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The Song and The Story: The Passing of the Year (20.06)
St Martin’s Voices perform Jonathan Dove’s choral song cycle, exploring the changing seasons through evocative poetry.
Contemplative Prayer (19.06)
Nazareth Contemplative Prayer from Trent Park, Cockfosters with Revd Catherine Duce.
Parish Eucharist (20.06)
Join us in person or online this Sunday for our 10am Eucharist, with Revd Sally Hitchiner preaching.
Morning Song (18.06)
Join Revd Catherine Duce and the Choral Scholars of St Martin-in-the-Fields for this service of sung Morning Prayer.
Morning Song (18.06)
Join Revd Catherine Duce and the Choral Scholars of St Martin-in-the-Fields for this service of sung Morning Prayer.
Festival Evensong (27.06) – live-stream
Join St Martin’s Voices for beautiful 45-minute service of words and music, marking the end of our ReSound summer series, featuring music written for St Martin-in-the-Fields.
Bread for the World (16.06)
Join us for this informal Eucharist, tonight at 6.30pm, with reflection from Simon Thomas and Steve Adams from the Eco-Church group at St Martins
Choral Evensong (14.06)
Join Revd Richard Carter and our Choral Scholars for this week’s service of Choral Evensong, live from St Martin’s.
Great Sacred Music: Choral Blessings (17.06)
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Choral Evensong (14.06)
Join Revd Richard Carter and our Choral Scholars for this week’s service of Choral Evensong, live from St Martin’s.
The Song and the Story: Innocence and Experience (13.06)
Join us live from St Martin’s this afternoon for an exploration of William Blake’s influential poetry collection Songs of Innocence and Experience, as set by Vaughan Williams.
Great Sacred Music: The world is charged with the grandeur of God (10.06)
In this week’s Great Sacred Music, Red Dr Sam Wells and St Martin’s Voices mark the life and work of poet Gerard Manley Hopkins.
Contemplative Prayer (22.05)
Nazareth Community Contemplative Prayer with Revd Catherine Duce from The Long Walk, Windsor Great Park.
Contemplative Prayer (15.05)
Nazareth Community Contemplative Prayer from St Martin-in-the-Fields church, with Revd Richard Carter and Revd Catherine Duce.
Contemplative Prayer (01.05)
Nazareth Community Contemplative Prayer from Westminster Bridge and St Thomas’ Hospital.
Contemplative Prayer (24.04)
Nazareth Community Contemplative Prayer: a walk through blossom and spring flowers in Green Park and Hyde Park.
The Great Nevertheless of God
A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Field’s on Sunday 23 May 2021 by Revd Catherine Duce.
Discipleship when Christ is absent
A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 16 May 2021 by Revd Sally Hitchiner.
Self, Skills and Spirit
A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 9 May 2021 by Revd Dr Sam Wells.
The whole body of Christ
A sermon preached at St Martin-in-the-Fields on Sunday 2 May by Revd Sally Hitchiner.
Introducing the Visual Commentary on Scripture
First online project to introduce visitors to the entirety of Christian Scripture in the company of art and artists
Anglicans Post Brexit and the Pandemic
What are the issues and challenges facing the Anglican Churches in Britain and Ireland?
Why the Church should care about Housing
This webinar will explore ways in which all churches can get involved in housing need locally and the theological basis for doing so.
Back in the Building and Still Online!
How do we return to Church buildings and not abandon online communities.
Finding Your Form
A talk by Malcolm Guite, given as part of St Martin’s Parish Day (Saturday 15 August 2020)
How to Become a Poet
Malcolm Guite in conversation with Revd Richard Carter for St Martin’s Parish Day, Saturday 15 August 2020.
The Imagination Bodies Forth
A talk by Malcolm Guite, given as part of St Martin’s Parish Day on Saturday 15 August 2020/
Living God’s Future Now – Part 1
The first in a monthly series – part of the HeartEdge ‘Living God’s Future Now’ programme. A conversation between Dr Walter Brueggemann and Revd Dr Sam Wells.