Taizé Service | Leura Uniting Church

Taize services will resume (face to face) 21st February, 2021

Taizé songs and prayers are sung around the world.

The Taizé community was founded in Taizé in France in 1940 during the Second World War. It is an ecumenical Christian community and each year thousands of young people make an annual pilgrimage there.

Come and experience the peace of a Taizé Service at Leura Uniting Church. Those providing and those receiving worship come from a variety of churches and faith and spiritual traditions.

There is an opportunity to offer prayer on behalf of others.

All are welcome at this special meditative time of gathering together for singing, prayer and silence in the Taizé tradition.

Taizé services are normally on the the third Sunday of the month, 5pm-6pm

Next planned service dates are:

21 February

21 March

18 April

Taize Services are resuming face-to-face at Leura Uniting Church every third Sunday from 5 to 6 pm.

On Sunday 21st February Lyn Phillips will lead worship taking inspiration from the Taize song “Nothing can trouble, nothing can frighten”.

At this stage Lyn will be the only person singing and participants will not be able to sing or hum. On Sunday 21st February Margaret Neville will be accompanying Lyn on piano.

All are welcome at the Taize service of contemplation, music and prayer.

COVID-19 Safe practices will be in place including recording names and contact details on entry.

Taize worship team: Denise Cameron, Annie Cox, Carolyn-Craig-Emilsen, Merril Hillis and Lyn

Phillips.

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