Audio

On this page you will find useful resources to help you sustain your regular worship of God either through our live video / audio conference worship or by using the resources within your household. You will find links to hymns, prayers and audio recordings of the most recent services.

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Whilst we are in the early stages of reopening for worship, starting on 5th July, the support we give to others and the costs of the church remains the same.
If you are able to, please click on the 'Give a Little' picture above to donate to St Oswald's as you might have done in the service.
Thank you all for the many ways in which you already give. We are grateful.

See our 50 Reflections of Lockdown page. This page includes the reflections of parishoners and what they have done during the Covid-19 lockdown. Access it here.

Season of Ordinary Time (Trinity Sunday onwards)

Join us in church, or at home, live at 10am each Sunday morning for the parish Eucharist via 'Blue jeans', or use the resources provded to support individual or family worship.  A recording of the live service can be found in the audio files below soon after the service. If you would like to join us in church, please contact Judy Morris, who is keeping a track of attendance so that we all remain safely distanced. 

A new service booklet that will form the basis of worship from 7th June onwards can be downloaded here. 
For those attending church, there is a slightly revised booklet (available here) but rest assured that the original version still contains all that you need for the service.
Each week you will need to refer to the weekly sheet for readings and prayers particular to that Sunday.
Notices for each Sunday can be downloaded from the latest news page of this website.

Harvest 2020 Details.

Please click on the image below to read about what is happening for our Harvest Festival on September 20th

Harvest Festival Eucharist (Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity) 20th September 2020

This service will be livestreamed using YouTube NOT Bluejeans. For September we are trialing this different means of broadcasting our service which is accessible live and to view afterwards. All you need to do is click on the link which says Livestream Service and you will be taken to YouTube to view the service:

LIVESTREAM SERVICE
The service follows the pattern of the existing booklet which can be downloaded here but in the service there will be harvest related intercessions as well as the Agnus Dei and the Prayer of Humble Access which will be said in church before Communion. An additional page with the intercessions and these extra prayers can be found here

The readings, collect and post communion prayer are available here
Notices can be downloaded from the latest news page of this website.

The music selcted to accompany this service includes:
Come, ye thankful people, come
For the beauty of the earth
All creatures of our God and King
Let us, with a gladsome mind
We plough the fields and scatter

Ann has also recored the a voluntary: Three songs for Harvest by Robert Schumann. It comprises three3 short pieces by the 19^th century German Romantic composer Robert Schumann. Originally written for piano and intended for younger players, the titles are: Rustic song, Song of the Reapers and Harvest Song. You can find it in the audio list below.

Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity, 13th September 2020

This service will be livestreamed using YouTube NOT Bluejeans. For September we are trialing this different means of broadcasting our service which is accessible live and to view afterwards. All you need to do is click on the link which says Livestream Service and you will be taken to YouTube to view the service.

LIVESTREAM SERVICE

The service follows the pattern of the new booklet which can be downloaded here

In the usual way, the readings, collect and post communion prayer are available here
Notices can be downloaded from the latest news page of this website .

The music selcted to accompany this service includes:

Praise my soul the king of Heaven link
We cannot measure how you heal
Let us build a house

Ann has also recorded a Gavotte by John Stanley. John Stanley was an eighteenth century English organist composer, who was blind from the age of 2. He was organist at the Temple Church, London, for 50 years. You can find the recording in the play list below.