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Prayer Book Society
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Welcome to the official RUclips channel of the Prayer Book Society.
The Prayer Book Society exists to promote Christian religion and, particularly, the use and understanding of the Church of England's traditional Book of Common Prayer. We hold conferences, lectures, and seminars, organise and support worship, publish journals, run the Cranmer Awards for teenagers, and provide advice to our members and advocacy for the cause; and our members support each other and the wider church in work and prayer.
Our professionally filmed service videos offer good examples of how the principle offices found in the Book of Common Prayer can be led. We also have other recordings of services which might assist and inspire.
We have a growing catalogue of recordings of fascinating talks delivered in-person or online.
We hope that you find our videos helpful in your journey in life, wherever they find you.
** You can join the Prayer Book Society here: www.pbs.org.uk/donation/join-us **
The Prayer Book Society exists to promote Christian religion and, particularly, the use and understanding of the Church of England's traditional Book of Common Prayer. We hold conferences, lectures, and seminars, organise and support worship, publish journals, run the Cranmer Awards for teenagers, and provide advice to our members and advocacy for the cause; and our members support each other and the wider church in work and prayer.
Our professionally filmed service videos offer good examples of how the principle offices found in the Book of Common Prayer can be led. We also have other recordings of services which might assist and inspire.
We have a growing catalogue of recordings of fascinating talks delivered in-person or online.
We hope that you find our videos helpful in your journey in life, wherever they find you.
** You can join the Prayer Book Society here: www.pbs.org.uk/donation/join-us **
Видео
Cranmer Commemoration Procession 2024
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PBS members and supporters re-trace the final walk of the martyr Thomas Cranmer from the University Church in Oxford to the place of execution in Broad Street and on to Cranmer's memorial.
Cranmer Commemoration 24 - Afternoon lecture
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The Revd Canon Dr Jeremy Morris, the Church of England's National Ecumenical Adviser, gives the talk entitled, "Thoams Cranmer, the Prayer Book and the Vicorians."
Cranmer Commemoration 2024
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The PBS' Chairman Bradley Smith lays a wreath at the memorial to Archbishop Thomas Cranmer in Oxford on the 468th anniversary of his execution in the city.
CranmerAwards 2024
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Junior section winner Shriya Sastry representing Worcester diocese recites her competition entry.
Cranmer Awards 2024
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Senior section winner Charlie Mutton recites Psalm 139 in the Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace
The PBS' Advent Seminar 2023
Просмотров 1658 месяцев назад
The Rt Revd John Ford, former Bishop of the Murray, Australia, considers the Advent theme of Light.
PBS 50th anniversary after lunch address
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The Rt Revd Paul Thomas, the Bishop of Oswestry, gives the after lunch speech at the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Prayer Book Society.
PBS Conference 2023 - The Revd Luke Aylen
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The Revd Luke Aylen, the PBS' John Cosin scholar and Assistant Curate at St Peter's and St James', Hereford gives the last keynote address to delegates at this years PBS annual conference. It's entitled, "The Prayer Book and the Vocation to Holiness." Download the slides which accompany Luke's presentation here www.pbs.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/PBS-Conference-2023-Prayerbook-and-Vocation-to-Hol...
PBS Conference 2023 - The Revd Mark Broadway
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The Revd Mark Broadway, Associate Vicar of Porthcawl, gives the second keynote lecture at this year's PBS Conference. It's entitled, "Birthday cake and daily bread: The sacramental life of the BCP." Join the Prayer Book Society www.pbs.org.uk/membership-account/membership-levels/
PBS Conference 2023 - Liverpool Cathedral
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The Revd Dr Philip Anderson, Precentor of Liverpool Cathedral and Prof Simone Kruger Bridge address the delegates of the PBS Conference. Their talk is entitled "In the places where they sing: The Book of Common Prayer and contemporary worship."
PBS Annual Conference 23 - Devotional Address 3
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The Revd Jonathan Beswick Vicar of St Peter's London Docks gives the last devotional talk to the delegates of the PBS's Conference at Liverpool Hope University.
PBS Conference - Revd Dr Catherine Reid
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The Revd Dr Catherine Reid, Chaplain to the University of York gives the first talk at the 2023 PBS Annual Conference. It's entitled, "The place of penitence in the Prayer Book."
PBS Conference 23 - Devotional Address 2
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The Revd Jonathan Beswick, Vicar of St Peter's, London Docks gives the second devotional address to the delegates at the annual Prayer Book Society conference.
PBS Conference 23 - Devotional Address 1
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The Revd Jonathan Beswick, Vicar of St Peter's London Docks, gives his first devotional address to the annual conference of the Prayer Book Society.
Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 5
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Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 5
Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 4
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Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 4
The Commemoration of the Martrydom of Thomas Cranmer, Oxford 2023
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The Commemoration of the Martrydom of Thomas Cranmer, Oxford 2023
Thy Chosen Servnt: The Rite of Coronation 3
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Thy Chosen Servnt: The Rite of Coronation 3
Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 2
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Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 2
Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 1
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Thy Chosen Servant: The Rite of Coronation 1
Advent Collect Reflection - Third Sunday in Advent
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Advent Collect Reflection - Third Sunday in Advent
PBS Conference 22 - The Revd Alan Pierce-Jones
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PBS Conference 22 - The Revd Alan Pierce-Jones
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TACO BELL , LOW BLOOD PRESSURE , ERIC THE MIDGET , MR. BEAST, DEATH, MR BEAN
why is he married???!!!
This randomly popped up on my feed. The Anglican's BoCP was my gateway from protestantism to Orthodox Christianity (that and Theology naturally) After leaving anglicanism since naturally I wasn't using my copy of the anglican prayer book at all after becoming an Orthodox Catechumen (exclusively using Orthodox prayer books ever since) I gave it to a lad from my old parish hoping it'll help him.
#SocietyForThePromotionOfNorthEndCelebration #MakeNorthEndCelebrationGreatAgain #EcclesiaAnglicana
Signed up just last month! Looking forward to future magazines & pray for a great revival in the Prayer-book's use.
The silence at 10:05 onward makes you realise how noisy life is most of the time and what a relief it is to get free of it for a moment.
Academic hoods should not be worn when celebrating Holy Communion. Be it High Church or Low Church.
See my forthcoming book on the Prayer Book, Language in the Liturgy (James Clarke, Cambridge, 2025). Barry Spurr.
1 Timothy 2:11-13 ¹¹A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. ¹²I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. ¹³For Adam was formed first, then Eve.✝️✝️✝️
1 Timothy 2:11-13 ¹¹A woman should learn in quietness and full submission. ¹²I do not permit a woman to teach or to assume authority over a man; she must be quiet. ¹³For Adam was formed first, then Eve.✝️✝️✝️
The mass is the perpetual sacrifice Of the cross in another form bringing the memory presence and substance of the sacrifice of christ on the cross in perpetuam ....hence the ancient church fathers believed this form would be persacuted in accordance with daniel and the recapitulation of the abbomanation of antiochus epiphanes ...in wich the old jewish equivelent to this was the sacrifice wich was taken away by slow introductions and changes ...so in the last days this would recap during the apostacie and only said in hidden and safe areas ...how it seems to be true !
Not a valid mass. They are consuming just bread and wine.
Yes, it is not "a popish propitiatory mass", but rather the Holy Communion or Eucharist, a solemn commemoration of Christ's one sufficient Sacrifice. It represents the same sacrifice of him without re-sacrifice. It is also our Sacrifice of thanksgiving and praise, where mystically, spiritually, yet really the faithful by receiving the consecrated elements partake of the very body and blood of Christ which was once crucified. There is no substantial change in the bread and wine, and they are merely set apart to become the holy sacraments of the body and blood of Christ, while their physical properties remain unchanged. These doctrines are all in accordance with the holy Scripture and the teachings of the primitive Church and the Fathers. Amen.
They don't have valid Holy Order's.
No greater form of idolatry than drinking the blood of a man and calling him God.
Beautiful
23:25 33:12
Voices and visual hallucinations are hurting me physically. God please help heal.❤
I have sinned many times in my life, I pray May Pastor help pray for me. Thank you Jesus. Amen.
I would like to report voices in my head. They are aggressive and harm me physically and emotionally. Heavenly God help me. You preached, report to Church the guilty that have harmed you. Report to Church witnesses to God. Let it be brought to Judgement by God on that Day in Jesus' name. I look to going to Church and tell my Pastor, about it.
Does the PBS not use the 1662 version? In my book it clearly shows in the consecrations of Priests and Bishops that the people being consecrated are men. Any women are just as prdained as I am, meaning not ordained at all.
Wonderful service. Very interesting to see a Prayer-book Communion more or less unaltered; I am desperate to attend such a service one day. Fr. Thomas’ explicatory narration of the service is also extremely helpful; thank you for it.
هُوَ اللَّهُ الَّذِي لَا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا هُوَ ۖ عَالِمُ الْغَيْبِ وَالشَّهَادَةِ ۖ هُوَ الرَّحْمَٰنُ الرَّحِيمُ 22. He is Allah, beside Whom none has the right to be worshipped but He, the Omniscient of the unseen and the seen. He is the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The recitation of the closing blessed Verses of the Chapter in question have been strongly recommended in traditions and different Blessings have been enumerated for the same instances of which include being absolved of sins and attaining to the elevated state of martyrs.21 It is through the recitation of these blessed Verses that man may attend to the Divine Attributes mentioned herein and find the Greatest Name of God, since fifteen, and according to some exegetes eighteen, Divine Attributes have been mentioned in these blessed Verses each of which reflect His Boundless and Absolute Perfect Attributes. The true object of worship is the Being Whose Omniscience, Graciousness, Sanctity, Glory, and Grandeur is Perfect and such Attributes solely belong to God Almighty. Therefore, there is no object of worship but Him. Thus, the blessed Verse is saying that He is the Lord besides Whom there is no other object of worship. He is Omn
Had We sent down this Qur'an upon a mountain, you would have seen it humbling itself and splitting asunder from the fear of Allah.31 We present these parables before the people so that they may reflect (on themselves). [22-24] He32 is Allah besides Whom there is no god.33 He is the Knower of the unseen and the seen.34 He is the Compassionate and the Merciful.35 He is Allah, besides Whom there is no god. He is the Sovereign,36 the Holy,37 the Source of safety,38 the Giver of peace,39 the Guardian,40 the All-Mighty,41 the Enforcer of His decrees,42 and the ever Supreme.43 Exalted is Allah alone Who is the Planner of Creation,44 its Enforcer and its Fashioner.45 His are the excellent names.46 Whatever is there in the heavens and the earth glorifies Him.47 and He is the All-Mighty and the All-Wise.48 1For explanation, see E.N.'s 1, 2 of Surah Al-Hadid. The object of this introductory sentence before making an appraisal of the banishment of the Ban; an-Nadir is to prepare the mind to understand the truth that the fate this powerful tribe met was not the result of the power of the Muslims but a manifestation of the power of Allah. 2Here, the reader should understand one thing at the outset so as to avoid any confusion about the banishment of the Bani an-Nadir. The Holy Prophet (upon whom be Allah's peace) had concluded a formal written treaty with the Bani an-Nadir. They had not broken this agreement as such that it should have become void But the reason why they were attacked was that after making different kinds of minor violations of it, they at last committed such an offense which amounted to the breach of trust. That is, they plotted to kill the leader of the other party to the treaty, i. e. the Islamic State of Madinah. The plot became exposed, and when the were accused of breaking the agreement they could not deny it Thereupon, the Holy Prophet (upon whom be Allah's peace) told them either to leave Madinah or to be ready for a war. This notice was in accordance with this injunction of the Qur'an: "If you ever fear treachery from any people, throw their treaty openly before them. " (AI-Anfal: 58) That is why Allah is describing their exile as His own action, for it was precisely in accordance with Divine Law. In other words, they were not expelled by the Holy Prophet (upon whom be Allah's peace) and the Muslims but by Allah Himself. The other reason why Allah has described their exile as His own action, has been stated in the following verses. 3The word hashr in the Text means to gather the scattered individuals to gather or to take out scattered individuals after mustering them together. Thus, the words li-awwal-il-hashr mean: with the first hashr or on the occasion of the first hashr. As for the question, what is implied by the first hashr here, the commentators have disputed it. According to one group it implies the banishment of the Bani an-Nadir from Madinah, and this has been described as their first hashr in the sense that their second hashr took place in the time of Hadrat `Umar, when the Jews and the Christians were expelled from the Arabian peninsula, and the final hashr will take place on the Day of Resurrection. According to the second group it implies the gathering of the Muslim army together to fight the Bani an-Nadir; and li-awwal-il-hashr means that as soon as the Muslims had gathered together to fight them, and no blood yet had been shed, they, by the manifestation of Allah's power, offered to be banished from Madinah of their own accord. In other words, these words have been used here in the meaning of "at the very first assault". Shah Waliullah has translated it "at the first gathering of the army". Shah 'Abdu
Is that Kevin from the office ?
I am a Catholic, but I believe the holy spirit can be wherever he wants to be in any form he wants to be.
some1 lemme know if they ever took a filthy cup and how much u wanted to vomit, unless it was made filthy by a hot chick
This is very odd - why face that way? This goes against all early Christian tradition! I think that they made this up!
the "north side" celebration is a "happy accident" of history. The Prayer Book envisions the the Altar (or Table) being placed in the choir, on the east-west parallel, with the people seated in the choir. In this setup, the people would be seated around the Table, with the Vicar in the north. However, this setup was later abandoned, the churches reverted back to the old Ad Orientem setup. But the Prayer Book remained unchanged, so some still celebrated from the north side of the Table. While "north side" originated as a misinterpretation of the Prayer Book, it did provide some benefits: (1) with the people in the choir, the Vicar also faces the same way as the people, giving a sense of him joining the people in prayer; and (2) it makes it so that the people can see the bread and wine on the Table, without drawing attention to the Vicar, as can happen with a Versus Populum celebration.
Thankyou.An important time for the Church, for all to remember 🙏.
This was such a moving tribute to our Christian martyr Archbishop Thomas Cranmer. We shall remember his martyrdom and sacrifice for the Gospel in each generation until the end of this world when our Lord Jesus Christ returns to judge both the quick and the dead.
0:24 Thank you for the video
in my church your saved born again christian then obediance shows being baptized and in the church family serving and fellowshipping we as members participate in weekly mid week services we all participate in the communion its a non weekly thing though religions are man made so a big list of bad behavior i see catholics list but a man standing their giving the communion and tge participants too could never never never follow that long list i mean most so your lieing oh wait you just go that morning confess and stop those few days then boom your reblessed start over m no wonder tgere is far more sexual deviants under catholic resheem wow confess to god realky repent to God really gett in tge word of tge actual bible psalms proverbs and new testimnt especially really meditate not just repeat three phrases ...you need need to go beyond the religious regement as paul and peter and many apostles warmed churches .. back in the begining
what is going on here? man who claim to be catholic priest celebrates text of the anglicans?
A lot of more traditional Anglicans will call themselves Catholic / Orthodox due to their believes aligning with the Catholic church in almost everything except the Pope.
@@Cathedralist the beliefs of the common prayer are not the beliefs of catholic,,,who care what he say
@@b-a-boon It's not a book of doctrines it's a book of prayers. There isn't one singular way to pray.
@@Cathedralist the baboon is not fool,,,of course prayers contain and relate to the beliefs,,,let us not imagine otherwise
There needs to be a great surge to get The Book of Common prayer back into our churches asap.
I agree. My BCP says only men are consecrated as Priests.
@Viscount_Castlereagh Thank-you Sir for replying to and agreeing with, my comment on the ordination of women to the priesthood. It was sad to see a training video on the prayer book services being conducted by an ordained woman. I was interested to see your title as I live in North Down and pass Mountstewart most days. The National Trust staff have told me that you have made a substantial contribution to the current exhibition re. the history of the Castlereagh family. D.Burns
So difficult not to listen to this without remembering the late Queen's funeral but here the words are enunciated in speech and one learns at another level. Well done.
Thank you
Wonderful! Well done Charlie, all at St Aldhelm's are so proud of you. Thank-you for bringing Psalm 139 to life for us and for helping us to hear this powerful Psalm anew through your truly authentic interpretation.
At once profound, mysterious, beautiful, and joyful. Godspeed little one.
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He reminds of me of Agent Smith from the Matrix lol
As an orthodox christian, it’s very nice to see the similarities in some parts of the liturgy. i believe our western rite is based off the anglican book of common prayers. however, i don’t understand why they would reject the original doctrine of the church but keep a similar liturgy
Henry didn't really reject the doctrine of the church, though. Henry defended the seven sacraments, transubstantiation, the episcopacy, apostolic succession, and so on. It was his son that sided with the protestants. Then Mary reverted everything back to catholicism. Then Elizabeth, to keep the peace, ended up establishing our modern day anglicanism, which is a compromise between the English catholics and the various protestant sympathizers. The Anglican church has become very partisan, with groups that emphasize the catholic origins and groups that emphasize the reformation, the two don't get along at all, but somehow exist side by side.
Thanks be to God Amen Alleluia who can be healed by the blood of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Amen Alleluia. Love in Christ from Jesus and Sylvia Nazareth.
This reminds me of the noon mass in our side chapel in the Cathedral near me. So quiet and very reverent.
Hello fellow brethren in Christ! I'm from the Catholic church. May all Christians be one someday.
We will be, in heaven
Is that the famous Colin Black former headmaster of Camberwell Grammar School participating?
You British are enemies of the Russian people, but I envy you. We have lost our sovereign. God save the Tsar!
No wonder they call it the "solemnisation" of marriage. Very big and serious vows to make, scary actually. But so beautiful ❤
soond hard to follow sometimes,,,but make mr southern Archbishop of Canterbury,,,very lear presentations
Fab xxx
Well done Paul ! God bless x