Parish Eucharist
Second Sunday after Trinity

(Sunday 26th June 2022)

Service of Eucharist for Second Sunday after Trinity

Presider: Revd Dr Sam Wells

Preacher: Rt Revd John Inge

 

The Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields

Director: Olivia Tait

Organist: Ben Frost

 

Order of service: https://tinyurl.com/mr6vfk4e

 

 

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