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Taken from the Church of England's Common Worship liturgy, this large print booklet including the text of the Order One service, all eight Eucharistic prayers and supplementary texts including penitential material, the apostles creed, prayers at the preparation of the table and prayers after communion.

Taken from the Church of England's Common Worship liturgy, this booklet contains the text of the Order One service, all eight Eucharistic prayers and supplementary texts including a form of preparation, penitential material, the Apostles Creed, a selection of prayers at the preparation of the table and a selection of prayers after communion.

A series of services, suitable to be used with adults who have recently found faith. They enable communities to support and encourage those who are formally exploring the Christian faith and preparing for baptism.

The Common Worship Main Volume is the primary worship and service book for the Church of England. It contains material used on Sundays by most churches: a variety of Communion services and non-eucharistic forms of worship, as well as the basic Baptism service and the Psalms.

Everybody Welcome is the complete course to transform your church by improving your approach to newcomers. Believing that welcoming is a ministry for every member of the church, it offers guidance for your entire congregation and will help every individual play their part.

This five-part course for small groups aims to deepen your understanding and first-hand experience of living a life of faith. It explores five biblical images of the way our lives are changed by walking with Christ.

Written to offer helpful, reassuring and sensitive advice for those who have recently lost a loved one, this leaflet discusses issues of life and death, explains the formats the funeral service can take, offers help in arranging a funeral and gives advice on finding comfort after the service.

Aims to equip those engaged in ministry to people with dementia. It explores the theological and spiritual challenges to be faced, suggests practical ways in which acts of worship can enable those living with dementia to participate as fully as they are able, and offer a wide range of prayers and worship outlines.