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The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity

17th October 2010

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Year C  /  Ordinary time  /  Green

For services, please see Daily Prayer (Morning), Daily Prayer (Evening) and Holy Communion.

Principal Service

Collect One

O God,
whose beauty is beyond our imagining
and whose power we cannot comprehend:
show us your glory,
as far as we can grasp it,
and shield us from knowing more than we can bear,
until we may look upon you without fear,
through Jesus Christ.

Collect Two

Almighty God,
whose Holy Spirit equips your Church with a rich variety of gifts:
Grant us so to use them that, living the gospel of Christ
and eager to do your will,
we may share with the whole creation in the joys of eternal life;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

The First Reading

Jeremiah 31: 27–34

Genesis 32: 22–31

The Psalm

Psalm 119: 97–104

Psalm 121

The Second Reading

2 Timothy 3: 14 – 4: 5

2 Timothy 3: 14 – 4: 5

The Gospel Reading

Luke 18: 1–8

Luke 18: 1–8

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Post Communion Prayer

God our Father,
whose Son, the light unfailing,
has come from heaven to deliver the world
from the darkness of ignorance:
Let these holy mysteries open the eyes of our understanding
that we may know the way of life, and walk in it without stumbling;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Second Service

Collect One

O God,
whose beauty is beyond our imagining
and whose power we cannot comprehend:
show us your glory,
as far as we can grasp it,
and shield us from knowing more than we can bear,
until we may look upon you without fear,
through Jesus Christ.

Collect Two

Almighty God,
whose Holy Spirit equips your Church with a rich variety of gifts:
Grant us so to use them that, living the gospel of Christ
and eager to do your will,
we may share with the whole creation in the joys of eternal life;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

The First Reading

Nehemiah 8: 9–18

Nehemiah 8: 9–18

The Psalm

Psalms (146), 149

Psalms (146), 149

The Gospel Reading

John 16: 1–11

John 16: 1–11

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Post Communion Prayer

God our Father,
whose Son, the light unfailing,
has come from heaven to deliver the world
from the darkness of ignorance:
Let these holy mysteries open the eyes of our understanding
that we may know the way of life, and walk in it without stumbling;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Principal Service

Collect One

O God,
whose beauty is beyond our imagining
and whose power we cannot comprehend:
show us your glory,
as far as we can grasp it,
and shield us from knowing more than we can bear,
until we may look upon you without fear,
through Jesus Christ.

Collect Two

Almighty God,
whose Holy Spirit equips your Church with a rich variety of gifts:
Grant us so to use them that, living the gospel of Christ
and eager to do your will,
we may share with the whole creation in the joys of eternal life;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

The First Reading

Jeremiah 31: 27–34

Genesis 32:22–31

The Psalm

Psalm 119: 97–104

Psalm 121

The Second Reading

2 Timothy 3: 14 – 4: 5

2 Timothy 3: 14 – 4: 5

The Gospel Reading

Luke 18: 1–8

Luke 18: 1–8

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Post Communion Prayer

God our Father,
whose Son, the light unfailing,
has come from heaven to deliver the world
from the darkness of ignorance:
Let these holy mysteries open the eyes of our understanding
that we may know the way of life, and walk in it without stumbling;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Suggested Hymns

(c) 1st Reading Jeremiah 31: 27–34
125* Hail to the Lord’s anointed
382* Help us, O Lord, to learn
638* O for a heart to praise my God

(c) Psalm Psalm 119: 97–104 [BSA]
383* Lord, be thy word my rule


(p) 1st Reading Genesis 32: 22–31 [Pr13A]
418* Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face
226* It is a thing most wonderful
592* O Love that wilt not let me go

(p) Psalm Psalm 121 [L2A/Rog]
349* Fill thou my life, O Lord my God
14* I lift my eyes to the quiet hills
16* Like a mighty river flowing
664* To Zion’s hill I lift my eyes

2nd Reading 2 Timothy 3: 14– 4: 5 [BSB]
381* God has spoken – by his prophets
324* God, whose almighty word
382* Help us, O Lord, to learn
383* Lord, be thy word my rule
81* Lord, for the years your love has kept and guided
384* Lord, thy word abideth
387* Thanks to God, whose Word was spoken
388* Word of the living God

The Gospel Luke 18: 1–8
400* And now, O Father, mindful of the love
118 Behold the mountain of the Lord
317 Father all–loving, you rule us in majesty
645* Father, hear the prayer we offer
353* Give to our God immortal praise
614* Great Shepherd of your people, hear
635* Lord, be my guardian and my guide
81* Lord, for the years your love has kept and guided
619* Lord, teach us how to pray aright
59* New every morning is the love
362* O God beyond all praising
657* O God of Bethel, by whose hand
625 Prayer is the soul’s sincere desire
596* Seek ye first the kingdom of God

Second Service

Collect One

O God,
whose beauty is beyond our imagining
and whose power we cannot comprehend:
show us your glory,
as far as we can grasp it,
and shield us from knowing more than we can bear,
until we may look upon you without fear,
through Jesus Christ.

Collect Two

Almighty God,
whose Holy Spirit equips your Church with a rich variety of gifts:
Grant us so to use them that, living the gospel of Christ
and eager to do your will,
we may share with the whole creation in the joys of eternal life;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

The First Reading

Nehemiah 8: 9–18

Nehemiah 8: 9–18

The Psalm

Psalms (146), 149

Psalms (146), 149

The Second Reading

John 16: 1–11

John 16: 1–11

The Gospel Reading

John 16:1–11

John 16:1–11

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Post Communion Prayer

God our Father,
whose Son, the light unfailing,
has come from heaven to deliver the world
from the darkness of ignorance:
Let these holy mysteries open the eyes of our understanding
that we may know the way of life, and walk in it without stumbling;
through Jesus Christ our Lord.

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