Services & Events

November Services

Services in November will be only on YouTube and the link is here ▶️St George's, Great Bromley, YouTube Channel

All of the services can be viewed at any time after the time shown.

   ➡️ November 29th ~ at 10.30am ~ Advent Sunday Eucharist: we regret that due to a technical problem we are not able to broadcast this service. 

   ➡️ November 29th ~ at 6.30pm ~  Darkness to Light ~ an Advent Sunday service of readings and music.

Looking forward to December...

   ➡️ 6th December ~ 10.30am ~ Eucharist BCP

   ➡️ 13th December ~ 10.30am ~ Eucharist CW

   ➡️ 20th December ~ 6.30pm ~ Seasonal readings and music

   ➡️ 25th December ~ 10.30am ~ Christmas Eucharist CW

   ➡️ 27th December ~ 10.30am ~ Eucharist CW

   ➡️ Prayers at home  

You can join our community of prayer on Sundays at our usual service time of 10.30am (or at any time) using this simple prayer card: St George's Together Time

Online Services and Special Music

We are also putting some services on our YouTube channel.  If you would like, or know someone who would like a CD or DVD, please let us know.  

St George’s Church is currently open on Sundays and Wednesdays.

The Church is open for private prayer every Sunday and Wednesday until December 2nd from 9am to 3pm.  Please follow the usual guidelines and... 

  • sign in (or scan the QR code)
  • use the hand sanitiser as you go in and come out
  • wear a face covering whilst in the church

We are online, with online services from our benefice and around the country and we have an email newsletter – sign up at church@greatbromley.org.uk

You can send prayer requests to church@greatbromley.org.uk or phone a churchwarden.

On-line prayer, services, support and information

(please let us know if printed materials are needed for those not online).

Chelmsford Diocese has resources for prayer and worship at home.
Services streaming live daily from Chelmsford Cathedral on facebook and youtube

Spiritual Communion Service to pray at home.  You can light a candle, play some music or hymns, and use pictures from books or the internet to help your time of prayer.

 

 

Worship with the Book of Common Prayer 

the PBS website has links to online services and resources.


 

New phone resource launched by the Archbishop of Canterbury - please share this number with people who aren’t online.  (at the prompt press 3 for prayers). 

Sunday readings   

Select Common Worship Lectionary for Year A (2019-2020). The date is in left hand column. Click on psalm or readings to access the reading. Sunday readings may be found here. 

Daily Prayer

Morning Prayer (Matins) and Evening Prayer (Evensong), and two short services:  Prayer during the Day, and Night Prayer (Compline)  C of E Daily Prayer

The screen opens in ‘contemporary’ (Common Worship) version, or you can click on ‘more options’ to select ’traditional’ (Book of Common Prayer).
It’s easy to use in the app - at the bottom of that web page you can download the app by choosing either Apple or Google depending on your device.

Podcast sermons from the Chelmsford Diocese

Ely sermons 'No preacher, no problem’   

Choral Evensong

Radio 3 evensong on Wednesday 3.30pm and Sunday 3pm.
You can listen at any time on BBC Sounds to a selection of archive services

Messy Church

A few years ago a group of like minded people from the benefice met together to discuss the future of Children in Church. The Children's Work Committee meet together regularly to plan "Messy Church".

The events can be found on the events page and listed in The Bromley Messenger magazine.

What is "Messy Church"?

Messy Church is an opportunity for young families to come to church in a new way, with craft activities, sharing of a meal and listening to God's word through stories, prayer and praise.

Messy church doesn't always take place in a church building but finds somewhere suitable for families to meet, it is an informal way of coming to church where we can make a mess and have some fun!

Please join us! For more information please phone Carol Cordwell 01206 395103.