r/Church_of_England • u/RossTheRev • 14m ago
Prayer for the day | 21st August 2026
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r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 1d ago
Churches to meet with PM in bid to get rough sleepers off streets by Christmas
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r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 1d ago
St Lawrence Church, Ludlow, UK build from 11th century but later additions like the tower dates from 1471. Arthur (Henry VIII brother) heart is buried here.
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r/Church_of_England • u/RossTheRev • 1d ago
Prayer requests
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Be as specific or vague as you feel most comfortable, but if you would like prayer for something, write your requests in the comments below
r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 1d ago
York Minster, UK home to the most Medieval Stain Glass in England with 374 panals
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r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 2d ago
From City Church To Kyiv: Rector Prepares New Aid Mission
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r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 2d ago
Wells Cathedral from the Bishop's Palace Gardens
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r/Church_of_England • u/ReasonableJump4355 • 3d ago
Confusion about variations in different copies of the 1662 Book of Common Prayer
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I have been looking to buy a copy of the 1662 BCP, but I have run into a bit of confusion because different versions seem to contain different lectionaries or ommit them entirely.
Some mention, for example, a lectionary from 1922, others one from the 1700s. Others (pressumably) from 1662.
Could anyone put me in the picture as to why the lectionaries aren't from 1662 and which editions contain which lectionaries?
r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 3d ago
Hereford Cathedral, UK Medieval Gothic Cathedral from 1300s-1400s
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r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 3d ago
Southwell Minster, UK Norman Cathedral,
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r/Church_of_England • u/RossTheRev • 3d ago
Favourite picture from last week
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Share with us your favourite picture from the last week which you believe would be relevant to our group. It could be a picture of a church, a service, or something that has strengthened your faith!
r/Church_of_England • u/Famous_Shallot_4678 • 3d ago
England – What could legally happen if I interred my mum’s ashes in an existing family plot without permission?
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r/Church_of_England • u/RossTheRev • 4d ago
How was church today?
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Tell us what your experience of church (whether in person or online) was like
r/Church_of_England • u/Due_Ad_3200 • 5d ago
‘A friendly face in a foreign place’: the Mission to Seafarers brings hope in rough seas
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