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For this week's online Sunday service we are connecting to the national online weekly service for The Church of England. That's because our Diocese has been invited to provide that service once again.
The service will be a special edition of our regular monthly Diocesan multilingual service, led by Rev Sarah Gill, with Bishop Julian and Bishop Jill.
Click here to go to the National Online Service page where you will find the service link (although please note it may not be available on that page until the end of the week).
Other services from previous weeks remain available to view via the Diocesan YouTube channel.
This service on the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity, is the latest of a series from the Bishops, Archdeacons and Dean recorded during the coronavirus outbreak.
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, October 18.
Liturgy for the service, so you can join in with it from home, can be found here.