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In Residence: The Venerable Robin Turner April 12th – 19th 2015 Honorary Canon Pastor 12 SUNDAY The Second Sunday of Easter 16 THURSDAY Isabella Gilmore, Deaconess, 1923 7.30am Morning Prayer and the Litany (BCP) Psalm 22 (vv 20-31) [Pilgrims’ Chapel] 7.30am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Airmen’s Chapel] 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) [Quire] 8.00am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 28 10.30am Sung Eucharist (CW[I]) Hymns Sing choirs of heaven (t. 186) 115 103 121 124 9.45am Holy Communion (BCP) [Airmen’s Chapel] [The Bridgeman Singers] Gounod Messe Solennelle 12.15pm Silence and Meditation [Pilgrims’ Chapel] 5.45pm Evening Prayer (BCP) Psalms 82-85 Preacher: Bishop Stephen Oliver, former Bishop of Stepney Mealor Ubi caritas et amor 12.45pm Holy Baptism 3.30pm Evensong (BCP) Mudd Let thy merciful ears, O Lord • Rose Responses 17 FRIDAY [The Bridgeman Singers] Hymns 117 120 • Psalm 143 (vv 1-11) 7.30am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Sacrista Prebend] Stanford in C • Hadley My beloved spake 8.00am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 61 5.45pm Evening Prayer (BCP) Psalm 89 13 MONDAY 18 SATURDAY 8.30am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 19 8.30am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 84 9.00am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Sacrista Prebend] 9.00am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Pilgrims’ Chapel] 5.45pm Evening Prayer (BCP) Psalms 69 (vv 1-22, 30-37), 70 5.45pm Evensong (BCP) Shaw arr. Field Now the green blade riseth [City of London Chamber Choir] Sumsion Responses • Psalms 93, 94 Fleming Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Harris Most glorious Lord of life 14 TUESDAY Hymn 113 7.30am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Pilgrims’ Chapel] 8.00am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 8 5.45pm Evensong (BCP) Reading Responses • Psalm 74 19 SUNDAY The Third Sunday of Easter [The Alleyn Singers] Stanford in B flat 7.30am Morning Prayer and the Litany (BCP) Psalm 77 (vv 11-20) [Pilgrims’ Chapel] J.S. Bach Jesus richte mein Beginnen 8.00am Holy Communion (BCP) [Quire] 9.30am Family Eucharist (CW[I]) Hymns 362 358 (ii) 103 I cannot tell 352 [Congregational] Taylor Mass of the Holy Spirit 15 WEDNESDAY Preacher: The Canon Precentor 7.30am Holy Communion (CW[I]) [St Oswald’s Chapel] 11.15am Sung Eucharist (BCP) Hymns 114 105 (ii) 119 8.00am Morning Prayer (CW) Psalm 30 [City of London Chamber Choir] Haydn Missa Sancti Nicolai • Byrd Ego sum panis vivus 12.15pm Holy Communion (CW[I]) [Sacrista Prebend] Preacher: The Canon Precentor 5.45pm Evensong (BCP) Reading Responses • Psalm 78 (vv 1-10) Elgar Ave verum corpus [The Alleyn Singers] Andreas Faburden Service 12.45pm Holy Baptism Byrd Teach me, O Lord 3.30pm Evensong (BCP) Shaw arr. Field Now the green blade riseth [City of London Chamber Choir] Sumsion Responses • Hymns 118 351 Psalm 142 • Sumsion in G Stanford Ye choirs of new Jerusalem NIGEL COATES Acting Dean JACQUI JONES Canon Precentor ROBIN TURNER HonoraryPAUL HALE Canon Rector Chori Pastor .

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