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Night Prayer
One of the most delightful and useful parts of this site I find is the Night Prayer. All of the contributers are excellent, but I notice that there have not been recent additions.
I wonder if there are going to be further Night Prayers added here. I still use the same ones there because they are so good, but are there going to be others?
Great site!
I wonder if there are going to be further Night Prayers added here. I still use the same ones there because they are so good, but are there going to be others?
Great site!
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Permalink Reply by Lynda Keen on -
Hello, David
Yes, I'm also wondering what's happened to Night Prayer. I'll ask Jim Rosenthal, who liaises with Premier on that.
God bless. Lynda
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Permalink Reply by David Crowther on -
Lynda sent me a very kind reminder that the Night Prayer has been updated.
All's well now !!
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Permalink Reply by David Crowther on
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I still enjoy Night Prayer as a source of consolation.
And I would also like to express my appreciation for the MORNING PRAYER.
Thank you so much for these sanctuaries of peace.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Sykes on -
I used to use the prayer feed from the Church of England website for Night Prayer/Compline, just before tearing myself away from my computer to go to bed.
But the Night Prayer offered here is a much more profound experience. I have come across three readers so far, and they all share the power of the human voice to make a connection across time and space to touch the onlooker. The service feels personal and intimate, and the candles, plainchant sung almost imperceptibly in the background, and simple purity of the stone architecture of St Stephens all combine to offer an experience which has become an important part of my day for which I am very grateful.
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