Old name for Evening Prayer, whether there's music or not. But nowadays, it tends to be called Evening Prayer if spoken without music, and Evensong when sung. Choral Evensong if most or all of the singing is done by a choir.
Maybe one day! Unfortunately, it takes far more time, effort and money than you'd ever guess to get videos like this professionally produced. But never say never!
@@PrenticeBoy1688 Just learn to respect what others do. It's no wonder the church is practicality dying when those left do nothing apart from bicker and bitch with one another. The church changes over time as does society. The early church valued the ministry of women and men
The priestess here leads this lovely service with calmness and reverence. I'd very much like to see her lead a full length communion with a sermon. I see no reason whatsoever why women shouldn't be members of the anglican clergy at all levels. My experience in a number of different churches, including other denominations, is that women clergy are every bit as good as men in all aspects of church life, and as such make an important contribution to glorifying God.
@@louisfriend6924 I agree. Going to a church without sound doctrine is like going to a restaurant that serves terrible food prepared in unsanitary conditions. The architecture might be impressive, the staff's uniforms ornate and the waitress calm and reverent ... but you're still going to get fed crap and be physically sick later...
@@coro35 Holy Scripture doesn't permit women to lead the church in a pastoral role. Sacraments are understood to require 'proper matter'. Bread and wine are required for Holy Communion. One man and one woman are required for Holy Matrimony. Likewise, only a man can receive Holy Orders. Following this line of reasoning, not only should women not be admitted to Holy Orders, but they *cannot* be admitted to Holy Orders. Whatever this woman is, she is not a priest in Christ's Church.
I feel that many people watched this video simply to comment on and decry the fact that a female priest was involved. She isn't the best priest; her delivery is rather slow, monotonous, and lacks emotion. However, many of the female priests I have met have been better than many of them that were male!
I have felt that way too. My male priests often can't sing, can't chant, have no reverence, give pop culture sermons. The best sermon I have ever heard, that moved me to tears, was not from a man.
luckyly south east asian dint allowed female priest ordaint in the diocese clergy.....but now they are going to reform the anglican to protestant 😐....there will be no more anglican tradition in solemn and it will be new teaching in praise and worship with temborin dance in high altar....
Thank you for this. Evensong is always beautiful whether it is sung or said.
A very beautifull and moving St George's Day evensong The singing was lovely. Thank you
If some simple music is included with choir,it adds more beauty to this evensong
Even "song?"
Old name for Evening Prayer, whether there's music or not. But nowadays, it tends to be called Evening Prayer if spoken without music, and Evensong when sung. Choral Evensong if most or all of the singing is done by a choir.
And often in this form, nicknamed 'Evensaid'!
I'd watch this but idk why there are women 'priests'
more videos please. perhaps history of the BCP or the PBS
Maybe one day! Unfortunately, it takes far more time, effort and money than you'd ever guess to get videos like this professionally produced. But never say never!
This is wonderful.
Can you please remake this with a male minister?
RoyalGiraffe Why, this is the Church of England, it’s the norm and perfectly valid.
@@morganm5370 The 'norm' in the CofE, yes. Valid, absolutely not. Biblical teaching aside, the 1662 BCP doesn't even allow for 'female ordination'.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 But the Church of England does. The BCP Ordinal has hardly been used for the past 20+ years
@@morganm5370 The Church of England can't overrule Holy Scripture. As for the BCP ordinal, this is a video from the Prayer Book Society.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 Just learn to respect what others do. It's no wonder the church is practicality dying when those left do nothing apart from bicker and bitch with one another. The church changes over time as does society. The early church valued the ministry of women and men
The priestess here leads this lovely service with calmness and reverence. I'd very much like to see her lead a full length communion with a sermon. I see no reason whatsoever why women shouldn't be members of the anglican clergy at all levels. My experience in a number of different churches, including other denominations, is that women clergy are every bit as good as men in all aspects of church life, and as such make an important contribution to glorifying God.
Exactly. Unless, of course, you want to be faithful to the clear and inerrant Word of God. That pesky Bible does tend to get in the way of progress.
@@PrenticeBoy1688 They don't care about the Bible. They don't even read the Bible. It is all about empty ritual and pushing their godless agenda.
@@louisfriend6924 I agree. Going to a church without sound doctrine is like going to a restaurant that serves terrible food prepared in unsanitary conditions. The architecture might be impressive, the staff's uniforms ornate and the waitress calm and reverent ... but you're still going to get fed crap and be physically sick later...
She is not a PRIESTESS how rude to describe this priest in such a deliberately pejorative way
@@coro35 Holy Scripture doesn't permit women to lead the church in a pastoral role. Sacraments are understood to require 'proper matter'. Bread and wine are required for Holy Communion. One man and one woman are required for Holy Matrimony. Likewise, only a man can receive Holy Orders. Following this line of reasoning, not only should women not be admitted to Holy Orders, but they *cannot* be admitted to Holy Orders. Whatever this woman is, she is not a priest in Christ's Church.
I feel that many people watched this video simply to comment on and decry the fact that a female priest was involved.
She isn't the best priest; her delivery is rather slow, monotonous, and lacks emotion. However, many of the female priests I have met have been better than many of them that were male!
I personally really liked her delivery; it was humble, deliberately slow, reverential and had a solemn gravitas.
I have felt that way too. My male priests often can't sing, can't chant, have no reverence, give pop culture sermons.
The best sermon I have ever heard, that moved me to tears, was not from a man.
Babilon
Same Question.
See previous answer! :-)
@@prayerbooksociety2984 really would love the sung versions of the Matins, Holy Communion and Evensong from the BCP set to music by Merbecke
Now I remember why I left the Anglican Church. Complete disregard for the express teaching of the New Testament.
That pesky Bible will get in the way.
Oh, and my Anglican jurisdiction doesn't even permit female servers, sidesmen, etc., let alone ordained clergy.
Why is that woman dressed like a clergyman? Come to think of it, why is that woman speaking in the church?
I’m wondering that too... progressivism has infected the Church. Anglicans are being forced to end our sacred and holy traditions.
luckyly south east asian dint allowed female priest ordaint in the diocese clergy.....but now they are going to reform the anglican to protestant 😐....there will be no more anglican tradition in solemn and it will be new teaching in praise and worship with temborin dance in high altar....
That totally sucked.
Ligma