus prepares to say goodbye to the disciples, knowing that he is about to give his life for our sins.

“All Jesus wants is for us to know him and to know God.”

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Today's online service comes from Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-upon-Avon - the place where William Shakespeare was baptised and is buried.

Led by Rev Patrick Taylor and his team, the service will explore how creative gifts, talents and personal experiences can be part of God’s calling rather than distractions from it. The service also features a powerful testimony from Chelsea, a member of Holy Trinity’s congregation.

Whether you join us every week, are exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.

Our service today is from St Paul's Ireland Wood in the Diocese of Leeds.

Rev Mark Harlow leads us through this week's worship, as we explore the question "What does it look like to be troubled?" and consider how Jesus' teachings before his death and after his resurrection can help us deal with the troubles we face both in our lives and the wider world.

Whether you join us every week are exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for Vocation Sunday.

What is God calling you to do?

Join us today for our Vocation Sunday service from St Thomas’s, Ipswich, as we explore the many ways God calls people, through moments of clarity, quiet listening, and their lifelong journey of faith.

Led by Rev Rachel Revely, this service reflects on vocation not just as a role, but as a response: listening for God’s voice and courageously following where it leads. Through scripture, including Psalm 23, and the stories of people in the congregation, we hear how calling is lived out every day.

Wherever you are today, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us today for our St George’s Day for a service of prayer during the day.

Rev Nathan Joss-Pothen leads this reflective service, exploring the history and real life of our patron saint: not the legend of a knight slaying a dragon, but a man of deep Christian faith, best known for his courage, and how Jesus' words in John 15.18-21 stand as a warning to the disciples, but also a promise that Jesus will not abandon us.

Whatever your situation and wherever you are today, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Our service today comes from St Luke's Moulsham in Chelmsford, where Rev Canon Stephanie Gillingham leads us in focusing on the theme of hope, as we explore what happened on the road to Emmaus.

She will be joined by members of her congregation as they lead us in prayer, scripture, and song reminding us that we are 'resurrection people'.

Wherever you are, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community that reaches across England and beyond.

A Service for Low Sunday.

Join us this Sunday for an online service from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall, led by Rev Richard Allen, with songs from St Cleer Primary School.

In the first service after Easter, we rejoice in Jesus being alive. We’ll think more closely about the powerful story of the resurrection. And we’ll hear testimonies from two people, sharing how they came to know Jesus and his story.

“I can live freely knowing God loves me. The resurrection of Jesus is not just a historical event, it's a promise to me that Jesus is alive and I am not alone."

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church or looking for encouragement this week, you are invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Alleluia, Christ is Risen!

Join us this Easter for a special online service, led by Rev Sam Rylands, with people of all ages, across the country, sharing their journeys to faith.

Our service today brings together music, prayer, scripture, and reflection as we proclaim the good news that has shaped the Church for over two thousand years.

Easter is an invitation to all - whether you've been to church before or not. It’s the time when we celebrate bringing hope, forgiveness, and new life. Celebrate the joy of this day with us as we gather to mark the heart of the Christian faith; the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hear the Easter story - of the cross, the resurrection, the empty tomb, and the risen Christ.

“Whoever you are, whatever your story, you are most welcome”

A Service for Palm Sunday.

Join us today for our online Palm Sunday service, brought to you by the Cloverleaf Parishes and the wider community around the town of Chard.

As we enter Holy Week, Rev Deborah Perreau will reflect on the significance of the donkey - both historically and biblically - and explore why Jesus chose this humble creature for his journey into Jerusalem.

She will be joined by Rev Nick Jerrett, Rev Dan Rollings, and members of their congregations as they lead us in prayer, scripture, and song.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Join us today for our online service for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, coming from St Jude‑on‑the‑Hill, London.

As we enter Passiontide, Rev Emily Kolltveit reflects on the theme of restoration — how we rise from the ashes of Lent and become people of the resurrection.

This week’s location beautifully mirrors that theme: the Lady Chapel at St Jude‑on‑the‑Hill, currently undergoing a restoration project bringing new life to Walter Percival Starmer’s remarkable paintings and murals.

The service also features solo cello music performed by Gabriel Francis‑Dehqani, offering moments of stillness and reflection.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online church community across England and beyond.

A Service for Mothering Sunday.

Join us today for a service for Mothering Sunday from St John the Baptist, Glastonbury.

Led by Rev Alice Watson, the service focuses on the meaning of Mothering Sunday and how it can have significance in many different ways, no matter who you are or where you find yourself in your life and faith journey.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the Third Sunday of Lent.

Join us today for a special service from the Chapel of Lambeth Palace in collaboration with the Daily Prayer Audio App.

This service marks five years of Daily Prayer and is led by Rev Catherine Williams who has been the one of the key voices behind the app. She is joined by those who have helped lead morning and evening prayer and by St Martin's Voices, who have supplied the music over the last five years.

Our Gospel reading for today focuses on one of the most surprising and revealing encounters recorded in any of the Gospels. A complete stranger to Jesus – and an outsider in the eyes of his disciples – becomes the first person to whom Jesus reveals himself as the Messiah, the Saviour of the World.

On this International Women’s Day, we will reflect together on this remarkable encounter between Jesus and this unnamed woman.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the Second Sunday of Lent | Online Church Service| The Church of England

Join us today for a special online service from the Benedictine community of Monks and Nuns at Mucknell Abbey in Worcestershire.

This service offers an insight into their daily life, from structured routines of prayer, to the creation of incense and the ancient art of iconography. We will hear testimony from some of the brothers and sisters about how they came to monastic life and how it has deepened their spirituality, while all being rooted in Jesus' words to 'love one another as I have loved you'.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for spiritual encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the First Sunday of Lent.

Join us today for our online church service for the First Sunday of Lent from St Martin‑in‑the‑Fields.

As we begin the season of Lent, Rev Richard Carter reflects on the theme of temptation in the wilderness, accompanied by music from St Martin’s Voices.

This service offers moments of stillness, scripture, prayer and music as we journey together towards Easter.

Whether you're exploring faith, returning to church, or looking for encouragement, you are warmly invited to worship with our growing online community across England and beyond.

Our service today, for the Sunday before Lent, includes a celebration of Lunar New Year, which this year marks the Year of the Horse - a significant moment for many Christians from a Chinese heritage background.

Rev Mark Nam will reflect on how Lunar New Year offers a meaningful pause to look back on the past year and consider how we prepare for the year ahead. He will connect these themes with our gospel reading, inviting us to reflect on how we discern God’s guidance as we move through different seasons of life.

The service will also include two Everyday Faith segments:

Rev Fung Lau from Trinity Church, Earley will share the impact of their growing Hong Kong ministry
Rev Dave Ho Young will speak about his recent visit with Bishop Arun Arora to the Diocese of Hong Kong Island

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for Racial Justice Sunday 2026 | Online Church Service | The Church of England

Join us this week for our service for Racial Justice Sunday from the Diocese of Leeds, with other contributors from around the country.

Racial Justice Sunday is a day when all churches and communities are invited to reflect on the importance of racial justice; to give thanks for the gifts and beauty of human diversity, and to commit to end racism and acts of discrimination. Today’s service focuses on the Biblical mandate to “love your neighbour.”

With contributions from the Bishop of Croydon, Rosemarie Mallett and the Bishop of Kirkstall, Arun Arora who are the co lead Bishops for Racial Justice, the sermon is led by the Bishop of Huddersfield, Smitha Prasadam, and the service is led by Rev Wayne Simmonds along with many other contributors.

Candlemas Service.

Join us today for our service for the feast of Candlemas from St Olave, Hart Street, London

Rev Phillip Dawson explores this point in the church year where our attention turns from Christmas and Epiphany towards Lent - from the crib, to the cross.

He will be joined by members of his congregation as they bless candles, share scripture and prayer from their medieval crypt chapel.

Join us today for our service for the second Sunday of Epiphany from St John's, Hatfield.

In this service, Rev Laura Bechervaise will be celebrating the start of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. We will hear from two ministry experience scheme participants who are from different traditions about what they have learnt from each other, and Rev Laura will be exploring the moment John the Baptist declares "Here is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship- alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the Baptism of Christ.

The Church of EnglandJoin us today for the second part of our Epiphany series from the Trelawny Benefice with Rev Richard Allen.

In this service Richard will be exploring how the Holy Spirit empowers Jesus for ministry, and we will be hearing testimonies about living out faith on a daily basis.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for the Feast of Epiphany.

Join us today for our Service for the Feast of Epiphany from the Trelawny Benefice. Rev Richard Allen will guide us through this profound moment when the light of Jesus was revealed to the world, the wise men followed the star, and hope was seen for the first time.

We’ll also hear from friends sharing their New Year’s resolutions, and we will explore Epiphany traditions such as chalking the door.

Be part of this time of worship and reflection, and connect with our vibrant online community.

A Blue Christmas Service.

Today, join us for a quiet and reflective Christmas service, led by Rev Cathrine Ngangira, Priest-in-Charge for Boughton-under-Blean with Dunkirk, Graveney with Goodnestone, and Hernhill.

We’ll be thinking about what it means to ‘follow the star’ in our own lives, joined by pupils from Hernhill Church of England Primary School.

Tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Happy Christmas! Join us today to celebrate the birth of Jesus, with a service from St Dionis, Parsons Green.

Rev Chris Russell and Rev Tom Clark lead a joyful service alongside members of their congregation, young and old, featuring classic Christmas carols and inviting us to reflect on the risk that God took for us by sending us his son.

Tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for Key Workers.

Happy Christmas! Join us for a special service for those spending the day working. This shorter opportunity to worship at whatever time works for you is led by chaplains and key workers from around the country, with music from London’s Metropolitan Police Choice and The London Fire Brigade Choir.

The service also features messages from the Archbishop of York and the Bishop of London.

Tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Blessing of the Crib.

Today our service for Christmas Eve takes the form of a Blessing of the Crib service from St James' Islington. Rev Helen Sims-Williams will be retelling the Christmas story with help from her congregation, while building the crib scene before blessing it, accompanied by music from Andrew Earis and St Martin's Voices.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Today, join us for a special service for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, coming from Wembley Stadium.

Led by the Bishop of Lancaster, Jill Duff, we’ll be exploring explore how faith and football combine, hearing about the importance of those ‘nearly’ moments which prepare us for something greater to come.

Watch now and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Lessons and Carols.

Today our carol service for the Third Sunday of Advent is from St Thomas’ Newcastle.

Today's service takes the form of a contemporary nine lessons and carols with Rev Ben Doolan and his team leading us through the most incredible story. We will also hear about how the 'quiet revival' has been impacting their community.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Today our service for the second Sunday of Advent is from Halecroft Grange Care Home.

Earlier this year, Rev Mark Nam received a letter with an incredible story from Alma, who lives at Halecroft Grange. In it, she thanked him for the service, explaining that during the pandemic two or three residents had started to meet to pray and watch the online service together.

That group has now grown to 30 residents, who come together every Sunday for an hour of worship.Today's online service is led by Alma and Mother Clair Jaquiss as they welcome us to join their community in worship.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

Today our service for the first Sunday of Advent is from Bridlington Priory.

Archbishop Stephen Cottrell leads the service with Rev Neil Bowler, as we begin to look towards the joys of Christmas.

Music comes from the Bridlington Priory Choir and we will be hearing about how a mum and daughter have found joy this year from coming to church.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

A Service for St Cecilia.

Today our service for the Sunday before Advent is celebrating St Cecilia and is from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London.

Rev Dr Sam Wells will be leading this exploration into the life of St Cecilia and the joy and importance of music in the life of the church.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship — alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

"Standing firm in Jesus" - A Service of Morning Prayer

Today our service, for the second Sunday before Advent, is from Church House Chapel in London.

Leading this quiet and reflective time together is Rev Sharon Grenham-Thompson, who will be reflecting on standing firm in Jesus and never giving up in doing what is right.

Our prayers today will be led by the Bishop of Tewkesbury, Robert Springett, and will focus on safeguarding.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship - alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

"We will remember" | A Service for Remembrance Sunday

Today our service for Remembrance Sunday comes from three locations: HMS Excellent in Portsmouth, RAF Cranwell and the Armed Forces Chaplaincy Centre at Beckett House.

In this special service we were invited by HMS Excellent to come and film the Royal Navy drill and parade rehearsal for the National Service of Remembrance, which will be held at the Cenotaph.

Our Service is led by three armed forces chaplains, Rev Timothy Ndegwa RN,Rev Dr [Wg Cdr] Chris Hodder and Rev Catherine Gillham CF and we will hear from serving personnel about what remembrance means to them from a personal and Christian perspective.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with scripture, worship, and fellowship -alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.

The Followers of God in every age

Join us today for our All Saints Sunday service today is from St James the Apostle Church, nestled in the heart of Swimbridge, North Devon.The Service will be led by Rev Cathy Scoffield, Rector of the Four Ways Mission Community, and Rev Rosie Austin the Rural Church Officer for Exeter, the service will reflect on three themes.

The people of God are in every place
The Saints of God are in every time
The followers of God are in every age

Together, they’ll explore how these timeless statements continue to shape our faith and community today.

Music will be joyfully led by the children of Swimbridge Church of England School and the beautiful harmonies of St Martin’s Voices.

We invite you to tune in and reconnect with Scripture, worship, and fellowship—alongside our growing online community across England and beyond.Join our online community on Facebook from 9am on Sunday.

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Our service today is from St Paul's, Barrow-in-Furness in South Cumbria in the Diocese of Carlisle.Rev Dr Robin Ham and members of St Paul's will be celebrating Bible Sunday, as we mark the importance of the Bible as the foundation of the Christian faith, giving thanks for God's word and reflecting together on its impact on individual lives and communities.

Prayers will be led for the Diocese of Carlisle and its Cumbria Way project, including Rising Faith Barrow. Music will be led by the members of the St Paul's Worship team and we'll hear from Amy, who shares her journey of hearing God speak through the Bible after first attending a baby and toddler group.

Tune in and be encouraged to connect afresh with the Bible alongside our online community of Christians across England and beyond.

A Service for the Feast of St Luke.

Today our service is from St John's and St Luke's, Peterborough.

Rev Michelle Dalliston and her team celebrate the feast of St Luke and show us how they try to be like him in all their work, from community support hubs to youth groups and beyond.

Music is led by the church choirs and also three local schools who will perform an inspiring version of My Lighthouse.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

How beautiful upon the mountains.

Our Service today is from Switzerland with Rev Richard Allen, rector of the Trelawny Benefice.

Rev Richard will be taking us on his travels around this beautiful landscape full of mountains, lakes and waterfalls as he looks after the English speaking churches in the area.

We will be exploring the advice the Apostle Paul gives to Timothy about proclaiming the word of the Lord and how we can use this practically in our Christian life.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

This week our service for Homelessness Sunday is from St Barnabas Ealing, in conjunction with Housing Justice.

Our theme this week is 'Love thy neighbour' and we will be reflecting on how the smallest of things can make a huge difference to others.

Rev Sarah Howard-Jones will lead our service and we will hear about the experiences of people who have been helped by the Housing Justice hosting project.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

"Paying it forward."

This week, our service is from the Parish of Morpeth in Northumberland and focuses on generosity.

Led by Canon Simon White, with a sermon from lay reader Sharon Williams, we'll be thinking about God's generosity towards us and how we can be generous with others.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

"Follow me and be my disciple"

This week, our service is from the Parish of Moseley in Birmingham and touches on themes of Creationtide and also St Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist.

Our Service is led by Rev Angela Hannafin and her team from St Mary's and St Anne's, with music from St Mary's Robed Choir.

The children of this diverse parish will be sharing with us how they have found their place in church and all they help to do on a weekly basis.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

Today's online service is a special service for Education Sunday.

Children are at the heart of education, so we are privileged that this week that children from around the country will lead the majority of our service, sharing prayers, worship and word.

We will also hear from Rev Canon Nigel Genders, who will be talking to us about the importance of the education of children in transforming our world.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

The cost of following Jesus.

Todays service for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity comes from Top Church in Dudley.

Rev James Treasure and his team will explore what Jesus means when he talks about the cost of discipleship and following him in our Gospel reading, Luke 14.25-33. Worship will be lead by Top Church's worship band with a beautiful original song, Kyrie, written by their worship director Dave Shaw.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

Unspoken Prayer, A Service in the style of Taizé.

Todays service for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity is a special ecumenical service of prayer in the style of Taizé, from St Jude-on-the-Hill in London.

Rev Em Kolltveit is leading this service with the Taizé group she recently joined, to explore this very unique and beautiful style of prayer and song which was developed by the ecumenical religious community from the village of Taizé to allow all who came to visit to be able to join in unity and reconciliation.

We will hear the story behind Taizé and also hear how this group has deepened each others faith.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting Christians across England and beyond.

"Do not say I am only a child"

This Tenth Sunday after Trinity, Rev Deborah Perreau and the community of the Cloverleaf Parishes invite us to explore the Bible, from Jeremiah 1:4-10 and Luke 13:10-17, posing us three questions:Do we know who we are?

How well do we know our communities?

Are we prepared for change to come?The service features many from their community - including some four-legged friends - as we hear how Jesus has impacted the lives of this rural area, with worship from St Martin's Voices.

Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith and fellowship connecting Christians across England and beyond.

What is the fire that Jesus longs to kindle?

Our service today for the ninth Sunday after Trinity is from Chew Valley West Benefice in the Diocese of Bath and Wells where Rev Dr Ian Mills will reflect on our readings from the prophet Jeremiah, and the challenging words of Jesus in our gospel today from Luke 12.

You're welcome to join this community of faith, connecting worshippers across England and beyond.

Today's service is from St James's Piccadilly where Rev Dr Mariama Ifode-Blease will be exploring Luke's Gospel, 12.32-40 where Jesus talks about being prepared and ready for action after a period of waiting.

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A Lammas Service for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity

Today's service is from Woodbridge Group of Churches where Rev Christian Saguyan, the Curate in Charge, will lead us in this Festival of First Fruits.

With the help of local farming families and communities, we will hear about how we can see the bigger picture of God's provision for us. Rev Christian will also tell us about why he chose to serve within a rural setting.

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"Lord teach us to pray"

This week's service for Sunday 27 July is from St Peter Bolton Le Moors, Bolton Parish Church, where Rev Hannah Lane and her team will be looking at some of the most well known words in the world - the Lord's Prayer.

We'll hear why the only thing the disciples asked Jesus to teach them was how to pray and how these words relate to our communities, schools and daily life.

Canon Slade Church of England School also features in the service with Rev Hannah Lane and Canon Slade's Paul Saxon sitting down to talk about the impact the school had when they attended and how the values instilled have set them and others on the path to a life of faith.

Join us today for a service of Matins for the Fifth Sunday after Trinity from the historic St Giles-in-the-Fields, London, led by Rev Phillip Dawson.

In today's gospel reading, Luke 10:38-42, we will explore what advice Jesus gives us on how to get along despite disagreements as faithful family and how to find that peace which passes all understanding. Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting worshippers across England and beyond.

Our service for Sea Sunday is from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall.

The service is led by Rev Richard Allen, who will be taking us around coastal locations in his benefice, meeting seafaring members of the community from the RNLI to local fishermen, while reflecting on the Parable of the Good Samaritan.

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Our service today is for the Third Sunday after Trinity, from St Mary's Church, Runwell, Essex.

The service is Led by Rev Jonathan Evens and focuses on how we can travel light in our lives and in the world.

We will explore what Jesus teaches us about travelling light from Luke 1: 1:11,16-20.

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Our service today, for the Second Sunday after Trinity, is from Christ Church, Flackwell Heath.

The service is led by Rev James Dwyer and we will be reflecting on Luke 9, where Jesus explains the cost of following him.

Music will be provided by St Martin's Voices.Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting worshippers across England and beyond.

Our Service for the first Sunday after Trinity takes the from of a service of morning prayer from St Stephen's, Westminster.

The service is led by Rev Graham Buckle, who invites us to hold in our hearts the peace of our world during this quiet and reflective time together of sung and spoken word, with music provided by St Martin's Voices.

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Our service today is for Trinity Sunday from St Peter and St James, Hereford.

The service is led by Rev Andy Morgan, as we celebrate the Trinity of Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We will be looking at what it means to be part of a community, with testimonies from the SPSJ Ukraine Project offering support to refugees from the ongoing conflict. Members of the church will lead us in readings, prayer and worship and Rev Raymond Adams will be delivering the sermon.

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Join us for a special extended service for Pentecost with Thy Kingdom Come, the global ecumenical prayer movement which takes place every year from Ascension Day.

Today's service is led by contributors from Thy Kingdom Come around the world, from here in the United Kingdom to Japan and Canada.

We will look back at the past ten years of this incredible prayer movement, hearing from Rev Chris Russell and Emma Buchan about how it all began and their favourite moments, with a sermon from the Rt Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Bishop of Dover, exploring the importance of the Lord's Prayer. Ecumenical leaders will lead us in prayer.

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A Service for National Volunteer Week.

Today's service for National Volunteer Week is from Emmanuel Loughborough.

Led by Rev Michael Broadley and Christine Harrison, the service highlights the importance of the work volunteers play in our churches and communities and also explores what it means to be part of the body of Christ.

We will hear from volunteers at Emmanuel Loughborough about their experiences and they will help lead worship and parts of the service.

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Join us today for our Ascension Day Service from the Chapel of the Order of the Holy Paraclete in Whitby, led by The Rt Rev Barry Hill, Bishop of Whitby.

Today is the launch of Thy Kingdom Come, the global prayer movement over the next 11 days leading up to Pentecost, where many Christians will join together to pray for their family, friends and colleagues to know more of God's love in Jesus Christ.

The music in today's service is from the choirs of Grace and Emmanuel College and Emmanuel College Jazz Band, in a variety of languages to reflect the global nature of Thy Kingdom Come.

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Today's service for the Sixth Sunday of Easter comes from Marsden and Slaithwaite in West Yorkshire.

Led by Rev Graeme Holdsworth and featuring music from local schoolchildren, we'll be exploring what it means to proclaim the Good News in public and what this means for our lives and communities.

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Our Service today is for the Fifth Sunday of Easter, from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall.

Rev Richard Allen will be taking us on a journey across his benefice visiting farmers and the music group Forever Grateful, exploring what it means to put into practice the love of Jesus to the backdrop of the Cornish landscape.

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Our Service today is for Vocation Sunday, from St John's Park, Sheffield.

The Service is led collaboratively by Rev Luke Graham, The Rt Rev Mark Tanner, Bishop of Chester, and individuals involved in the Ministry Experience Scheme.

During the service we would like you to keep in mind the questions 'Where is God calling me?' and 'What is He calling me to do?' as the sermon reflects on the significance of hearing God call us by name.

Today's special service comes from St James's, Piccadilly, as the nation unites to remember the end of the Second World War in Europe.

The service is led by Rev Lucy Winkett, Rector of St James's and features a first-hand account of how the church was bombed during the Blitz, as well as contributions from Rt Rev Hugh Nelson, Bishop to the Forces, Armed Forces chaplains and music from St Martin's Voices.

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Our service today is for the Third Sunday of Easter, from Christ Church, Winchester.

The Service is led by Jack Percey and Jessica Monk who work with the students in their parish.

We will also be hearing from two students about how they see Jesus at work in their life and generation and from Rev Simon Cansdale.

Our worship today is also led by the Christ Church Student Worship Team.

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Join us for our Service for the Second Sunday of Easter, from St John's Locks Heath.

This service is Led by Rev Luiz Lima and his team, and will be exploring how the example of the disciples witnessing the resurrection changed them profoundly and how that transformative belief can change us today.

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Join us today for our Easter Day Service from Holy Sepulchre, London.

For the past week we have reflected and remembered Jesus' sacrifice, His Love and the hope that was born through His suffering. The story did not end, resurrection has come and life has been reborn.

Our Easter Day service is an invitation to all - whether you've been to church before or never joined us - and is led by four church leaders from different parts of the Church of England, united in song, word and prayer at Holy Sepulchre, the National Musicians Church and Royal Fusiliers Chapel.

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Whether you have been to Church before or not, you're invited to this service that we're bringing to you, wherever you're celebrating Easter.

Join us today for our Service for Good Friday from Emmanuel Loughborough.

In today's service, we hear about the events of Good Friday according to the Gospel writer John.

As we watch this profound day reenacted by the community at Emmanuel Loughborough, Rev Kat Marjoribanks asks about the questions we ask Jesus, and more importantly, if we ready to hear the answers.

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Join us this week for our Service for Palm Sunday.

The service is from St John the Baptist in Ermine, Lincoln and is led by the Rev Rachel Heskins.

During the service, members of the community at St John the Baptist will take us through the story of the Passion Reading and Rev Rachel Heskins will be exploring what it means to be active in the stories of Jesus, especially on Palm Sunday, where we hear about how Jesus disrupted the established order and how God's plans are way beyond our own expectations.

We will also be hearing about the hope of restoration and their work to create a wild flower meadow within their grounds.

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Join us for our Service for the Fifth Sunday of Lent.

This week's service is from St. Leonard's Church in Hythe and is led by the Rev Michael Darkins.St Leonards has a famous ossuary which holds the remains of thousands of people from the 13th to the 15th centuries.

St Leonard's Youth will also help lead some of our service today as we join them on their sailing weekend with the Morning Star Trust, a Christian sailing charity.

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Join us for our Service for Mothering Sunday, from the beautiful Lambeth Palace Gardens surrounded by some wonderful signs of spring.

This service is led by the Rev Dylan Turner, joined by the Community of St. Anselm.

In this service, we'll show gratitude to those in our lives who have helped mother and nurture us, whether a parent, teacher, guardian or mentor.

However today is also a complex day for many and Rev Dylan Turner will be sharing in those difficult feelings and exploring how Jesus' love for us knows no bounds.

The community of St. Anselm will lead us in prayers and speak about how we can nurture communities which are compassionate and loving.

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Join us for our Service for the Third Sunday of Lent, led by the Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell.

This week we're celebrating five years of worshipping online together. The online service started streaming in March 2020, since then we've shared 273 services from all over the country and beyond. Each week, thousands of people join us online, many of whom are unable to visit services in person and have found community in watching the online service with others.

Today we're at Bishopthorpe Palace as we look back at our favourite moments of the service and one of our regular online audience members will be contributing a reading.

Please join us in highlighting five years of online services and tell us about your favourite moments, hymns, readings, or scenery.

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You can find local online and in-person services at AChurchNearYou.com

Join us for our Service for the Second Sunday of Lent, led by Rev Richard Allen, Rector of the Trelawny Benefice.

This week he will be looking at the theme of what it means to have hopes and ambition as a Christian, set to the beautiful backdrop of Cornwall's coastline.

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Join us for our Service for the First Sunday of Lent, from St Thomas's Hospital Chapel and led by the chaplaincy team of Guys and St Thomas's Hospital.

This service also forms part of the National Day of Reflection marking five years since the Covid-19 pandemic, with prayers and testimonies from nurses of finding hope through fellowship, prayer, and community during times of hardship and sadness.

In moments when all seems dark, we are reminded of Jesus's steadfast faith and endurance during His forty days and forty nights in the wilderness and how Jesus' unwavering hope serves as an inspiration for us to remain hopeful even through our own trials.

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Join us for our Service for the Sunday before Lent, from St Paul’s Church, Withington.

This service is led by Rev Cate Allison and our music today is from the Diocese of Manchester Choral Scholars.During this service we will be reflecting on Jesus' transfiguration on the mountain.

Join us for our Service for the Second Sunday before Lent, from St Catharine's, Gloucester.

This service is led by Rev Jo Pestell with contributions from members of the church's congregation.During this service we will explore how Jesus is 'God with us'.

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Join us for our Service for the Third Sunday before Lent, from Rotherham Minster.

This service is led by Rev Canon Phil Batchford and Rev Justine Smith along with some of the congregation from the Minster. During this service we will explore what it means to be the people of God and how God calls us to be like Jesus.

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A Service for Racial Justice Sunday.

Our service today is for Racial Justice Sunday, from St Francis at the Engine Room in London.

This service is led by The Rt Rev Prof Anderson Jeremiah, Bishop of Edmonton, joined by clergy from across the country including Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin.

During this service we will explore the importance of racial Justice and how it is rooted in core Christian values. Be sure to tune in and be part of this community of faith, connecting worshippers across England and beyond.

Our service today is for the Feast of Candlemas and comes from St Clement, Sandwich in the Diocese of Canterbury.

This service is led by Fr Sebastian Hamilton, Rector of St Clement, Sandwich, and St Paul and St Paul, Worth. During this service we will explore what it means to rejoice with Mary, Joseph, Anna and Simeon that Jesus is the light of the world and the light in the darkness.

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A Service for the Third Sunday of Epiphany | The Church of England

Our service for the Third Sunday of Epiphany is from St John the Evangelist, Woodley, in the Diocese of Oxford. This service is led by Rev Mark Nam, vicar of St John and a member of The Teahouse, a group to support Chinese Heritage clergy within the Church of England.

This service looks ahead to Lunar New Year as the Year of the Snake begins, with a sermon exploring the symbolism of the snake throughout scripture and how it relates to our everyday lives.

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Our service of morning prayer today is for the Second Sunday of Epiphany from St Andrew's Church, Wickford, in the Diocese of Chelmsford, and is led by Rev Jonathan Evens, Team Rector of Wickford and Runwell.

This service will focus on the story of Jesus turning water into wine at the wedding in Cana and how Jesus calls us.

Our Service today is for the Second Sunday of Epiphany and is from Christ Church, Flackwell Heath in the diocese of Oxford, led by Rev James Dwyer.

This service will focus and celebrate the importance of the baptism of Jesus in the river Jordan and how we can all be invited into the eternal life that is found in him.

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Join us for the feast of Epiphany and a blessing of chalk from St Stephen with St John, Westminster led by Rev Graham Buckle.

This service will focus on the wise men and feature a blessing of chalk with some familiar doors. Also taking part will be some students from the Burdett-Coutts & Townshend CE Primary School.

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A Quiet Christmas Service

Join us for a Quiet Christmas Service with Rev Laura Darrall from St Mary with St Nicholas, Lavant, Chichester.

Today is a reflective service of song and poem, where during the busyness of Christmas we can find some quiet and take some time to be open with our struggles before God.

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Happy Christmas! Today our service is from Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall with Rev Richard Allen.

This is a service for everyone, focusing on Jesus being at the centre of Christmas and telling the story of our saviour’s birth, through song, scripture readings and nativity scenes with contributors from young to old.

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Our Midnight Mass service tonight is from Manchester Cathedral and is led by Canon Grace Thomas.

Tonight we celebrate the birth of our saviour into this world, reflecting upon the theme of holy silence during this service.Unto us a child is born, unto us a Son is given.

Join worshippers across England and beyond as we prepare to celebrate Christmas.

Our service today is a wonderful opportunity for you and your family to get involved and take part in making your own Christingles. Join Rev Lee Kirkby from St Thomas' Church, Newcastle, and reflect on how the Christingle symbolises all that Jesus means to us.How to make your own Christingle:

Take your orange and tie your red ribbon around it, or if you are using tape, stick it around the middle of the orange
Next, make a small cross in the top of your orange that's the right size to hold your candle (this step needs to be completed by an adult!)
Wrap your tinfoil around the base of your candle, to catch any wax, and gently insert it into the cross in the orange
Carefully push the sweets or fruit on to your four cocktail sticks - be careful with the sharp ends
Then push the four sticks into the orange towards the top, evenly spaced out
Your Christingle is now ready for the candle to be lit during the service

A Service for the Fourth Sunday of Advent with The Way UK

Our Service today for the Fourth Sunday of Advent is in collaboration with The Way UK and led by Jesse and Xenia alongside special guest The Rt Rev Prof Anderson Jeremiah, the Bishop of Edmonton.

The focus of today's service is Mary and what we can learn from her about how to handle our faith in times of uncertainty.Be sure to tune in and be part of this vibrant community of faith, connecting worshippers across England and beyond.

Our Carol Service today is from St Jude-on-the-Hill with The Rev Emily Kolltveit.

This special service for the Third Sunday of Advent is a service of song and word.The music in the service is by The sixth form St Jude-on-the-Hill Choral Scholars, Inspire programme and their Director of Music Nicholas Chalmers, along with Robert Vel, their pop scholar.

Be sure to tune in and experience the spirit of Advent as we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ.

Our Church of England Sunday Service today is coming to you from Crofton Parish with Rev Richard England.

This special service for the second Sunday of Advent focuses on John the Baptist.

Also featured in the service is Crofton Cat, the much-loved mascot of Crofton Parish, who plays an important role in their children’s ministry. Perfect for families, this service offers meaningful reflections and moments for all ages.

Be sure to tune in and experience the spirit of Advent as we prepare our hearts for the coming of Christ.

Join us today for our First Sunday of Advent service, coming from St Paul’s in St Albans.

Rev Jono Tregale and Rev Diane Tregale, joint vicars of St Paul’s lead us into the season of Advent with hope and reflection. St Paul’s was featured in our Christmas film for 2023, and this week, we’ll revisit some of the heartwarming interviews with members of the congregation.

Together, we’ll explore how their stories continue to inspire as we start this season of anticipation. Be sure to tune in and experience this special Advent journey, connecting with worshippers across England and beyond.

Join us today for our Church of England Sunday Service, coming to you from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall.

Led by Rev Richard Allen, this special service for Christ the King Sunday invites us on an autumnal walk through God’s creation, exploring all the ways Jesus can work in our lives to bring hope, transformation, and renewal.

Connect with believers across England and beyond as we mark Christ the King Sunday together.

A Service of Morning Prayer.

Join us on the second Sunday before Advent for a service of morning prayer, led by Rev Alex Norris. Morning prayer is a way for us to start the day in praise and thanksgiving to God.

Join us today for our Remembrance Sunday service from Knightsbridge Barracks and St Giles-in-the-Fields, London. Led by The Rev (Capt). Thomas Sander CF, Chaplain of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, this service of Matins will honour those who have served and sacrificed.

This poignant service will feature reflections from military personnel, weaving together worship, remembrance, and personal stories to commemorate the bravery and dedication of those in the Armed Forces.

Following in the footsteps of the saints, A Service for the All Saints Day.

Rev Canon Claire Lording leads our time of online worship from Pershore Abbey in Worcestershire.We will be reminded how we can come together as a 'cloud of witnesses' to see God's Kingdom here on earth.

Join us today for a special service from the Church of England alongside The Methodist Church. Marking the 21st anniversary of the Anglican-Methodist Covenant. This service brings together stories from around the country, highlighting the transformative ecumenical partnerships between Anglican and Methodist communities.Created in joint partnership by both churches, this celebration will share the powerful impact of unity and collaboration across our traditions, demonstrating how we continue to walk together in faith and mission.

Be part of this inspiring occasion as we reflect on our shared journey and renew our commitment to deeper fellowship.

Our Church of England's Sunday Service today is coming to you from Nelson Street Church in Rochdale. Led by Rev Janie Cronin, this week's service centres around heartfelt worship and exploring how we can share the light of Jesus in our daily lives.

Over the past year, Nelson Street Church has seen a movement of seekers drawn to its doors, and this service will share the stories of individuals who have been moved to come to church and explore faith.

Be part of this inspiring worship community.

A Harvest Festival Service.

Our Harvest Festival Sunday Service this week is coming to you from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall. Led by Rev Richard Allen, we’ll be celebrating Harvest Festival with a unique twist!

In this inspiring service, Richard takes us to a local ploughing match and tractor service, reflecting on the importance of Fairtrade food and how all of this is part of God's harvest. It’s a celebration of community, hard work, and faith, showing us how God's provision extends beyond the church walls and into the fields.

What Do You Treasure?

Our Church of England Sunday Service this week is from St Peter's in the Parish of St Helier.

Join Rev Tracy Marlow and her team as they share their inspiring mission and explore the question: What Do You Treasure? In this thought-provoking service, we'll reflect on what we value most in our lives and how our faith can guide us in discovering our true treasures.

What do we mean by belonging?

Our Church of England Sunday service this week is from St Barnabas, Ealing in collaboration with Housing Justice for Homelessness Sunday.

The Rev Sarah Howard-Jones will lead this service about finding belonging in community.

A service for Generosity Sunday.

Our Church of England national online service this week is from Holy Trinity, Roehampton.

Rev Joshua Rey leads this service and will be helping us to reflect on how we can be generous.

A Service for the feast of St Matthew.

Our Church of England national online service this week is from the Chapel of St Mark with St John, designed for the Deaf community at Reading Deaf Centre.

This service is conducted entirely in British Sign Language with voiceover and led by Rev Dr Hannah Lewis. It will focus on St. Matthew, reminding us that God calls each of us.

"Who do you say that I am?"

Our Church of England national online service this week is from Christ Church, Flackwell Heath.

Rev James Dwyer explores the question Jesus asked to his disciples': "Who do you say that I am?"

Our Church of England national online service this week is from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London.

School chaplains and children's workers from across the country will be contributing to this week's service of encouragement, discussing what the example of Jesus learning in the temple can teach us.

Our Church of England national online service this week is from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London.

Rev Angela Sheard will be helping us to find space and rest in God using contemplative walking.

Our Church of England national online service this week is from St Mary's, Ely.

This service is led by Rev Phil Marsh, who will be exploring why Jesus refers to himself as the bread of life and how remarkable the gift of God in Jesus truly is.

Our Church of England service this week is from All Saints' Cottenham, near Cambridge.

This service is led by Rev Lynda Davies, showing us how café church has helped the congregation grow in reaching their community. She will also be helping us to reflect on how we feed on Jesus' word and drink in His life.

"How lovely on the mountains" - a service from Switzerland.

Our service this week is from the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, where Rev Richard Allen will be showing us around this beautiful region of mountains, waterfalls and lakes where he plays a role as an English-speaking Chaplain.

"The body of Christ"

Our Church of England service for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity is from St Mark's, Great Grimsby.

This service is led by Rev Matt Rogers, who will be talking about the roles we play in the body of Christ as a church and as individuals.

"The boundless provision"

Our Church of England service for the Ninth Sunday after Trinity is from Dunstable Priory.

This service is led by Rev Rachel Phillips, she will be exploring with us the boundless provision and love of Jesus and how he satisfies every hunger and calls us to share our gifts with the world.

Join us from Trinity Church, Maisons-Laffitte, Paris ahead of the start of the Olympic Games.

Rev Charlotte Sullivan leads our service, and shares how we can extend hospitality to others.

A service for Sea Sunday.

Today's Church of England national online service for Sea Sunday comes from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall.

This service is led by Rev Richard Allen as he travels around seafaring locations and reflects with people whose lives and ministries are centred around the sea, including two RNLI lifeboat coxswains.

"When I am weak, I am strong."

Our Church of England service for the Sixth Sunday after Trinity is from Church House Chapel, London.

This service is led by Rev Chris Russell, as he helps us explore what it means to have humility while in the service of God.

"Welcome to Glastonbury" - A Sunday service from the Church at Glastonbury

Our Church of England national online service comes from Glastonbury and is led by Rev Chris North and his ecumenical team, as they reflect on how we can reach out with compassion to those around us.

Every year they are invited to be the church at Glastonbury, providing spiritual care care to festival goers.

Carers go the extra mile.

Our Church of England online service for the Fourth Sunday after Trinity is from Guy's & St Thomas' Hospital, London.

This service is led by Rev Canon Mia Hilborn and the spiritual care team, focusing on the important role carers provide and how faith has helped them in their caregiving journeys.

"Is there something deeper with God?"

Our Church of England national online service this week comes from St Michael's, Stockwell Parish.

This service is led by Rev Erica Wooff as she explores the theme of finding something deeper with God .

Love, peace and unity.

Our national online service for the Second Sunday after Trinity comes from St Giles-in-the-Fields London.

This traditional service of Mattins is led by three curates who will be priested in the coming weeks, and explores the theme of love, peace and unity.

"God's purpose for you" - A service for Volunteering Sunday

Our national online service for Volunteering Sunday comes from the Devon County Show, in the Diocese of Exeter.

This service is led by volunteers, clergy and CJ the Cheeky Panda, celebrating the vital role of volunteers, especially in children's and youth work.

"Father, Son & Holy Spirit" - A Service for Trinity Sunday

Our national online service for Trinity Sunday comes from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall and is led by Rev Richard Allen.

We travel around the benefice exploring what it means for God to be Father, Son and Holy Spirit to us all.

"Come Holy Spirit" - A service for Pentecost.

Our Church of England online service for Pentecost is from Christ Church Dartford in collaboration with Thy Kingdom Come and led by Rev Alex Coakley Young.

We conclude 11 days of the global wave of prayer for more people to know Jesus and pray "Come Holy Spirit".

The service is led by Rev Alex Coakley Young.

"Jesus in the heart of education" - A Service for Further Education Sunday

Our Church of England online service for the Further Education Sunday is from The West Midlands Church Council.

During this service Nigel Roberts, the chaplaincy ambassador, shows us how chaplains support students and teacher and bring Jesus into the heart of further education.

The beauty of God's world.

Our national online service for the Sixth Sunday of Easter is from St Jude-on-the-Hill, in the Diocese of London.

Rev Emily Kolltveit explores the question "How does the beauty of God's natural world show his love for all of us?"

Jesus the true vine - A service for the Fifth Sunday of Easter.

Our service for the Fifth Sunday of Easter is from St Chad's Welbourn, in the Diocese of Lincoln.

The Ven Dr Justine Allain-Chapman will lead a service of morning prayer from this beautiful church, focusing on how Jesus describes himself as the true vine.

"Jesus our Shepherd" - The Church of England's online service for Vocation Sunday

Our service for Vocation Sunday comes from various locations around the Church of England.Rev Helen Fraser will lead this service, with contributions from people in different stages of their vocation.

The sermon is delivered by Bishop of Stockport, Sam Corley, who talks to us about who we are in Christ and who he is calling us to become.

Our service for the Third Sunday of Easter is from the church of St Mary's, Lancaster.

Lois Kirtley, a licensed Lay Minister will lead this service around the Church's stations of the cross. The sermon is delivered by Rev Leah Vasey-Saunders about how we are witnesses to the resurrection.

"Hallelujah! Christ is risen!"

Our service for the Eastertide is from the St Peter & St Paul, Rustington.

Rev Laura Darrell lead's this Service of the Word, discussing how Easter changes everything.

Easter Day- The Way of the Cross IV

Christ is risen!

Join us from St Mary's Church, Holy Island, to celebrate this Easter Day as Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell talks of how the resurrection of Jesus is the turning point in our lives.

Holy Saturday - The Way of the Cross III

Holy Saturday is an 'in between' day.

A day of sadness, waiting and anticipation.

Led by Rev Canon Dr Sarah Hills from St Mary's Church, Holy Island, this service features music on location from St Martin's Voices.

Good Friday- The Way of the Cross II

On Good Friday, Rev Canon Dr Sarah Hills encourages us to reflect on the field of Gethsemane and shares her experience of a Good Friday peace walk.

Coming from St Mary's Church, Holy Island, the service features music from St Martin's Voices.

Maundy Thursday- The Way of the Cross I

In today's service for Maundy Thursday, Rev Canon Dr Sarah Hills reflects on Jesus washing his disciples' feet and how the small, everyday actions that we take for those around us show our love and care.

Coming from St Mary's Church, Holy Island, the service features music from St Martin's Voices.

Our service for Palm Sunday comes from the Chapel at Church House, Westminster.

The service is led by Rev Canon Chris Russell, and also marks the fourth anniversary of the Church of England's national online services.

Our service for the Fifth Sunday of Lent comes from St Giles-in-the-Fields, London.

Led by Rev Phillip Dawson, the gospel reading in this service signifies a pivotal moment in our journey through Lent. With the seven ‘signs’ of John’s gospel behind us, Jesus directs our focus towards his glory, his passion, and his path to the cross.

Our service for Mothering Sunday comes from the Old Deanery of St Paul's Cathedral.

The service is led by the Bishop of London, Rt Rev Sarah Mullally and focuses on the joy and celebrations, but also the complexities and sadness the day can bring.

Our service for the Third Sunday of Lent comes from St Mary & St Michael Stoke Charity.

Rev Dr Robert Rees will lead this service of communion and fellowship, focused on the power and scandal of God.

Our service for the Second Sunday of Lent from the Trelawny Benefice in Cornwall.

Rev Richard Allen will lead this service as he ventures around his benefice talking about taking up your cross and following the Lord.

Our service for service for the First Sunday of Lent from St Peter & St Paul's Rustington.

Rev Natalie Loveless & Rev Laura Darrall lead this service, and we will hear the story of Jesus journeying into the desert to begin forty days of prayer, fasting and temptation.

Our service for Lunar New Year comes from The Teahouse network of Chinese-heritage clergy.

Rev Mark Nam leads this service, celebrating the 80th anniversary of the ordination of Florence Li Tim-Oi, the first woman to be ordained to the priesthood in the Anglican Communion.

Our outdoor service for the Second Sunday before Lent comes from Lambeth Palace, London.

Rev Dr Isabelle Hamley leads this service, featuring a choral accompaniment.

A Service for Candlemas.

Our service for the Fourth Sunday of Epiphany comes from St Lawrence Parish Church, York. Fr Adam Romanis leads this service, featuring a Candlemas procession.

A Service for the Third Sunday of Epiphany.

Our service for the Third Sunday of Epiphany comes from St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. Rev Angela Sheard leads this service, with outdoor reflection from Rev Richard Carter.

A Service for the Second Sunday of Epiphany.

Our service for the Second Sunday of Epiphany comes from Manchester Cathedral and is led by Rev Grace Thomas.

A Service for the First Sunday of Epiphany.

Our service for the First Sunday of Epiphany comes from St Olave's Church, York.

Rev Liz Hassall leads this service, with beautiful choral accompaniment.

A Service for the First Sunday of Christmas.

Join us on New Year's Eve for A Service for the First Sunday of Christmas, from St Nicholas Church.

Rattlesden.Rev Sharon Grenham-Thompson will be leading this service.

Happy Christmas

Whether you’re by yourself, or with loved ones today, celebrate with us from Hackney City Farm.

Rev Richard Carter leads our service, with a special appearance from Clover the donkey.

Midnight Mass

Celebrate the Good News of Christ’s birth with our national service of Midnight Mass from St Mary-le-Tower in Ipswich.

Rev Tom Mumford will lead us in this service of Holy Communion.

A Service for the Fourth Sunday of Advent comes from Fabric Church Manchester.

Rev Nakita Ainsworth and Warren Nana Tchounga lead our service, and Rev Mark Roper is preaching.

A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.

Our service for the Third Sunday of Advent comes from the Church of St. Edmund in Oslo, in the Diocese in Europe.

Rev Canon Joanna Udal leads this Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols.

The Magi.

The story of Christmas is universal, transcending languages and borders.

A service for the Second of Sunday of Advent is brought to life through British Sign Language.

Our service is led in BSL by Deaf Christians, Helen Cottingham, Tony Hawkins, Fatimo O Olubakin, Mary-Jayne Russell de Clifford, Veronica Stewart-Holmes, and Janice Silo.

A service for the First Sunday of Advent.

The Archbishop of York leads this week’s service from Bishopthorpe Palace, York, with music from St Martin's Voices.

This service marks the First Sunday of Advent.

Rev Richard England, Rev Dan Greenfield and Rev Beth Yeandle lead this week’s service from Holy Rood Church, Stubbington, with a guest appearance from the Crofton Parish mascot.

The service celebrates Christ the King Sunday, the last Sunday before Advent.

Rev. Phillip Dawson Curate at St Giles-in-the-fields will be leading this week’s service, which was recorded outdoors from a churchyard in the City of London, marking the Second Sunday before Advent.

As well as a beautiful view, the service will include music from St Martin's Voices.

A Service for Remembrance Sunday.

A Service for Remembrance Sunday comes from Fusiliers Chapel in Holy Sepulchre London.

Chaplain to the Royal Fusiliers, Rev Nick Mottershead preaches and leads the service.

There will be an act of remembrance, as well a moment of silence.

The Feast of All Saints

Rev Dr Sam Wells leads our Service of Sung Morning Prayer for All Saints, from St Martin-in-the-Fields, by Trafalgar Square, London.

There will also be music and readings from St Martin's Voices.

A Service for Bible Sunday, conducted entirely in British Sign Language.

Rev Canon Gill Behenna and Rev Dr Hannah Lewis lead our latest online service to mark Bible Sunday, a celebration of the Word of God, from St Barnabas Church in Swindon.

Grace, mercy and peace from God.

Rev Kate Massey leads our latest online service from St Paul’s Church, Stockingford.

A Service for Anti-Slavery Day.

The Bishop of Dover leads our latest online service from Canterbury Cathedral, in collaboration with The Clewer Initiative, with prayer and song to mark Anti-Slavery Day.

Homelessness Sunday.

Rev Sarah Howard Jones leads our latest online service, in partnership with Housing Justice from St Martins, Kensal Rise, as we mark Homelessness Sunday.

Rt Rev Rob Wickham is also preaching.

Jesus overturns the tables.

Rev Leah Vasey-Saunders and Rev Louis Johnson lead our latest online service from Lancaster Priory.

Generosity

Rev Mark Miller and Katy Edwards lead a service for Generosity Week with music, prayer and testimonies at Stockton Parish Church.

The Parable of the forgiving King.

Rev Canon Tracy Charnock leads and preaches in our latest online service, from South Shore, Blackpool.

Education Sunday.

A Service for Education Sunday comes from St Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich.

This service of Choral Matins will be led by Rev Tom Mumford.

Worship with us this week.

Our national online service comes from St Andrew's Church, Radcliffe.

Hear from Rev Jo McKee as she speaks about how God sees us, just as he saw Moses.

"Who do you say that I am?"

Rev Canon Simon Ward leads our latest online service from Great Yarmouth Minster and across the Parish of Great Yarmouth.

Mother Ashley Hines is preaching.

The Canaanite woman.

Rev Chris Martin leads our latest online service from churches in the Golden Cap Team in the Diocese of Salisbury.

Rev Ginny Luckett will be sharing God's Word.

"Speak Lord, your servant is listening."

Our latest online service comes from St Martin-in-the-Fields on Trafalgar Square.

Rev Richard Carter is preaching on the story of Samuel.

The Transfiguration of Jesus.

A Service for the Ninth Sunday After Trinity comes from Emmanuel Church, Bridlington.

Rev Richard Hare shares a sermon from the shores of the North Sea.

Sharing our faith where we are.

Rev Clive Hamilton leads a Service for the Eighth Sunday After Trinity from St Barnabas, Knowle West.

Archdeacon of Bristol, the Venerable Neil Warwick, will be sharing God's Word.

The wheat and the weeds.

A Service for the Seventh Sunday After Trinity comes from St Peter's East Blatchington in the Diocese of Chichester.

Rev Arwen Folkes will lead our service, and the sermon is from Rev Elizabeth Jinks

Fishers of Men and Women

Rev Richard Allen, from Trelawny Benefice, leads this week's online service, which includes a trip on a lifeboat.

Worship with us.

Rev James Congreve-Horn and Rev Vicky Earll lead a Service for the Fifth Sunday After Trinity from St Michael Le Belfrey, York.

Rev Andy Baker’s sermon explores trust in Jesus.

He will never leave us.

Rev Katherine Message leads a Service for the Fourth Sunday After Trinity, from Harbour church Portsmouth.

The Lord is my shepherd.Rev Dr Paul Chamberlain leads a Service for the Third Sunday After Trinity, from St Faith's Lee-on-Solent.Rev Mike Moritz will be sharing God's Word.

God, who is our loving Father.

Rev Rob Suekarran leads a service on Father's Day, from @HullMinster

Walking with Christ, with faith and hope.

Rev Canon Bob White leads a Service for the First Sunday After Trinity, from @PortseaParish in Portsmouth.

Rev Tiffer Robinson, leads a service of the word for Trinity Sunday from @StMarysBuryStEdmunds

This service has BSL interpretation in-vision and has been manually subtitled.

Thy Kingdom Come – Pentecost

This Pentecost Sunday service is brought to you from the chapel at Church House London by the team from @ThyKingdomComeUK.

We conclude 11 days of the global wave of prayer for more people to know Jesus with a sermon given by Rev Dr Stephen Hance.

Thy Kingdom Come

Rev Kate Wharton leads and preaches at a Service for the Seventh Sunday of Easter from @StBartsRoby, Liverpool.

She will reflecting on the themes of @ThyKingdomComeUK, the global wave of prayer for more people to know Jesus.

A service of Holy Communion.

Rev Collins Durueke from @stlukespeckham leads a service of Holy Communion.

Rev Sandra Schloss will be sharing God's word.

A special service commemorating the Coronation of King Charles III.

Chaplain, Canon Roger Hall MBE, leads our service from HM Tower of London.

We're praying for the King and for national unity as we approach the Coronation.

Rev Joe Moffatt leads our service of Sung Eucharist from All Saints Church Kingston.

Rev Stephen Baxter, from @St Stephen Walbrook in London leads a Service for The Third Sunday Of Easter.

He will also be preaching on 'Food for the journey.'

Thomas – doubting or discerning?

Rev Jonathan Macy from Church of the Cross, Thamesmead, and Diocesan Disability Adviser, @SouthwarkCofE leads our service for Low Sunday - the Second Sunday of Easter.

He will also be preaching on Doubting Thomas.

This Easter Day, our online service is from The Crypt Chapel at Lambeth Palace, where the @Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby is preaching on The Resurrection.

Rev Shannon Preston, Chaplain to the @Community of St Anselm leads our service.

Christ’s Triumphal entry into Jerusalem.

Rev Richard Carter from @stmartininthefields leads a Service for Palm Sunday with a visit to @HackneyCityFarm.

There is also a dramatic reading of the Passion Gospel.

Rev John Watson and Rev Liz Barnett from @stbarnabasdulwich lead our Service for the Fifth Sunday of Lent, the beginning of Passiontide.

Bishop of Taunton, Rt Rev Ruth Worsley, leads us in A Service for Mothering Sunday from @bathandwells.

Jesus, the Living Water.

Join Rev Canon Lisa Barnett and Rev Sam Maginnis for a Service of Holy Communion from @Team.Horsham, as they explore the theme of Jesus, the Living Water on this Third Sunday of Lent.

What can we learn from Nicodemus?

Rev Gareth Dickinson, Vicar at @stlmaidstone leads a Service for the Second Sunday Of Lent.

We hear St John’s account of the story of Nicodemus and how God wants to work in and through us by the renewing work of the Holy Spirit.

How can we know God's faithfulness in times of failure?Rt Rev Mark Tanner, Bishop of Chester, leads a Service for the First Sunday of Lent.The service comes from Woodchurch High School, a Church of England Academy, with contributions from students and staff.

'I am the Good Shepherd'

Rev Richard Allen from The Trelawny Benefice is preaching about Jesus as the Good Shepherd, in a service for the last Sunday before Lent.

This week's national online service marks Racial Justice Sunday.Rev Guy Hewitt, Director of Racial Justice for the Church of England, is preaching on the theme of Racial Justice, from the Chapel at Lambeth Palace.

Rev Nicholas Lebey from St George’s Tolworth leads our Service for the Third Sunday Before Lent.

Rev Helen Hancock from St Matthew’s Surbiton is preaching.

Doing the right thing.

Rev Nicola Penn-Alison from Southern Ryedale Deanery leads the service and Rev Chris Wingfield is preaching.

How do we welcome the stranger?

Rev Mark Nam, from United Church, Longwell Green in the Diocese of Bristol leads a service for the Third Sunday of Epiphany.

A Service for the Second Sunday of Epiphany - Sunday 15 January 2023

A Service for The Epiphany - Sunday 8 January 2023

A Service for New Year's Day - Sunday 1 January 2023

A Service for Christmas Day - Sunday 25 December 2022

A Service of Midnight Mass - Saturday 24 December 2022

Yashua Sohail, Community Of St Anselm, leads our Service for the Fourth Sunday of Advent.

Join us from The Crypt Chapel, Lambeth Palace, where Rev Shannon Preston is preaching on ‘The message of joy we are waiting for.’

A Service for the Third Sunday Of Advent will be led by @Archbishop of York.

As we reflect on the hope of the Christmas story, join us from the chapel at Bishopthorpe Palace, for a service of comfort for those who may find this time of year difficult.

A Service for the Second Sunday of Advent comes from @E11Holy.

Rev Polly Kersys-Hull leads the service, and trustee of @estatechurches, and Bishop of Barking, Rt Revd Lynne Cullens is preaching.

Rev Alan Moss from @StMarysE17 will be sharing more about the Christingle.

Join us for our first service of Advent, from St James Garlickhythe. Fr Tim Handley will be leading this service, and will be preaching on 'expectation and preparation.'

This week's service of Holy Communion comes from @holytrinityhereford.

Rev Ruth Hulse leads the service, and Assistant Curate, Rev Jo Jennings is preaching on 'Christ The King.'

Join us for a service for the Third Sunday before Advent, from Sutton Hill Church, Telford. Rev Dawn Taffinder is preaching, as well as leading the service alongside Intergenerational Missioner, Beckie Dotson.

Join us for a service for All Saint's Sunday, from @HerefordDiocese. The service is led by Intergenerational Missioner, Lizzy Hackney, and Lay Pioneer, Kathy Bland is preaching.

Join us from Abbeydore Deanery, Hereford, for A Service For Harvest Season, led by Rev Luci Morriss. Rev Cate Thomson is preaching.

Join us from The Chapel at The Old Deanery, London, for A Service For Anti-Slavery Day, led by Rt Rev Dame Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London. Chair of @theclewerinitiative, Rt Rev Alastair Redfern will be preaching.

Join us for A Service of the Word for Homelessness Sunday. Bishop of Edmonton, Rt Rev Rob Wickham leads the service, and is sharing about homelessness and mental health.

This week's Service of The Word is led by Rev Isabelle Hamley, from the chapel at Church House. Theology Slam 2022 winner, Amanda Higgin, reflects on the hopeful message of the Letter to the Hebrews.

We begin Generosity Week with a service of Holy Communion from @TangmereChurch National Giving Ministry Advisor, Rev Trevor Marshall leads the service, with a sermon from Rev Esther Prior, Vicar at @stjohnsegham.

On The Eve of The Funeral of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, join us from @StPaulsKnightsbridge. Rev Canon Alan Gyle leads this service, as we give thanks for the life of Her Late Majesty.

You are invited to remember Her Majesty The Queen. From Bishopthorpe Chapel, the Archbishop of York leads this online service of remembrance.

Join us for a service of prayer, remembrance and hope. Following the death of Her Majesty The Queen, the Archbishop of Canterbury leads this service from the chapel at Lambeth Palace.

Join us from All Saints Church, Allesley. Rev Lizzy Holland leads the service and is preaching on 'the challenge and joy of following Jesus.'

This week’s service is Holy Communion from @buryparishchurch. Rev Julian Heaton leads, and his sermon will explore the question: ‘Who are we inviting to the table?’

Join us for a Service of The Word from St Nicholas Church in @rattlesdenbenefice. Canon Tiffer Robinson leads this service, and will be preaching on 'The Awesome Power of God.

Rev Catherine Duce, from St Martin-in-the-Fields, leads this week's service from St James’s Park, London. In this service of guided meditation, Rev Catherine will be reflecting on 'metaphors for God'.

Rev Richard Carter, from St Martin-in-the-Fields, leads this week's service from the Sea of Galilee. In this contemplative service, Rev Richard will be sharing about The Sermon on the Mount.

Join us for a service from Pontesbury & Stiperstones Benefices, Shropshire. Rev Greg Smith presides over the service, and Rev Richard Lonsdale is preaching about God and wealth.

Join us from Lambeth Palace Chapel for a service ahead of the Lambeth Conference. Bishop Anthony Poggo will be leading the service with the Archbishop of Canterbury preaching on 'the importance of love and hospitality in our walk as Christians'.

Join us for an all-age service from @PlattChurch. Rev Sarah Bradley, and Rev Dr Paul Mathole, lead the service and are preaching on 'The transforming power of the gospel.'

Join us from @StChristophersHanwell. Rev Suzanne Vernon-Yorke presides over the service, with Lay Preachers, Prince Hewitt and Nigel Clarke, sharing about The Good Samaritan.

Worship with us from @LancasterPriory. Vicar of Lancaster, Rev Leah Vasey-Saunders is preaching, as well as leading this service of Holy Communion.

Join us for a Service for Petertide, from Dunstable Priory in @StAlbansdioRector of Dunstable, Rev Rachel Phillips, leads our service and is preaching on St Peter and the foundation of the Church.

Curate Revd Leanne Carr leads the service with Revd Canon John Routh, who is preaching on 'How trusting in God can free us from our fear.'

Join us for a service for Trinity Sunday from @barnabites. Vicar, Rev Justin Dodd leads us as we also mark the 5th Anniversary of the Grenfell Tragedy.

Worship with us for Pentecost and celebrate Her Majesty The Queen's Platinum Jubilee. British Forces serving in the Middle East will be leading the service.

Worship with us from @stjohnssharow, wherever you are.Rev Ruth Newton leads this national online service, which explores the journey from Ascension to Pentecost.

Join us from Lambeth Palace chapel for a service for @ThyKingdomCome. Rev Canon Chris Russell, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Adviser for Evangelism and Witness, is preaching and leading the service.

All are welcome to join us on the Fifth Sunday of Easter from All Saints Kings Heath, South Birmingham. Assistant Curate, Rev Tariro Matsveru, leads the service alongside Vicar of All Saints, Rev Canon David Warbrick, who is preaching on 'Learning to cherish.'

Worship with us on the Fourth Sunday of Easter from Church of the Good Shepherd, Leighton Buzzard.Pioneer Minister, Rev Steve Marsh leads our service, and Rev Alison Jackson, Development Officer, Reaching New People Team, @StAlbansdio is preaching on discipleship.

This week's service comes from St Peter’s and St James Church, Hereford.

Weekly Service for Low Sunday - Sunday 24 April 2022

An Easter Day service, from @northormesbyparishchurch @archbishopofyork, Stephen Cottrell is preaching on The Resurrection, and is joined by The Revd Bridget Woodall.

A service for Palm Sunday, from @stjohnsgoole in @dioceseofsheffield. Curate, Rev Joshua Blunt leads the service, and Rev Hannah Patton, Vicar, St John’s Goole is preaching.

This week, on the Fifth Sunday of Lent, join us from Coventry Cathedral. The Revd Canon Kathryn Fleming, Sub Dean and Canon for Worship and Community, leads the service, and the Rt Rev Dr Christopher Cocksworth, Bishop of Coventry, is preaching on 'Justice in the Shape of a Cross.'

Worship with us today, the Fourth Sunday of Lent, with a service from @dioceseofcanterbury. Rev Dr Jonathan Arnold, Director of Communities and Partnerships leads the service, and Darren Howie, Founding Director of @sacredbeancoffee is preaching on 'Justice as Encounter.'

Worship with us today, the Third Sunday of Lent, with a service of Holy Communion, from churches working with the @theologycentre in east London and the City. Director at @theologycentre, Fr Angus Ritchie, leads the service and is preaching on 'Believing in the Cross'.

Worship with us on the Second Sunday of Lent, as our service comes from @scotforthstpaulschurch in Lancaster, and the @ChurchUrbanFund. Rev Dr Rebecca Aechtner, the Vicar at @scotforthstpaulschurch leads the service with Rev Canon Dr Anderson Jeremiah, @lancasteruniversity, who is also preaching. Rachel Whittington, Group Chief Executive, @ChurchUrbanFund & Averil Pooten Watan, Churchwarden, St Barnabas and St James The Greater, London, will both also be sharing.

Worship with us on the First Sunday in Lent. Dr Sue Jones, Dean of Liverpool Cathedral, leads this service on 'Justice in Creation', and the sermon is from Dr Ruth Valerio, Global Advocacy and Influencing Director at Tearfund.

Worship with us today, on the Sunday before Lent. Rev Robb Sutherland, from @holynativitymix, Halifax, leads the service and preaches about The Transfiguration.

Worship with us today, the Second Sunday before Lent. Rev Richard Allen, from The Benefice of Trelawny, Cornwall, leads the service, and is preaching about Jesus calming the storm.

Worship with us today, from St Anne’s Church, Clifton, in the Diocese of Manchester. Rev Grace Thomas will be leading the service, and sharing about Racial Justice.

Worship with us this Sunday, the Fourth Sunday before Lent, and the 70th Anniversary of the Accession of Her Majesty the Queen. This week's service comes from St Albans Cathedral, and is led by Rev Calum Zuckert, who will be sharing about calling and vocation.

Weekly Service for the Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany - Sunday 30 January 2022

Worship with our online community, wherever you are this week. Our national online service comes from the Chapel at Church House, Westminster.

Worship with our online community today. Our national online service is led by Rev Canon Tiffer Robinson, Rector of the Benefice of Rattlesden.

“As God is with us in Christ and the Holy Spirit, so we are glad to be with God and one another through the gift of the internet." - Rev Dr Sam Wells Thousands of local churches have provided online services since 2020, and hundreds have led our national online worship. Join us from St Martin-In-The-Fields to mark the 100th national online service. Our intercessions are led by the online community who join us from their homes each week and St Martin's Voices lead our sung worship.

"We remember the visit of the wise ones, who following the star, came from the East to find the King who had been born in the manger." - Very Rev Jo Kelly-Moore Start the New Year with a service from St Albans Cathedral celebrating the Feast of Epiphany.

Join us for a service of Morning Prayer for the Feast of Stephen. Worship at Tewkesbury Abbey with Rev Catherine Williams, wherever you are today.

Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ with St Paul's Church, Howell Hill. Whether you're alone or with family, gather with our online community for a Christmas Day service for all ages, with a message from Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury. Sing carols with us and discover - or rediscover - what's #AtTheHeartOfChristmas.

Gather for Midnight Mass - wherever you are this Christmas Eve. St Paul's Cathedral hosts our online worship as we prepare to celebrate this first service of Christmas with the Bishop of London. As we remember the birth of Jesus Christ into the world, discover - or rediscover - what's #AtTheHeartOfChristmas.

Worship at Home for the Fourth Sunday of Advent, a service of Solace led by Rev Sorrel Shamel-Wood, from St. Mary and St Berin, Berinsfield, Oxford. This service is an opportunity to reflect, with a message from Rev Canon Kathryn Fleming, Precentor at Coventry Cathedral reminding us that God is with us.

You're invited to our national online carol service. As we mark the Third Sunday of Advent, sing along to carols from Sacred Trinity Church in Salford - wherever you are. The service is led by Rev Canon Andy Salmon. Find out what's planned for the rest of Advent and Christmas at http://cofe.io/ChristmasServices (cofe.io/ChristmasServices).

Join us for our Christingle service with the @childrenssociety. Explore the meaning of all the elements of Christingle with your family in this week's national online service.

Worship with us this Advent. This week’s national service for the first Sunday of Advent is from St Thomas' Newcastle.

Worship from St Margaret’s Lee, London, wherever you are this Sunday. The service is led by Rev Canon Tim Goode and Rev Daniel Walker preaches.

Worship with us this Remembrance Sunday with a service from All Saints’ Church, Northampton. The Requiem Mass marks the centenary of the Royal British Legion. The service is led by Rev Oliver Coss.

This week's service of the Word is led by Rev Canon Douglas Machiridza, Area Dean of Handsworth & Central.

Worship with us this week from Whalley Abbey, Lancashire, for All Saints' Sunday. This Service of Holy Communion is led by the Bishop of Lancaster Jill Duff, with a sermon Rev Nicholas Heale, Priest-in-charge of the North & East Blackburn Benefice.

This week's national online service is from the Diocese of Bath and Wells.Chaplains Becky Cox and Rev Mike Haslam lead this Service of the Word.

Join the Clewer Initiative as we explore the steps we can take and prayers we can pray to end slavery. The service is led by Rev Canon Dr Chigor Chike, and the Bishop of Tonbridge is preaching.

Fr Richard Springer leads the service from St George in the East, London this Safeguarding Sunday.

"Do not worry about your life." -Matthew 6:25 This week's service considers God as a generous provider, even in challenging circumstances. Join the Harvest service with our online community at 9am on Sunday.

Take time and space to reflect on God’s generosity. Join us from St Gabriel's Church, Greystones, as Bishop Guli delivers the sermon from Chelmsford Cathedral.

Weekly Service for The Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity - Sunday 19 September 2021

We pray for those impacted by global warming and other extreme weather events. Led by Rev Canon Giles Goddard, this week's national online service focuses on the climate emergency.

Taking a radical new perspective on the world. This week's service for the Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity is led by Rev Tiffer Robinson, from the Rattlesden Benefice. This service has BSL interpretation in-vision and has been manually subtitled.

A Service of the Word for the Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity. Led by Rev Suzanne Vernon-Yorke, our online church service comes from St Christopher’s Church, Hanwell, and explores the theme ‘living inside out’. Find out more about our weekly online service of prayer, music and reflection at http://cofe.io/13TrinityService (cofe.io/13TrinityService).

A Service of the Word for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Led by Ven Dr Peter Rouch, Chief Executive of Church Army, our online church service comes from the Chapel of the Wilson Carlile Centre, Sheffield, and explores truth and peace through Ephesians 6.10-20. Find out more about our weekly online service of prayer, music and reflection at http://cofe.io/12TrinityService (cofe.io/12TrinityService).

Worship with us for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity, led by Rev Mark Hewerdine. Celebrating the Festival of the Blessed Virgin Mary, our worship comes from St Chad's Ladybarn, exploring The Magnificat as a vision of the Kingdom of God.

Worship with us for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity. Led by Rev Saju Muthalaly from St Mark's Gillingham, our online church service explores Jesus as the bread of life, with music, prayer and reflection. Find out more at http://cofe.io/10TrinityService (cofe.io/10TrinityService).

Worship with us this week. Rev Jody Stowell leads the service from St Michael and All Angels’ Church, Harrow, exploring what it means to know God as the bread that satisfies.

Watch our online church service for the Eighth Sunday after Trinity. Celebrating the Feast of St James, Rev Canon Dr Crispin Pailing leads worship from Liverpool Parish Church, with sea-themed prayer, music and reflection. You can follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/StJamesService (cofe.io/StJamesService).

This week's online service will celebrate God our shepherd. From the Wirksworth Team Ministry, Rev Carla Vicêncio Prior leads our worship for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity, including prayers, music and reflection.

This online church service celebrates Godparents' Sunday, with prayer, music and reflection. For the Sixth Sunday after Trinity, Rev Canon Dr Sandra Millar leads worship from St Mary de Crypt Church at Discover Decrypt, Gloucester, with a sermon from Ven Hilary Dawson, Archdeacon of Gloucester.

For the Fifth Sunday after Trinity, our online church service explores homelessness and rough sleeping. Led in worship by Rev Dr 'Bunmi Fagbemi from Holy Trinity Tottenham, we also hear from the Rt Rev Rob Wickham, Bishop of Edmonton and Chair of Housing Justice. Follow along with the prayers, responses and music by using the order of service on our website, at http://cofe.io/HomelessService (cofe.io/HomelessService).

Join us in worship from Sunderland Minster. Celebrating Petertide and the call of God, Rev Canon Stuart Bain leads our online church service of music, reflection and prayer. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/PetertideService (cofe.io/PetertideService).

Church Mission Society lead this online church service to mark the Third Sunday after Trinity. With Cathy Ross and Jonny Baker, the service of prayer, music and reflection explores Mark 4.35-41 and 'the other side of the lake'. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/CMSService (cofe.io/CMSService).

This online church service marks the fourth anniversary of the Grenfell fire. Led by Rev Gareth Wardell, our worship comes from St Clement and St James Church, Notting Hill, and includes a sermon from the Rt Rev Dr Graham Tomlin, Bishop of Kensington. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/GrenfellService (cofe.io/GrenfellService).

Fr Oliver Coss leads our worship for the First Sunday after Trinity. From All Saints' Northampton, this online church service celebrates Corpus Christi, the day of thanksgiving for the sacramental gifts of Christ’s body and blood in Holy Communion. Follow along with the order of service from http://cofe.io/CorpusChristi (cofe.io/CorpusChristi).

Come together as a community of different tribes, languages and nations to worship Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Worship with us this Trinity Sunday. Led by Rev Rebecca Mathew, vicar of St Nicholas Church, Allestree and St Paul’s, Quarndon in the Diocese of Derby, our sermon from Rev Shemil Mathew, Chaplain for Oxford Brookes University, explores the way in which God is revealed to us through the Trinity and how we are reminded of our own relationships, communities and global networks.

Join us as we celebrate the Day of Pentecost, or Whit Sunday. Our worship is led by the Archbishop of York in York Minster, for this special service with Thy Kingdom Come. Find and follow the order of service at http://cofe.io/PentecostSunday (cofe.io/PentecostSunday).

Worship with us and the Bishop of Derby, Rt Rev Libby Lane. Led by James Lusted, this online service celebrates sports chaplaincy. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/SportService (cofe.io/SportService).

Join us in worshipping God, from Gas Street Church, Birmingham. Led by Tim Hughes, our online service explores loving and following Jesus, through music, prayer and reflection for the Sixth Sunday of Easter. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/GasStreetService (cofe.io/GasStreetService).

Celebrate the Fifth Sunday of Easter with our online service from the University of Wolverhampton. Led by Rev Prebendary Sarah Schofield, our worship features prayer and music with students and staff exploring transformative conversations. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/WolvUniService (cofe.io/WolvUniService).

Join this service of prayer and worship with Rev Rachel Mann. From St Nicholas Church, Burnage, we explore meeting the Good Shepherd where we are, for The Fourth Sunday of Easter. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/FourthEasterService (cofe.io/FourthEasterService).

You are invited to remember HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. From Bishopthorpe Chapel, Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell leads this online service of remembrance and prayer. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/RememberingService (cofe.io/RememberingService).

Join us for a service of prayer, remembrance and hope.Following the death of HRH Prince Philip, the @Archbishop of Canterbury leads this service from the chapel at Lambeth Palace.Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/ServiceOfRemembrance (cofe.io/ServiceOfRemembrance).

Celebrate Easter with this online service from Canterbury Cathedral! Led by the Archbishop of Canterbury, our worship includes prayers, music and praise, to mark the resurrection of Jesus. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/EasterService (cofe.io/EasterService).

Worship and pray with us, in this full online church service for Palm Sunday. From St Paul's Church Scotforth in Lancaster, our online act of worship is led by Rev Dr Rebecca Aechtner, with a sermon from Rev Dr Anderson Jeremiah. You can follow along with the prayers in the order of service, at http://cofe.io/PalmSundayService (cofe.io/PalmSundayService).

Join with our worshipping community in our online church service. This week, we're marking Passion Sunday, the fifth Sunday in Lent. You can access the order of service at http://cofe.io/PassionSundayService (cofe.io/PassionSundayService).

Bishop Rachel Treweek will be leading our worship this week, from Gloucester Cathedral. We'll hear from people sharing their experiences of mothering, and we'll also be joined by Pam Rhodes, who will be preaching for Mothering Sunday. Follow along with the order of service at at http://cofe.io/MothersDayService (cofe.io/MothersDayService).

Join Rev Canon Chris Russell in the Crypt Chapel at Lambeth Palace for this online church service. We're looking at 'overturning the tables' in this online worship, marking the Third Sunday of Lent. You can find the order of service at http://cofe.io/ThirdLentService (cofe.io/ThirdLentService).

Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby leads worship for the Second Sunday of Lent. With contributions from Hannah Steele and Stephen Hance, this online church service explores how we can #LiveLent. You can follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/SecondLentService (cofe.io/SecondLentService).

Join Rev Canon Paul Cartwright for this online church service.Marking the First Sunday of Lent, the service comes from St James Ryhill. You can follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/FirstLentService (cofe.io/FirstLentService).

Join with our online worshipping community, as Rev Helen Shannon leads our weekly service. Marking the Sunday next before Lent, the online church service comes from @churchatfiveN2. You can find the order of service at http://cofe.io/BeforeLentService (cofe.io/BeforeLentService).

Join Rev Liz Clutterbuck for this week's online church service. From Emmanuel Holloway Church, the service marks the Second Sunday before Lent. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/EmmanuelHollowayChurch?fbclid=IwAR1ZpNyJlUtBthQ7XbmHW-JVrzyMHcpe1bpEkk3NEOi3D8HtUlDkMoQ-xMA (cofe.io/EmmanuelHollowayChurch)

Rev Tiffer Robinson leads this service for Candlemas. This online church service marks the Presentation of Christ in the Temple, when Jesus was offered to his Father and revealed as the future Saviour of all people. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/Candlemas (cofe.io/Candlemas).

Join our online worshipping community for this week's service, led by Rev Charles Hadley. Celebrating the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, this online service explores living with difference, featuring the @CheminNeufCommunity. You can follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/ChristianUnityService (cofe.io/ChristianUnityService).

Worship together with our online community, by watching this week's service. Led by Rev Matt Hogg from @StAlbansFulham, this online service celebrates the Second Sunday of Epiphany. You can find and follow the order of service at http://cofe.io/StAlbansService (cofe.io/StAlbansService).

Join with our online worshipping community in celebrating Plough Sunday. Led by Rev Lindsay Yates, this week's service comes from (@)Octagon Parish, with a sermon from Rev Will Adam. You can find the order of service at http://cofe.io/PloughSundayService (cofe.io/PloughSundayService).

"This child of Mary is God's only son, both human and divine. He's also the king of kings." - Bishop Hosam Naoum Our service for Epiphany comes from the UK and the Middle East, in partnership with Embrace the Middle East.

Hear Father Boulos Khano, St Mark's Syriac Monastery in Jerusalem, chant the Gospel and the Lord's Prayer in Aramaic, the language of Jesus, as we celebrate the revelation of the incarnation in Jesus Christ.

Follow the Order of Service at cofe.io/EpiphanyService

May we be the first to wish you a Happy New Year! Join The Archbishop of York as he looks back at 2020 with both thanksgiving and sorrow, and prays that we will all know the peace of Christ in this new year.

What's your New Year's Resolution? In his sermon, the Archbishop challenges our mistreatment of the planet and asks us to treasure the words of peace and comfort and joy, just as Mary did.

Follow the Order of Service at cofe.io/NYEService

Celebrate the First Sunday of Christmas, with this service in partnership with @ChurchArmyUK. "God is ever present, silently and patiently waiting, longing for us to respond once more to the gentle call of the Christ child." - @Guli_FD Hear about their @MaryleboneProject and pray with us this Christmastime.Follow the Order of Service at http://cofe.io/xxx (cofe.io/)http://cofe.io/Christmas1Service (Christmas1Service)

Gather with us for Midnight Mass as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ into the world. Led by the Bishop of Dover, with the Archbishop of Canterbury, we pray for God's comfort and joy to be born afresh in our lives.This first service of Christmas comes from St Martin's, Diocese of Canterbury, the oldest church in continuous use in the English speaking world. Follow the Order of Service at http://cofe.io/MidnightMassService (cofe.io/MidnightMassService).

Join thousands of others across the nation for this special service of lessons and carols, in partnership with https://www.facebook.com/christianaid/?__cft__[0]=AZVmXFoYTdyjRnL047MU4E5BQB5LGKt-EFOqhKCb1zZ_F79Yoj4-tLH0rQT6pJkWeNx4NBslUgqHBlji5mpkVCjug18kKzOn7BaVTFHeJB1jVNh_WX5R-fwIToxEfyfnSUObMgTpbu81aG7R1fvQ3v_OTC06lxk7EedY0a8rfCyGVg5hSEX9QuBM14DouF7LM4pd6mrtDJfMCRWtHPiYIeIw&__tn__=kK-R (Christian Aid). With participants from around the world, including Rt Rev Dr Rowan Williams and Dr Marianna Leite, the online service challenges us all to stand up for “righteousness and justice”. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/CarolService?fbclid=IwAR01HWvW4VVRi1dch27weXOiY1FLdAw2Qm6PI8fqvLSbIXaTAaxgMSdzXv0 (cofe.io/CarolService)

Introduced by Rev Kate Bottley, our national service for the Fourth Sunday of Advent is in partnership with Marie Curie. This online service recognises the difficulties of 2020, paying tribute to those suffering from illness, bereavement and mental health setbacks. Follow along with the order of service at cofe.io/Advent4Service.

Join our national Christingle service, marking the Third Sunday of Advent. In partnership with The Children's Society, this online service for all ages features HRH The Duchess of Gloucester, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and the bishops of Derby, Gloucester and Dover. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/Advent3Service (cofe.io/Advent3Service).

Join us and HOPE Together for an online service marking the Second Sunday of Advent. Based around the theme of waiting, the service is led by Rev Yemi Adedeji, with reflections from Rachel Jordan-Wolf and Simon Thomas. You can download the order of service at http://cofe.io/Advent2Service (cofe.io/Advent2Service).

Join us in marking the First Sunday of Advent with comfort and joy. This national online service, with Rev Sam Wells from St Martin in the Fields, observes the start of Advent with music, reflection and prayer. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/Advent1Service (cofe.io/Advent1Service).

Hear from the Bishop of Durham, in our online service of Prayer For The Nation. The service, marking Christ The King, comes from Durham Cathedral, with contributions from the Dean of Durham.

An online service from the Anglican Communion. Led by Bishop Anthony Poggo. The service includes a sermon from Sheran Harper, President of the Mother’s Union, and reflects on how communities in different parts of the world support one another in both good and hard times.

Mark Remembrance Sunday with our online service this week. Led from the Royal Military Chapel by Rev John Vincent CF, the service will honour those who gave their lives for the peace of our nation. Follow along with the order of service available at http://cofe.io/RemembranceService (cofe.io/RemembranceService).

Our All Saints’ online service will come from St Paul's Cathedral. The Bishop of London, Rt Rev Dame Sarah Mullally, will lead this special service of thanksgiving, hope, and remembrance, with music from the Cathedral Choir.

This week's online service celebrates Bible Sunday. Led by the Bishop of Penrith, Rt Rev Dr Emma Ineson, the service includes contributions from people across Cumbria. Get the order of service at http://cofe.io/CumbriaService (cofe.io/CumbriaService).

This week's online service will celebrate the Feast of St Luke. From the Diocese of Blackburn, the cross-cultural service will be led by Rev Sarah Gill, featuring contributions from the Rt Rev Dr Jill Duff, Bishop of Lancaster, and the Rt Rev Julian Henderson, Bishop of Blackburn.

This online service celebrates chaplaincy in care homes. Debbie Thrower, founder of Anna Chaplaincy, leads the service, with contributions from care home chaplains and residents, as well as a poetry reading from Bob Weighton, once the oldest man in the world. Get the order of service at http://cofe.io/CareHomeService (cofe.io/CareHomeService).

Watch this week's online service, celebrating those who have helped keep food on our plates during the pandemic. Sarah Spencer, from the Diocese of Lincoln, and Nick Shepherd, from the Diocese of Southwark, lead the service, with contributions from farmers, lorry drivers and supermarket workers. Get the order of service at http://cofe.io/FieldToForkService (cofe.io/FieldToForkService).

Join Bishop Helen-Ann Hartley for this week's Harvest Festival service. This online service includes reflections on climate change, farming and the beauty of nature. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/HarvestService.

Join Rev Zoe Heming for this week's service, featuring the gifts of Christians with disabilities. This online service celebrates how everyone is made in the image of God. Follow along with the order of service at cofe.io/GodsImageService.

This week's service is from All Saints Kings Heath, in south Birmingham. Reflecting on the theme of forgiveness, the service includes contributions from Professor Nicola Slee, poet and theologian. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/KingsHeathService (cofe.io/KingsHeathService).

This week's service recognises school staff as unsung heroes, with prayers for the start of the new academic year. Led by Rev Tim Bateman from Gas Street Church, the online service features contributions from St Thomas CofE Academy, Dean of Birmingham Matt Thompson, and Diocese of Birmingham Director of Education Sarah Smith. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/SchoolsService (cofe.io/SchoolsService).

Prepare for the new term with this week's service from Holy Trinity Platt. In his sermon, Rev Dr. Paul Mathole reminds us that the way to find true life is to give our life to Jesus, just as he gave his life for us.

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Rev Fergus Butler-Gallie leads Morning Prayer from the Book of Common Prayer for this week's online service. His sermon he reflects on how we are never alone and that God walks with us through life's journey. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/BCPService (cofe.io/BCPService).

This week's online service is led by the community of Mucknell Abbey, located near Worcester, in the West Midlands. The Abbey is part of the Order of St Benedict, and the service includes contributions from Sister Jessica, Brother Stuart, Brother Adrian, Sister Gregory and Brother Thomas. Follow along with the order of service at http://cofe.io/MucknellService (cofe.io/MucknellService).

This week's online service is led by Rev Dr Lee Gatiss, the Director of Church Society. In his sermon, Lee reflects on God's kindness and mercy. The prayers are led by Ros Clarke, with readings from Gideon Emmanuel and Niv Lobo.

This week's service comes from the Anglican Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. Fr Kevin Smith presides at the Mass, with Bishop Philip North preaching on how Jesus feeds us so that we can go and feed a hungry world. The music is provided by CJM and the prayers are led by the Holborn Group. Follow along with the order of service at cofe.io/WalsinghamService.

This week's online service comes from the Diocese in Europe. Filmed at Holy Trinity Brussels, the service will reflect on the theme that nothing can separate us from the love of God.

Join our online service, this week led by people training for ministry. Presented from theological training colleges including Ridley Hall Cambridge and St Hild College, the service reflects on the tragedy of the past months, whilst exploring the hope of the Christian faith. You can read or download the order of service from http://cofe.io/SufferingNotFinal (cofe.io/SufferingNotFinal).

Join the Most Rev Stephen Cottrell for his first service as Archbishop of York. Recorded at York Minster, Archbishop Stephen shares his personal reflections on prayer, with contributions from across the north of England. Follow along with the order of service, at http://cofe.io/PowerOfPrayer (cofe.io/PowerOfPrayer).

This week, our service is the first online prison church service broadcast by the Church of England. Led by Rev Helen Dearnley, the service comes from HMPs Stocken, Low Newton and Pentonville.

Rev Chris, vicar of St Saviour’s in Wendell Park, will lead this week's national online service, exploring the welcome that God offers us to experience His love. The service features contributions from the Choral Scholars of St Martin in the Fields in London and from Holy Trinity Platt Church in Manchester, and reflections on welcome and hospitality from Bristol University engineering student Tom and Fiona, team manager of nine churches in the Stroud area of Gloucestershire. Find and follow the Order of Service at http://cofe.io/ChurchOnline (cofe.io/ChurchOnline).

Join our weekly service, led by Father Andrew Moughtin-Mumby, Rector of St Peter's Church, Walworth. Recognising Windrush Day, the online service includes a minute’s silence to lament the racism experienced by the Windrush generation and other black and UK minority ethnic people. Contributors include the Bishop of Dover, Rt Rev Rose Hudson-Wilkin, who gives the final blessing before a special ending to mark Father's Day.

Marking the feast of Corpus Christi, Rev Richard Springer will speak of the agony of the crucified Christ and draw parallels with the pain of those who suffer racism, hunger and homelessness.

Join us for a farewell service for The Archbishop of York. John Sentamu will be joined by representatives of charities he founded, BBC News presenter Huw Edwards and Tariro Matsveru, a student at Cranmer Hall.

Join our national Pentecost Sunday service with the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, UK Church leaders and a message from His Holiness Pope Francis. Celebrate with us on the day we remember the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church.

The Duke of Cambridge is urging people who are concerned about their mental health to start a conversation, in this week's national online service. Rev Professor Gina Radford, a Vicar in Devon and former Deputy Chief Medical Officer for England, leads the service, which includes a series of prayers for all those whose mental health has been affected, their relatives, friends and carers.

Join us for this week's service, led by the Revd Canon Dr Crispin Pailing, Rector of Liverpool and Revd Canon Dr Rowena Pailing from Blackburn Cathedral, who calls on Christians to be a ‘voice for the voiceless’. The service also includes contributions from Dean Sullivan, who played Jimmy Corkhill in Brookside, Dr Sarah Rushworth, a GP, and palliative care nurse Anthony Walsh.

Join our celebration of nurses and healthcare workers in our online service this week. Bishop of London and former Chief Nursing Officer Sarah Mullally leads the service, with contributions from the current Chief Nursing Officer and many more, in recognition of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale.

This week's service is led by Paula Gooder. To mark Vocations Sunday, we'll hear from NHS paramedic Matt, speaking about his vocation and sense of hope. Tak Muriro, a recent graduate who has begun his vocation journey with the Ministry Experience Scheme, will lead prayers.

This week's service is led by BBC Songs of Praise presenter and former Gogglebox star Rev Kate Bottley, with Christian Aid's Chine McDonald preaching and prayers signed using BSL by Carolyn Denmark. The service is interpreted throughout using BSL by Gill Behenna.

Low Sunday service with Canon Precentor of Wakefield Cathedral and family. Join us on Sunday at 9am for our national virtual service, led by a family from Wakefield, West Yorks, from their living room. The Rev Canon Leah Vasey-Saunders, the Canon Precentor of Wakefield Cathedral, West Yorkshire, will be assisted by her husband the Rev Dr Mark Vasey-Saunders, Academic Tutor at St Hild College, and their children Miriam, 9, Elias, 12, Jude, 14 and Reuben, 16.

Join the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, for an Easter Sunday service.

Join the Bishop of Manchester, David Walker, for a Palm Sunday service.

Join the Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, for Sunday worship from his front room at Bishopthorpe Palace.

Join the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, for a special Mothering Sunday service from the Crypt Chapel at Lambeth Palace.