Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows.
Two hymns that have a long association with Evening Prayer are the Phos hilaron and the Magnificat. The Phos hilaron dates to the earliest days of Christianity and the Magnificat is found in the Gospel of Luke. Both have been sung by generations of Christians since earliest times. When we sing them, we join our voices to theirs, even though centuries may separate us from them.
In this evening’s message we consider what has been a longstanding problem in the Christian Church and how to deal with it.
Reading: James 2:1-9
Message: The Royal Law
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May Thursday Evenings at All Hallows be a blessing to you.
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