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In response to his disciple’s plea: ‘Lord, teach us to pray’, Jesus gave us the perfect model for bringing all of our hopes, fears, needs and praises to God – the Lord’s Prayer. (First published 7 October 2020)
The term ‘Spiritual Communion’ has been used historically to describe the means of grace by which a person, prevented for some serious reason from sharing in a celebration of the Eucharist, nonetheless shares in the communion of Jesus Christ. The Book of Common Prayer instructs us that if we offer ourselves in penitence and faith,…
By subscribing to a Corby Glen Group Virtual Church podcast, you will automatically receive the latest recordings downloaded to your computer, phone or tablet. Two podcasts are available for subscription: Corby Glen Group Virtual Church: Reflections – standalone recordings of the reflection on the day’s gospel reading. Each reflection lasts around 5 minutes. Corby Glen…
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How to make a paper cross
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Apps supporting daily prayer
Two services for prayer during the day are available in the free app Time to Pray, for Apple and Android smartphones and tablets. The services of daily prayer in traditional and contemporary language are available on the Church of England website and via the Daily Prayer app, again for Apple and Android devices. A small…
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St John’s Church, Corby Glen
St John’s Churchyard is open daily for visitors from 9am until 4.30pm or dusk (whichever is later). The Church itself is open for private prayer every day. Services Services are held in St John’s Church every Sunday at 10.45am. On the first Sunday of each month the service is one of Morning Worship, a lay-led…
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