The Coronation of King Charles III

Resources for churches

The Coronation of King Charles III is a historic moment in the life of our nation. The Archbishop of Canterbury will lead the Coronation ceremony on Saturday, 6 May, which will be rooted in a longstanding tradition. It will reflect The King’s role today and look towards the future.

The Church of England is providing a range of resources to help churches and parishes to mark this historic moment in the life of our nation.

Help people find out about the services and events you are planning for the Coronation weekend on AChurchNearYou.com. Use it to list your Coronation services, celebration events or volunteering work.

A special service commemorating the Coronation of King Charles III - Hero

Online service

An online service for the Coronation of King Charles III will be streamed from the Church of England's website, and our Facebook and YouTube channels on Sunday 7 May and available on-demand immediately after its conclusion.

You're welcome to share via social media to complement your local services.

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Resources for prayer and worship

Special prayers and sample orders of service are available for churches, individuals, and families to use to mark the Coronation.

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Information pack

The Coronation is a wonderful occasion for parishes, dioceses and chaplaincy teams to reach out to communities through providing services of celebration, community events and opportunities for volunteering.

The information pack shares resources, ideas and information on how your church or parish might choose to mark the Coronation weekend.

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Daily prayers and reflections

Official prayers will be available across our social media channels to be shared digitally or used in printed material. Share your prayers and thoughts on the Coronation using the hashtag #CoronationPrayers from 10 April to Coronation Day on 6 May.

Daily reflections will also be available via email, smart speaker and the free Daily Hope phone line.

Coronation booklet - cover and inside pages

Book of Daily Prayers

As the King and Queen Consort prepare to solemnise the promises and commitments they make to the nations and people they represent, the Church will begin 28 days of prayer and spiritual preparation alongside the King – praying with and for the King from Easter Sunday to the Coronation (Sunday 9 April – Saturday 6 May).

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Book of Daily Prayer: Accessible formats

In addition to the standard and large print (17pt) versions of Daily Prayers for the Coronation of King Charles III already available from Church House Publishing, a range of accessible formats for blind and partially-sighted people (including braille, audio CD and giant print versions) can now be ordered from Torch Trust.

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God Save The King in BSL

Christian BSL is providing videos of God Save The King translated into British Sign Language (BSL) and signed by Brent Allen, a deaf Christian BSL user.

The videos are available to download and are free to use in online and onsite services, assemblies, and events without any additional music licences. A two verse lyric sheet is also available to download.

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Publicity Toolkit

The Church of England has created a range of publicity tools and resources for use during the Coronation, which carries Church of England branding and the official Coronation Emblem released by the Royal Household. These resources have been designed for you to adapt and amend for your setting including:

Church of England Coronation logos (in SVG, PNG and EPS formats)
Design guidance and publicity toolkit including colour palette and approved fonts
Posters, web headers, social media graphics etc from A Church Near You (login required)

You can also find non-Church of England branded logos and publicity for the Coronation including: