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The Coronation of King Charles III is a historic moment in the life of our nation. The Coronation ceremony, which will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May…
The Coronation ceremony, which will take place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May and conducted by The Archbishop of Canterbury, will be the centrepiece of the Coronation weekend (6-8 May). It will be a service rooted in Christian symbolism, reflecting the King’s role today whilst looking to the future.
The ceremony will be followed by a day of community celebration (The Coronation Big Lunch, 7 May) and a day of volunteering and service (The Big Help Out, 8 May).
Building on themes of community, faith and service, the Coronation weekend will be a celebratory moment, a chance for people to come together and for churches to share an invitational message about the Christian faith.
The National Church of England help a webinar on 9th March introducing the national plans and resources with suggestions as to how to use them locally. Click here to watch a recording.
Civic services and other events being held accross the Diocese for the Coronation.
Resources from the Church of England including resources for prayer and worship, the main information pack and publicity toolkit.
The Church of England resources for community events including The Coronation Big Lunch and The Big Help Out.
Resources to support the 28 days of prayer from Easter Sunday to the Coronation. Sign up to receive daily prayers, order prayer booklets or access via the Daily Hope phone line and smart speakers.
Download a range of resources for schools, young people and families to commemorate the Coronation.
Throughout the country plans are being made to Ring for the King at the Coronation of King Charles III on 6 May 2023, find out how to get involved.
Sing for the King is an open invitation for all choirs to join in song to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III.