This storm happened during a heatwave, with more lightning flashes than I've ever seen , and lots of thunder and rain.

Matthew Warbis accompanies With Cheerful Voice, an ad hoc choir who sing in cathedrals and other religious buildings a few times a year. The trio was sung by Fiona Dunn (soprano), Nicholas Markwell (tenor) and David Rees-Jones (Bass).

Soprano solo by Fiona Dunn, accompanied by Matthew Warbis. With Cheerful Voice, heard towards the end of this piece, is an ad hoc choir that sings in various cathedrals and other religious buildings a few times a year.

The weather has been very changeable, going from sunshine to storms within a few minutes, and this storm started very suddenly!

Immerse yourself in this stereo recording of moris, clog and other dancers and musicians going past in this joyous annual folk festival procession at Upton upon Severn.

Some bellringing before the Sunday morning service. There are edits because of a noisy delivery and traffic.

I preached about the Gospel reading, Luke 24: 13-35, where Jesus listens patiently as two of his disciples tell him all about his crucifixion, then explains to them why these things had to happen, and shares a meal with them, where they recognise him when he breaks bread, gives thanks and shares it with them. I talk about the importance of looking for Jesus in everyday life, and how easy it can be to miss what's right in front of you.

I talk about Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, described in Matthew 21: 1-11, where he rode into the city on a donkey, and people threw down cloaks and branches, shouting withjoy. I explain what "hosanna" means, suggest other possible names for Palm Sunday, and consider the kind of kingdom Jesus represents.

With Cheerful Voice runs events where participants rehearse and sing in various venues, such as Cathedrals, churches and chapels. This anthem was recorded in St Stephen Walbrook, as part of City Churches Day, where the choir sang in four different churches within the City of London.