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Sung Eucharist

Fourth Sunday of Easter

11 May 2025

 
My sheep hear my voice. I know them, and they follow me. I give them eternal life and they will never perish. John 10: 27-28

 Christ as Good Shepherd Statue

 'Christ as the Good Shepherd', Carved ivory, Indo-Portuguese (Goa), ca. 1650 (c) Victoria and Albert Museum, London

A warm welcome to our services of Holy Communion on the Fourth Sunday of Easter. Revd Simon Winn, Vicar, is presiding and preaching at 8am and preaching at 10am. Revd Stephen Nshimye is presiding at 10am. 


You can download the service sheet with details of readings, prayers, hymns and choral music here.

The music for this service and the rest of the month can be found here.

 

 

A Prayer for Peace in the Middle East

 

Compassionate and loving God, we stand with those who cry in anguish in Israel, Palestine and Lebanon.
With those who have lost their lives to violence, those who mourn, those who have been displaced, those who are held unjustly against their will, those who have lost their homes and livelihoods.
We pray for an end to the fighting and violence
We pray for the courage to speak up for peace, to challenge the hatred in our own hearts and minds, and to do all that we can to make for the peace that builds our common life as the nations of your world.
Lord, move our hearts.

(A Prayer from Embrace the Middle East)

 

You can follow a livestream of our 10am Holy Communion services on our YouTube Channel: @StAlfegeChurch.

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