Washed Clean - Photos!

The Washed Clean mass for the Feast of Title of S. John the Baptist, Winchester was a great success, and you can see images of the event here

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Following on from the success of Blesséd's Lenten Journey we are pleased to be able to offer a daily prayer and meditation throughout the year. This FREE service is available to all UK mobiles.

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These prayers and meditations will be sent out each morning (usually between 7am and 9am) but it is done by a human being and not a machine, so there may be some variation.

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“Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people.”

Proverbs 14:34

Welcome to Blesséd, the website of the Blesséd alt.worship group which is almost unique in its radical and innovative approach to sacramental worship.

Coming out of the Anglican Diocese of Portsmouth in the UK, Blesséd is a travelling circus of worship and experiment. Blesséd has been held at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Southsea, St Peter's, Petersfield, St. Mark's Wootton on the Isle of Wight and at Spring and Summer Youth Festivals in the Diocese of Chichester. Blesséd has also been involved with the National Youth Pilgrimage to Walsingham.

This site is a compendium of resources and ideas. If you are interested in alt.worship, want to come and worship with us or want help and advice on how to explore alt.worship in your sacred space then please contact us via Fr. Simon Rundell, The Vicarage, 21 Elson Road, Gosport, Hants. PO12 4BL tel: 02392 582824 or text 07976 802123

NEXT EVENT - 19th JULY 7.30pm St. Thomas the Apostle, Gosport

Curated by special invitation by Caroline Rhodes, the next Blesséd will take place at S. Thomas the Apostle, Elson on Sunday 19th July at 7.30pm, a celebration on the feast day of S. Gregory of Nyssa, one of the key Cappadocian Fathers who clarified our understanding of the Holy Trinity. The Mass will therefore explore a number of aspects of the Trinity.