Here is the recording of this morning’s Sunday Worship for our Church at Home congregation in Mountsorrel & Swithland. The service is led by Mrs Liz Resch and our speakers today are the Bishop of Leicester (The Rt Revd Martyn Snow) & the Bishop of Loughborough (The Rt Revd Guli Francis-Dehqani). As always, the hymns have been omitted to ensure we don’t have any copyright issues. Enjoy.

Here is today’s recording of our service of Sunday Worship for our Church at Home congregation. The service is led by Mr Peter Hodson and the preacher is Mrs Helen Hodson. As always, the hymns have been omitted to avoid any potential copyright issues.

Here is today’s recording of our online service of Sunday Worship for our Church at Home congregation. As always, the hymns have been omitted to avoid copyright issues.

Here is the recording of today’s Church at Home service of Sunday Worship for Mountsorrel & Swithland. As usual, the hymns have been omitted from the recording to avoid copyright problems.

After a period of lockdown, the PCC is delighted to announce the resumption of public worship at both St Peter’s Church and Christ Church and we hope that many of you will want to join us. Initially, this will be a limited return to gathered worship but we hope that in time, we will be able to expand the offering. Only time will tell.

Sunday 6 September	9.30am	Christ Church Morning Worship
	9.30am	St Peter’s Church Morning Prayer (BCP)
Sunday 13 September	9.30am	Christ Church Morning Worship
	6pm	St Peter’s Church Evening Prayer (BCP)
Sunday 20 September	9.30am	Christ Church Morning Worship
	9.30am	St Peter’s Church Holy Communion (BCP)
Sunday 27 September	9.30am	Christ Church Holy Communion for Harvest
	6pm	St Peter’s Church Evening Prayer for Harvest (BCP)

The numbers attending Church will be limited because of social distancing measures so it would be helpful if you could email our priest in charge, Revd Colin Resch, on revcolinresch@icloud.com to let him know which services you would like to attend. In the case of too many people wanting to attend a particular service we may have to introduce a ticketing system to avoid people being turned away at the door.

For your safety and the safety of others, face coverings must be worn by all who are not exempt from doing so. Please be prepared to queue outside the Church until you are shown to a seat (which may not be your usual one). Strict social distancing between households/support bubbles will be in place. And as much as we would want to greet one another with a handshake, warm hug or a kiss, that won’t be possible either. Please follow the one way system in Church and make use of the hand sanitiser at the entrance and exit of the Church. Currently we are not permitted to sing in Church so our services will not include hymns at this time. We are also required to keep the church doors open throughout the services so you might want to dress appropriately. we are not allowed to serve refreshments after the service and that is probably just as well as access to the toilet will not be possible either.

You may think that these measures will spoil your worshipping experience, but we are so looking forward to gathering in our buildings that have been a place of prayer and spiritual support in the village for so many people over many years. We would thank you for your cooperation.

While we are delighted to be resuming some of our worship in our Church buildings, we are aware that there are a good many people who, for one reason or another, do not yet feel comfortable about returning to gathered worship. For this reason we will be continuing with our online worship via Zoom. Please check out the events & services page for more details of all of our services.

Here is the recording of this morning’s Church at Home worship for Mountsorrel & Swithland. We’ve edited out the hymns to avoid copyright issues. We hope that does not distract from your worship with us.

For those who couldn’t join us this morning or would like to see it again, here is the recording of today’s Sunday Worship for Mountsorrel & Swithland Churches. The service is led by our priest in charge, Revd Colin Resch and the preacher is Mr Edmund Stacey.

Here is this morning’s recording of Sunday Worship from Mountsorrel & Swithland. The service is led by Mr Edmund Stacey and the preacher is Revd Darren Walker.

This morning we shared in worship and teaching with the New Wine Online Conference. If you would like to re-visit or view the worship and teaching, you can do that here: