Parish Eucharist
(Sunday 11th August 2024)
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The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity on Sunday 11th August, 2024.
Presider Revd Richard Carter
Preacher Revd Dr Sam Wells
Soloist Isabelle Palmer
Accompanied by Jonathan Dodds
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