Sunday 21 February: First Sunday of Lent
Sunday Services
There will be two services on Sunday 21 February.
8.30am - Holy Eucharist in the Chancel
10.30am - Sung Eucharist in the Nave
The capacity for these services is now full. There is a waiting list available.
Those attending must have registered on Eventbrite to ensure that we have your contact details for test and trace, and to ensure that we maintain social distancing.
On the day of the service, please remember to arrive in good time to ensure everyone gets seated in a safe and organised manner before the beginning of the service. It is a legal requirement to wear a mask when attending our services, unless you are exempt.
Registration for services on Sunday 28 February 2021 is possible at the links below:
8.30am - Holy Eucharist in the Chancel
Register Here
10.30am - Sung Eucharist in the Nave
Register Here
Sunday Focus: The Many Lives of Codex Zacynthius
Come and join us on Sunday at 4pm as Will Lamb tells us about a research project that he has been involved in for the last couple of years. Codex Zacynthius is a palimpsest, which was first written in the eighth century. It is the oldest surviving copy of a New Testament manuscript to contain a commentary in its margins. This text was erased in the twelfth century and replaced with a lectionary text. Through multi-spectral imaging, we have been able to recover the original text. This manuscript is fascinating not only because of its contents but also because it provokes a host of questions about the way in which we use texts and commentaries, but particularly scripture and biblical commentaries. So come and see the amazing discoveries revealed by this cutting edge research over the last three years.
This is the fifth of a series of conversations and interviews as we explore a number of different issues. There will be opportunity for questions, conversation, as well as a cuppa and a chat.
