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Common Worship service templates
Common Worship is a family of volumes which, together with the Book of Common Prayer, make up the official liturgical resource of the Church of England.
Sometimes parishes like to create their own service booklets using the material available in Common Worship in a more accessible format. Some example service templates produced by Diocesan clergy can be downloaded and adapted by clicking on the links in the table below.
| Service | Author |
|---|---|
| Morning Praise (non-Eucharistic) | Revd Nancy Goodrich (Bolton-le-Sands Holy Trinity) |
| Baptism (personalised for the child) | Revd Damian Platt (Thornton Christ Church) |
| 'Purple Praise' (dementia friendly) | Revd Canon Ed Saville (Pendle Area Dean) |
| Pet service | Revd Andy Shaw (Stalmine St James) |