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Please pray for the Malvern Chase team. Pray for our new Community Lunches, Bereavement Cafe, Messy Church and toddlers group that these would provide stepping stones to faith and places to encounter God’s love for our community. Clergy: Dave Bruce, Emily Spencer, Geoff Vevers, Paul Hunt. Reader: Peter Buchanan. ... See MoreSee Less

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Lord, graciously hear us. 🙏 Go to cofe.io/TodaysPrayer to learn more. ... See MoreSee Less

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This morning's Benefice Sung Eucharist can be watched online via this link to our YouTube channel: ... See MoreSee Less

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Using mantra for prayer - First practiceThe first mantra is the well-known Orthodox prayer, “The Jesus Prayer”. Often accompanied using a ‘prayer-rope’ (a small, knotted rope, with each knot held in turn as the prayer is repeated). However, you can use a rosary or even your fingers - just touch each one in turn. Or don’t use any physical support, saying the mantra until you naturally stop.“Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner”.Repeat the line holding the knot, bead, touching a finger, or just pause at the end. Then allow a gentle inhale and say it again, moving onto the next knot, bead, finger etc).Focus intently on the words, each one as you say them (it’s best to whisper the words to begin with). Don’t rush this – you’ll not encounter intimacy if you do.You may end up praying just one of the words, ‘Lord’ or ‘Jesus’ or even ‘of God’. That’s perfect, the word that sticks is a doorway for you. Another outcome might be you forget the words entirely, at least any meaning, and let the rhythm and sound move you.“Lord Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me a sinner” ... See MoreSee Less

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Join us this morning either in person or online for our Benefice Sung Eucharist which will be held at 10.30am here in Pershore Abbey.You are also most welcome to join us in St Andrew's Parish Centre tomorrow afternoon for a post-Christmas Afternoon Tea ☕ 🍰 ... See MoreSee Less

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Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and peaceful New Wishing you all a Happy, Healthy and peaceful New Year!
This week's reflection is from David Bray. This week's reflection is from David Bray.
Join us this morning either in person or online fo Join us this morning either in person or online for our Benefice Sung Eucharist which will be held at 10.30am here  in Pershore Abbey.

You are also most welcome to join us in St Andrew's Parish Centre tomorrow afternoon for a post-Christmas Afternoon Tea ☕ 🍰
After the joy and celebrations that Christmas Day After the joy and celebrations that Christmas Day brings (and the well-earned rest on Boxing Day 😉), we now turn our thoughts towards Epiphany and our Carol Service here in Pershore Abbey on Sunday 4th January 2026 which will be held at 3pm. 

Please do join us as we have very special Visitors arriving at our crib 👑👑👑. In the meantime, pop into the Abbey and see if you can spot them in the distance 🔭 

#pershoreabbey #epiphany #12joysofchristmas #cometochurch
Wishing you a Very Happy Christmas everyone from # Wishing you a Very Happy Christmas everyone from #pershoreabi and everyone here in Pershore Abbey Community 🫶🏻🎄🌟

May your Christmas Day be filled with peace and joy 🙏🏻 🕊️ 

Do pop in over the festivities and see all our wonderful festive decorations, including our Christmas Wreath festival and some very special visitors at the altar ⭐
This week's reflection is from Revd Jayne Parker This week's reflection is from Revd Jayne Parker
In this week's reflection, Canon Claire gives than In this week's reflection, Canon Claire gives thanks that we are able to celebrate and prepare freely for our Christian festivals. 

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Jewish community and those affected by the terrible events on Bondi Beach, as well as those around the world who live in fear of persecution for their religious beliefs 🙏🏻
Has anyone else got over-excited little bears in t Has anyone else got over-excited little bears in their household? 

The tree is up, the gifts are wrapped, wreaths are made, every day is a chocolate advent day and the smell of mince pies are drifting from the oven. In #pershoreabi's book, that equals Christmas but we are trying to explain to her that we are still in Advent and that patience is required. 

Like most little bears, patience is not always a skill-set that has been mastered so we are letting her have a sneak preview of the new @thechurchofengland #twelvejoysofchristmas book 

You can order your copy from Church House Publishing or follow online by downloading the Church of England Everyday Faith app onto your device. It will begin on Christmas Day and is a lovely way to spend a short time each day to remember the true spirit of Christmas 🕊️ 👑 ♰

Look out for Abi's wreath on our Victorian lamppost too as she made it herself to spread some festive cheer 🧸🎄

#christmas2025
This week's reflection is from Peter Stansbie, our This week's reflection is from Peter Stansbie, our Abbey Reader
Have you been into Pershore to see our beautiful C Have you been into Pershore to see our beautiful Christmas lights yet? This year the town is looking so pretty with the new lights twinkling across the High Street.

 If you like coloured lights then do walk through the Town Hall and see the tree in their garden. You will see our Abbey bathed in Christmas gold light too and the decorations beautifulky strung around St Andrew's Garden 💡⭐💡⭐💡⭐

Christmas is a difficult period for many but we hope that light shining through the darkness can bring some comfort. 🫶🏻

You are most welcome to come and sit quietly in the Abbey or light a candle in memory of a loved one. We also have a Book of Remembrance for those who sponsor the Abbey floodlights on a special day. It costs £18 for 3 years and the book sits next to the candle burning daily in our South Transept. Full details are available in our leaflets in the Abbey or you can contact the Benefice Office for details. 🕊️
This week's reflection is from David Bray This week's reflection is from David Bray
The Abbey is now looking extremely festive through The Abbey is now looking extremely festive throughout 🫶🏼🎄. On Saturday, our annual Bauble Service provided helpers young and old the opportunity to decorate our trees and they look fabulous 😍 

Tonight our Moravian Star has been hung and will stay in situ until Candlemas, offering a welcome glow as you enter through the West door. 

Our Christmas Wreath Festival has also begun and they are on display in our side aisles until Epiphany on 4th January 2026. There is a leaflet available detailing each one that has been crafted by various schools and organisations within the community. 

Please do take the opportunity to pop in to the Abbey and take it all in. You are always welcome. 🙏🏼
This week's reflection is from Revd Jayne Parker This week's reflection is from Revd Jayne Parker
Tonight Pershore Abbey is illuminated in purple 💜 for #worldpancreaticcancerday 

Our thoughts and prayers are with those living with this disease, those who are caring for them and those who have lost loved ones. 🕊️ We also pray for those undertaking research in the hope that medicine will advance and be able to help many people to come. 🙏🏼
This week's reflection is from Peter Stansbie, our This week's reflection is from Peter Stansbie, our Abbey Reader
This week, Canon Claire's thoughts are turning tow This week, Canon Claire's thoughts are turning towards Advent and Christmas and explains more about our "Light in our Darkness" service which will be held on Sunday 14th December.
Today at 11am, the annual Armistice Service will b Today at 11am, the annual Armistice Service will be held at the Cross of Sacrifice in Pershore Cemetery. 
You are most welcome to attend. 

You are also warmly invited to visit the Town's War Memorial which sits in the South Transept of our beautiful ancient Abbey Church. Please take the time to visit the Commemorative Garden and our War Horse sculpture in the Abbey Park where wreaths have also been laid. 

The National 2 minute silence will be observed at 11am. 

A prayer for World peace

O God of the nations,
as we look to that day when you will gather people
from north and south, east and west,
into the unity of your peaceable Kingdom,
guide with your just and gentle wisdom all who take counsel
for the nations of the world,
that all your people may spend their days in security, freedom, and peace,
through Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen

(C) The Church of England 

#armisticeday #wewillrememberthem #prayforpeace
The beautiful light tributes here in Pershore, Wor The beautiful light tributes here in Pershore, Worcestershire for Remembrance ❤️

#remembrance #lestweforget🌹
We will remember them ♰ 🕊️ 🌹 We will remember them ♰ 🕊️ 🌹
This week's reflection is from David Bray:- This week's reflection is from David Bray:-
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This week's reflection is from David Bray.

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This week's reflection is from Revd Jayne Parker

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17 Dec

In this week's reflection, Canon Claire gives thanks that we are able to celebrate and prepare freely for our Christian festivals.

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10 Dec

This week's reflection is from Peter Stansbie, our Abbey Reader

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