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Today, Jean tells us about the life of the Apostle of the North, St Ansgar. We end with the hymn, "O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the miracle of the Incarnation

Today, Martin contrasts the busyness of Christmas and Epiphany with the stillness of Candlemas. We end with the hymn, "Be Still, For The Presence Of The Lord". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on the Holy Family.

In this Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Father Ian reflects on unity and division. We end with the hymn, "The Church's One Foundation". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

The Sunday Sermon for the Third Sunday of Epiphany, from Holy Saviour, Hitchin

Mike reflects on despair, and the saving grace of Jesus Christ. We end with the hymn, "Seek Ye First The Kingdom Of God". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

In the Sunday Sermon for the Second Sunday of Epiphany, Father Ian reflects on Nathaniel's response to Jesus in John 1: 43-21 and the light it sheds on our own calling by Jesus.

Jean reflects on the significance of Epiphany, the day we remember the three kings who visited Baby Jesus. We end with the hymn, "As With Gladness Men Of Old". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

The Sunday Sermon for the First Sunday of Epiphany, from Holy Saviour, Hitchin 'We Three Kings of Orient Are': CC from the Church of England; CCLI #1025791

Today, Martin reflects on gifts. We end with the hymn, "Lord, For The Years". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian tells us about the massacre of the Holy Innocents by King Herod, and reflects on lessons for us all for today. We end with the hymn, "For The Beauty Of The Earth". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Today Mike brings us a thoughtful Christmas message. We end with the carol, "Angels From The Realms Of Glory". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Jean reflects on the Hitchin Christmas Tree Festival, and also on the events leading up to the birth of Jesus. We end with the hymn, "Hail To The Lord's Anointed". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Christmas is a time for families, and today Martin reflects on the Holy Family. We end with the hymn, "For Mary, Mother Of Our Lord". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Father Ian reflects on Advent, which begins on Sunday, and the coming of the light of Christ. We end with the hymn, "Hark, A Thrilling Voice Is Sounding". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Mike reflects on how the poem "The Hound Of Heaven" by Francis Thompson helps our understanding of God. We end with the hymn, "Christ Is The One Who Calls". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Jean tells us about St Margaret, Queen of Scotland, founder of churches and monasteries. We end with the hymn, "In Heavenly Love Abiding". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Martin reflects on remembrance and hope, and talks about the significance of Advent. We end with the hymn, "All My Hope On God Is Founded". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Today Father Ian talks about All Souls Day, which is marked tomorrow (2nd November). We end with the hymn, "Lord Of All Hopefulness". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Mike describes a recent children's activity at Holy Saviour Church, and what we can all learn from it. Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Today, Jean reflects on the life of St Luke the Evangelist. We end with the hymn, "Come Down O Love Divine". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Today Father Ian reflects on the mystery of God. We end with the hymn, "And Can It Be?". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Mike reflects on the life of St Francis, whose feast day we celebrate today. We end with the hymn, "And Can It Be?". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​

Jean tells us about the Victorian priest and reformer, John Coleridge Patteson. We end with the hymn, "For The Healing Of The Nations". Hymn: CC from the Church of England CCLI #1025791​​