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Christian News and Worship Services on TV, Radio and Internet

TV
Songs of Praise – BBC1 usually 1.15pm on Sunday.

The BBC is altering its schedules to take account of the crisis and this will include more religious broadcasting. Subject to outside broadcast capacity BBC One aims to broadcast a weekly Sunday morning church service, so look out for additional programmes.

TBN UK Freeview channel 65 or Sky 582 (some older TVs may no longer be able to receive this channel). You need to be selective on which programmes to watch – if you don't find something that suites your worship style, try a different time.

Radio
BBC Radio 4 – Sunday worship 8.10am; Daily Service 9.45am (Long wave 1500m only) or on digital radio.
BBC Radio 3 – Choral evensong 3.30pm on Wednesday repeated 3pm on Sunday
BBC Radio 2 – Sunday 7am-9am – music, chat and faith topics (some Christian)
BBC Radio Berkshire (FM or digital only) – Sunday 7-9 am Sunday topical religious content (not all Christian)
BBC Radio Solent (FM or digital only) – Sunday 6-9 am Sunday topical religious content (not all Christian)

All of the above are available on BBC Sounds or iPlayer for 28 days after broadcast if you have access to those services on a laptop, tablet, smartphone or TV. If you have such a device but don't know how to access these, we can probably help you.

Websites and Social Media
Methodist Church
Newbury Methodist Church
Thatcham Methodist Church
Bridge Street Methodist Church, Andover

The Methodist Church website has suggestions for devotions, videos, study material and there may be the live streaming of services in the future.

Facebook groups: Methodists Online – details of good news stories, live streamed worship

The Methodist Church will produce a service outline for use at home and there are details of live streamed services on the same page.

Malcolm Duncan leads a time of prayer at 10.30pm each night and does a short talk every Sunday at 8.30am.

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