Maundy Thursday: The Eucharist Of The Last Supper

(Sunday 17th April 2025)

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Maundy Thursday: The Eucharist of the Last. Supper 17th April, 2025,

The first of the ‘Three Great Days’ is marked with the Eucharist of the Last Supper, including foot washing; the Stripping of the Sanctuary and the Watch with Christ in his Passion.

Presider Revd Richard Carter
Preacher Revd Dr Sam Wells

Order Of Service

The Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Directed by Jennifer Sterling
Organist Mark Zang

 

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