Today's online service is a special service for Education Sunday.

Children are at the heart of education, so we are privileged that this week that children from around the country will lead the majority of our service, sharing prayers, worship and word.

We will also hear from Rev Canon Nigel Genders, who will be talking to us about the importance of the education of children in transforming our world.

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The cost of following Jesus.

Todays service for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity comes from Top Church in Dudley.

Rev James Treasure and his team will explore what Jesus means when he talks about the cost of discipleship and following him in our Gospel reading, Luke 14.25-33. Worship will be lead by Top Church's worship band with a beautiful original song, Kyrie, written by their worship director Dave Shaw.

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Unspoken Prayer, A Service in the style of Taizé.

Todays service for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity is a special ecumenical service of prayer in the style of Taizé, from St Jude-on-the-Hill in London.

Rev Em Kolltveit is leading this service with the Taizé group she recently joined, to explore this very unique and beautiful style of prayer and song which was developed by the ecumenical religious community from the village of Taizé to allow all who came to visit to be able to join in unity and reconciliation.

We will hear the story behind Taizé and also hear how this group has deepened each others faith.

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"Do not say I am only a child"

This Tenth Sunday after Trinity, Rev Deborah Perreau and the community of the Cloverleaf Parishes invite us to explore the Bible, from Jeremiah 1:4-10 and Luke 13:10-17, posing us three questions:Do we know who we are?

How well do we know our communities?

Are we prepared for change to come?The service features many from their community - including some four-legged friends - as we hear how Jesus has impacted the lives of this rural area, with worship from St Martin's Voices.

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What is the fire that Jesus longs to kindle?

Our service today for the ninth Sunday after Trinity is from Chew Valley West Benefice in the Diocese of Bath and Wells where Rev Dr Ian Mills will reflect on our readings from the prophet Jeremiah, and the challenging words of Jesus in our gospel today from Luke 12.

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Today's service is from St James's Piccadilly where Rev Dr Mariama Ifode-Blease will be exploring Luke's Gospel, 12.32-40 where Jesus talks about being prepared and ready for action after a period of waiting.

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A Lammas Service for the Seventh Sunday after Trinity

Today's service is from Woodbridge Group of Churches where Rev Christian Saguyan, the Curate in Charge, will lead us in this Festival of First Fruits.

With the help of local farming families and communities, we will hear about how we can see the bigger picture of God's provision for us. Rev Christian will also tell us about why he chose to serve within a rural setting.

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"Lord teach us to pray"

This week's service for Sunday 27 July is from St Peter Bolton Le Moors, Bolton Parish Church, where Rev Hannah Lane and her team will be looking at some of the most well known words in the world - the Lord's Prayer.

We'll hear why the only thing the disciples asked Jesus to teach them was how to pray and how these words relate to our communities, schools and daily life.

Canon Slade Church of England School also features in the service with Rev Hannah Lane and Canon Slade's Paul Saxon sitting down to talk about the impact the school had when they attended and how the values instilled have set them and others on the path to a life of faith.