In 1947 the then Princess Elizabeth dedicated herself to the service of the people whose queen she would become. It was a promise she kept for the rest of her life. For over 70 years Queen Elizabeth put duty first, winning the love of the country as she did so. We pray with and for our King as he strives to do the same.

In 1947 the then Princess Elizabeth dedicated herself to the service of the people whose queen she would become. It was a promise she kept for the rest of her life. For over 70 years Queen Elizabeth put duty first, winning the love of the country as she did so. We pray with and for our King as he strives to do the same.

In 1947 the then Princess Elizabeth dedicated herself to the service of the people whose queen she would become. It was a promise she kept for the rest of her life.&nbsp;For over 70 years Queen Elizabeth put duty first, winning the love of the country as she did so. We pray with and for our King as he strives to do the same.

Tuesday 11 April - Called to dedication

The Coronation of King Charles the Third will take place on Saturday the sixth of May twenty-twenty-three at Westminster Abbey, in a service steeped in centuries of tradition and rich in Christian symbols and values.

To mark this important moment in our nation’s life, the Church of England has compiled this series of Daily Prayers. From Easter Day to Coronation Day, this audio version of the prayers provides a daily theme, reading, reflection and prayer for use by individuals, churches or groups who wish to use these days to:
• pray for the King, our nation and the world
• explore the symbolism of the Coronation service
• reflect on Jesus, the Servant King

The audio will be accessible through the daily reflection emails, or by telling your smart speakers to “ask the Church of England for today’s Coronation reflection”.

For details of more Church of England Coronation resources for individuals, churches, schools and community groups, please visit cofe.io/Coronation.

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The Coronation of King Charles the Third will take place on Saturday the sixth of May twenty-twenty-three at Westminster Abbey, in a service steeped in centuries of tradition and rich in Christian symbols and values. To mark this important moment in our nation’s life, the Church of England has compiled this series of Daily Prayers. From Easter Day to Coronation Day, this audio version of the prayers provides a daily theme, reading, reflection and prayer for use by individuals, churches or groups who wish to use these days to: • pray for the King, our nation and the world • explore the symbolism of the Coronation service • reflect on Jesus, the Servant King The audio will be accessible through the daily reflection emails, or by telling your smart speakers to “ask the Church of England for today’s Coronation reflection”. For details of more Church of England Coronation resources for individuals, churches, schools and community groups, please visit cofe.io/Coronation.

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