Parish Eucharist
– Third Sunday of Advent
(Sunday 17th December 2023)
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Sunday 17th December, Third Sunday of Advent. The Eucharist (or Holy Communion or Mass) is the central act of Christian worship. This is celebrated on Sundays and each day throughout the week. Through our community celebration of the Eucharist, we tell the story of God with his people throughout history, and proclaim that this God, revealed to us in Jesus Christ, is real among us.
Presider: Revd Dr Sam Wells
Preacher: Revd Richard Carter
The Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Directed by Jennifer Sterling
Organist Phoebe Tak Man Chow
Order of service: https://tinyurl.com/4y3xjwnz
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