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A pre-recorded morning service for May 3, with the Rt Rev Julian Henderson, is available now on the Diocesan YouTube channel.
The service also features intersessions by the Bishop's Chaplain, Rev Sam Cheesman and his daughter, Lydia.
The readings are by Heather Henderson, the bishop's wife.
It was recorded via Zoom. You can watch the service here.
Please note that Bishop Julian will share in the familiar liturgy of the Eucharist, though it cannot be the kind of Holy Communion Jesus intended. Only Heather will receive the bread and wine. In order for the liturgy to make sense, when you will not be receiving the bread and the wine, you will notice a few adjustments to the working of the service.
This service is the latest in a series from the senior clergy during the coronavirus outbreak; the others are still permanently available via the Diocesan YouTube Channel.
For the latest information and updates in relation to the coronavirus outbreak visit this page and for latest news visit this website's news section.
And for 24/7 help with communications during the outbreak, including digital resources and advice, visit this page of our website.
Ronnie Semley
03/05/2020