Parish Eucharist
– Palm Sunday
(Sunday 24th March 2024)
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This week we celebrate Palm Sunday. Meet at the corner of St James’s Park near Admiralty Arch at 9.45am and join the Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields for a procession with palms, led by Clover the donkey, into church. Our Parish Eucharist begins in church at 10.00am, with the Passion Gospel Drama performed by members of the St Marin-in-the-Fields Community.
Presider: Revd Dr Sam Wells
The Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields
Directed by: Jennifer Sterling
Organist: Richard Sutton
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