All Saints’ Day
Morning worship for all Saints’ Day at St Margaret’s Prestwich began with the hymn ‘For all the Saints’ … More All Saints’ Day
Morning worship for all Saints’ Day at St Margaret’s Prestwich began with the hymn ‘For all the Saints’ … More All Saints’ Day
Morning Worship for the last Sunday of Trinity at St Margaret’s begins with the hymn “Come Down O Love Divine”: The bulk of the service can be viewed here: https://www.facebook.com/plugins/video.php?height=314&href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2FStMaggieP%2Fvideos%2F413646023136183%2F&show_text=false&width=560 Due to technical issues, the final part of the service was recorded, and is here: We finished with the hymn “Brother, Sister, let me Serve … More Trinity 20
This article was written for the October 2017 edition of the parish magazine. According to Wikipedia, this is one of the most often performed hymns in the U.K. It even features in a shortened form as “All Good Gifts” in “Godspell”. We plough the fields and scatter the good seed on the land, but it … More We Plough the Fields and Scatter
Morning worship for the 19th Sunday of Trinity includes the re-commissioning of our ALM Carol … More Trinity 19: St Luke’s Day
Our morning worship for the 18th Sunday of Trinity was on 11 October, and began with the hymn Dear Lord and Father of Mankind: The service finished with the hymn Guide me O Thou Great Redeemer:
In stressful times we tend to look for comfort in the familiar. A book we love, a film that never ceases to bring a smile to our faces, a tried and tested recipe that we know we will enjoy. Sometimes I find myself humming hymn tunes I knew as a child. One in particular resonates at this harvest time … More Great is Thy Faithfulness
Harvest Praise 2020 comes to you from St Margaret’s Prestwich. Do please join in with the prayers and singing at home. … More Harvest Praise
We celebrate Harvest this year on Sunday 4 October at St George’s and St Margaret’s, and also on 7 October for the Wednesday congregation … More Trinity 17: Harvest
Love it or loathe it (and there are many who loathe it, mainly cellists), Pachelbel’s Canon in D is famous. Instantly recognisable, it is the processional piece of choice for countless weddings the world over … More Canon in D – Pachelbel (1653-1706)