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In gratitude, as we bid farewell to a greatly-loved Queen, we give thanks to Almighty God:

For her grace, humanity and sympathy;

for her courage in adversity;

for the joy she brought to so many throughout the world;

for her steadfast faith;

for her example of service;

and for the duty which she rendered devotedly to her country and the Commonwealth.

As we commend Elizabeth, his servant, to God’s loving mercy,

we pray too for her family in their grief and loss.

O Father of all, we pray to you for those whom we love, but see no longer. Grant them your peace; let light perpetual shine upon them; and in your loving wisdom and almighty power work in them the good purpose of your perfect will; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

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Church of England

The Church of England has a Season of Creation webinar series exploring environmental themes in theology and worship:

• Monday 12 September 2022, 12-1pm
  What does the New Testament have to say about the environment? – Revd Margot R Hodson, Director of Theology and Education at the John Ray Initiative.
• Tuesday 20 September 2022,  4-5pm
  Why evangelism and creation care are essential to each other – Revd Steve Hollinghurst, Evangelism Enabler with an Environmental focus at Lichfield diocese.
• Thursday 22 September 2022, 4-5pm
  Climate, gender and racial justice – Maria Andrade, Theology and Network Engagement Global Lead for Tearfund.
• Monday 26 September 2022, 12-1pm
  Creation speaks of God’s glory  – Dr Cherryl Hunt, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Department of Theology and Religion, University of Exeter and Tutor on the South West Ministry Training Course.

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Some are finding the new setting (music) for our service a bit difficult to pick up. Thanks to St. Nicholas with St. Barnabas, Kenilworth, you can hear it and follow the words when you click the button below. Music copies are available at the back of church for those who read music.

Dr. Diane Langberg is a practicing psychologist whose clinical expertise includes 50 years of working with trauma survivors and clergy. She speaks internationally on topics related to women, trauma, ministry and the Christian life. In a talk at Q Ideas, she argues that trauma is perhaps the most important place for service and mission in the 21st century.