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A pre-recorded morning service for August 9, with the Rt Rev Dr Jill Duff, will be available to view from Sunday, via the Diocesan YouTube channel; click on the embedded video above or here to go to the channel.
This service, on the ninth Sunday after Trinity, is the latest in a series from the Bishops, Archdeacons and Dean recorded during the coronavirus outbreak.
It features a performance by an ecumenical choir from churches in the Lancaster and Morecambe area; and a separate performance from Morecambe Parish Church Choir.
Intercessions are led by Joy Rushton, the new Being Witnesses Manager for the Diocese.
Please note: The video is a preset 'premiering video' so it won't actually begin to play until the 'premiere time', which is 9am on Sunday, August 9.
Liturgy for the service, so you can join in with it from home, can be found here.
- Other services from previous weeks remain available to view via the same YouTube channel link above.
Ronnie Semley, August 2020