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A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 8th February 2026, The Second Sunday before Lent, Racial Justice Sunday, by Revd Dr Sam Wells.
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Contemplative Prayer on Saturday 7th February 2026, with Revd Richard Carter in Battersea Park, London.
Great Sacred Music: LGBTQIA+ History Month (05.02)
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Contemplative Prayer on Saturday 31st January 2026, with Maddie Naisbitt at Bishop’s Park, in Fulham South-West London.
Great Sacred Music: To be a light – A Celebration of Candlemas (29.01)
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Is there any way churches of other denominations can use your recordings please – we would be prepared to make a donation to be able to do so. It would give us a wider and very beautiful addition to our online music. We do have the appropriate licences.
Wendy Tucker Methodist Minister
Hello Wendy. Currently we are working in partnership with the Church of England and Royal School of Church Music to produce regular recordings for the Church of England A Church Near You resource hub exclusively. So sadly these are unavailable outside of this resource hub.
I have purchased, for our church, the ccli streaming licence, and from prs the Limited Online Music License, so that i can embed hymns/songs in the service webpage I post each week. I understand that you are happy for me to use your performances free of charge? how do I access them? Youtube?
Dear Peter. Many thanks for your comment. Not all of our recordings are free to use however we do provide a pack of recordings and resources for the Church of England each week, for churches across the nation to use in their own online services . AChurchNearYou editors can access these through the Resource Hub. Please contact the Church of England directly if you have any questions about accessing these resources.