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Morning and Evening Prayer
Readings for next Sunday's Liturgy

Liturgy readings from the Revised Common Lectionary
Morning and Evening Prayer daily utilising the daily services from the New Zealand Prayer Book.
Join your heart and voice to the global prayer of the church.
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Our vision
  By providing a recorded office of morning and evening prayer every day of the year, the Genesis Trust is expressing the vision of the CHURCH at prayer and with attention to the scriptures. While rooted in the liturgy of the Anglican Church, the Trust envisages the reach of its ministry crossing all denominational and geographic boundaries. In the spirit of the Prayer Book services, what is provided seeks to be a common meeting place for the entire spectrum of theological and ecclestiastical positions.

We envisage not only clergy but a wide range of lay people enaging in the daily offices and hearing the scriptures. We want to see these broadcasts reaching into hospitals and prisons, to armed forces and even being included on in-house channels in aircraft and hotels: people listening on their iPods as they travel to work, walk or run: farmers listening in the milking shed: parish churches broadcasting over their sound system during the day.