Worship related articles

Students from Eastern Region Ministry Course (ERMC) and Ridley Hall in Cambridge and St Hild College in Mirfield, West Yorkshire, will explore what it means to minister through the Covid-19 pandemic.

Worship with us today, on the Sunday before Lent.

Rev Robb Sutherland, from Holy Nativity Church, Mixenden and Illingworth, North Halifax, leads the service and preaches about The Transfiguration.

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. 

A Service of the Word for the Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity. Led by Rev Tiffer Robinson, our online church service comes from The churches of Rattlesden, Hitcham, Brettenham and Thorpe Morieux, Suffolk.

“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.

"I am the Lord your God." Join us for this week's national online service, led by Rev Jody Stowell from St Michael and All Angels’ Church, Harrow.

Start the New Year with a service from St Albans Cathedral celebrating the Feast of Epiphany.

Chaplains from a hospital and a hospice join the newly-elected Archbishop of York as he leads worship from York Minster for the Church of England’s weekly online service.

Led by Rev Canon Tiffer Robinson and filmed at St Nicholas Church, Rattlesden, the theme for this service is the God who transforms our poverty into the riches of his grace.

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 minority ethnic people.