including ideas and information on how your church or parish might choose to mark the Coronation weekend
Liturgy and Worship
Mentioned on the webinar at: 09 minutes 47 seconds
including special forms of service, a Vigil of Prayer, prayers for churches, families, groups, and individuals to use, Bible readings for study and reflection and for use in worship, special prayers to use in services in church, and prayers for use at a public screening of the Coronation.
Screening the Coronation
Mentioned on the webinar at: 12 minutes 30 seconds
find out about screening the BBC live ceremonial events coverage on a TV, screen, or using a projection system, in a school or church hall, for example.
Resources for schools, young people, and families
Mentioned on the webinar at: 13 minutes 55 seconds
a range of resources to help schools, young people and families to mark this historic moment in the life of our nation.
List your events on AChurchNearYou.com
Mentioned on the webinar at: 17 minutes 13 seconds
help people find out about the services and events you are planning for the Coronation weekend by listing them on the national website AChurchNearYou.com, using the tag ‘coronation’.
Coronation Hymns for choir, organ, and brass
Mentioned on the webinar at: 17 minutes 39 seconds
rights-free music for the Coronation of King Charles III. Specially recorded hymns with brass accompaniment, as well as instrumental brass backing tracks, for use at indoor and outdoor services and events to mark the Coronation.
The Coronation Big Lunch
Mentioned on the webinar at: 17 minutes 54 seconds
bringing neighbours and communities together to share friendship, food and fun
The Big Help Out
Mentioned on the webinar at: 19 minutes 27 seconds
encourage people to try volunteering for themselves and join the work being undertaken to support their local areas while highlighting the positive impact volunteering has on communities across the nation.
Living Paintings
Mentioned on the webinar at: 25 minutes 50 seconds
Living Paintings are giving away thousands of free, sensory coronation gifts that will give blind children and young people the opportunity to experience the pageantry and history through touch and sound.
The 28 Days of Prayer
Mentioned on the webinar at: 29 minutes 52 seconds
28 days of prayer and spiritual preparation – praying with and for the King from Easter Sunday to the Coronation (Sunday 9 April – Saturday 6 May).
Design guidance and publicity toolkit
Shown on the webinar from: 30 minutes 37 seconds
including colour palette and approved fonts, along with usage guidance for logos, social media graphics, website banners, and a range of community publicity posters.
You might also be interested in:
God Save The King in British Sign Language
God Save The King signed by Brent Allen a Deaf Christian BSL user. The translation consultant was the Revd Canon Gill Behenna, the Church of England’s National Deaf Ministry Adviser.
The videos are available to download and use for free in online and onsite services, assemblies, and events without any additional music licences. A two verse lyric sheet is also available to download.
Featuring the Royal Standard, this video is available in one-verse and two-verses versions.
First mentioned on the webinar at: 9 minutes 0 seconds
including ideas and information on how your church or parish might choose to mark the Coronation weekend
The 28 Days of Prayer
First mentioned on the webinar at: 9 minutes 35 seconds
28 days of prayer and spiritual preparation – praying with and for the King from Easter Sunday to the Coronation (Sunday 9 April – Saturday 6 May).
Liturgy and Worship
First mentioned on the webinar at: 15 minutes 28 seconds
including special forms of service, prayers for churches, families, groups, and individuals to use, Bible readings for study and reflection and for use in worship, special prayers to use in services in church, and prayers for use at a public screening of the Coronation.
Design guidance and publicity toolkit
Shown on the webinar from: 30 minutes 30 seconds
including colour palette and approved fonts, along with usage guidance for logos, social media graphics, website banners, and a range of community publicity posters.
You might also be interested in:
God Save The King in British Sign Language
God Save The King signed by Brent Allen a Deaf Christian BSL user. The translation consultant was the Revd Canon Gill Behenna, the Church of England’s National Deaf Ministry Adviser.
The videos are available to download and use for free in online and onsite services, assemblies, and events without any additional music licences. A two verse lyric sheet is also available to download.
Featuring the Royal Standard, this video is available in one-verse and two-verses versions.