Worship from Seal Church

The shortened version of our podcast, designed to be accessible by phoning 01732 928061.

A service of Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. Thanks go to our readers Jonathan and Jessica Heeb, and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our hymns, Sometimes a light surprises, and There's a wideness in God's mercy. 

A service of Morning Worship. Thanks go to our readers Jonathan and Jessica Heeb, and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our hymns, Sometimes a light surprises, and There's a wideness in God's mercy.

This is the shortened podcast of worship from Seal Church, accessible by phone on 01732 928061.

Join us for Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. Thank you to Philip for the music that begins the service and to the Choristers of St Martin in the Fields for the hymn at the end, Great is thy faithfulness.

Welcome to our worship today. Our thanks go to Philip Le Bas for the music after the sermon, and to St Martin in the Fields for our hymns.

This is the shortened podcast from Seal Church, accessible by phone on 01732 928061.

Join us for Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. Thank you to Philip for our opening music, and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our hymn, Lord for the Years.

Welcome to our worship today from Seal Church. Our thanks today go to The Venerable Julie Conalty, Archdeacon of Tonbridge for the sermon, and to Emily Durling for the snippet of music which follows it. We also thank the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our two hymns , King of Glory and God of Grace. 

This is  our shortened podcast, available by phone on 01732 928061.

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Join us for Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. Thank you to Philip for our opening music and the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for the hymn at the end of the service, which is Jerusalem. The words can be found on the church website www.sealpeterandpaul.com.

Join us for morning worship from Seal Church. Thank you to Kevin Bright for our sermon, Gesiena van Setten and Jill Myers for the readings, Philip Le Bas for the music after the sermon and the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our hymns.

This is the shortened podcast designed to be access by phone on 01732 928061.

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Join us for Evensong from Seal Church. A copy of the service sheet and hymn words can be found on the church website www.sealpeterandpaul.com . Our thanks go to Vanessa Griffiths for the readings and introductions and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for our hymn and anthem.

Join us for worship from Seal Church. Thanks to Rosemary Pattullo and Babs Bartholomew for our readings, to Philip for the music after the sermon, and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for the hymns. Words can be found on our church website.

This is the shortened version of our worship podcast, which is accessible by phoning 01732 928061.

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Welcome to our service of Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. The hymn which begins the service is “Lord thy word abideth,” and we shall finish with the anthem “Behold the Tabernacle of God” by Harris, both sung by the Choristers of St Martin in the Fields. The words of the hymns and the service sheet can be found on the church website.

Welcome to our worship today. Thanks go to Ana and Esme Durling and to Christine Wightman for our readings, to Philip Le Bas for the snippet of music after the sermon and to the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for the hymns which begin and end the service. They are "For the fruits of his creation" and "You shall go out with joy." The words of the hymns and the service sheet can be found on t...

This is the shortened podcast for worship from Seal Church, designed to be accessible by phoning 01732 928061.

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Join us for Evensong from the Book of Common Prayer. Our thanks go to Philip for our opening music and the choristers of St Martin in the Fields for the hymn at the end of the service, Fight the Good Fight - the words can be found on the church website www.sealpeterandpaul.com

Join us for morning worship. Thank you to Sally and Paul Thompson for our readings, and to Emily Durling for the music after the sermon. Our hymns are sung by St Martin in the Fields choir - All creatures of our God and King, and Lord of the Dance. You can find the words, and a service sheet on the church website .