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A pre-recorded morning service for Low Sunday, with The Venerable Mark Ireland, Archdeacon of Blackburn and The Venerable David Picken, Archdeacon of Lancaster, is available now on the Diocesan YouTube channel.
The service also features Gill Ireland and Cathy Picken and, in a clip recorded before lockdown, the choir of Lancaster Priory.
It was recorded via Zoom. You can watch the service here.
The service is the latest in a series from the senior clergy; the others are still available via the Diocesan YouTube Channel.
All these services have been recorded in advance and will remain on the channel permanently after initial uploading.
For more on recent and current online activity across the Diocese see our latest round-up on this news page.
Ronnie Semley, April 2020