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A Service of the Word provides the structure which holds everything together, including some dance to the psalm, interviews with a couple just moving to a new job and wanting to thank the congregation for their support, some praise songs and a time of extempore thanksgiving. The service moves to a climax of sung and spoken praise using one of the longer Thanksgivings, ending with the Sanctus. Other things they have used at the climax of the service have been traditional sung texts like the Te Deum and the Gloria, and the first section of one of the Eucharistic Prayers, ending with the Sanctus.

For now, Britain has got off lightly on the deepfake front, though this may be explained by the fact that the country hasn't had a nationwide ballot since 2019, with deepfake technology having seriously improved since then.Music fans are already getting excited over Glastonbury Festival 2024. The lineup has not yet been announced, however Dua Lipa, Coldplay and Madonna are among the favourites to headline. The St Dodo’s Praise Service has no apparent structure at all – and so, one or two people say, must be led by the Spirit. There is little content, with only one of the lectionary readings (irrelevant to the theme of praise) and the sermon is replaced by long introductions by four different people to four of the hymns. People in the congregation are encouraged to suggest items to give thanks for or to sing (sometimes without the congregation having the words because it is assumed everyone knows them), with the inevitable result that there is no development in the service and no one quite knows when it should come to an end. But a liturgical structure used without preparation can produce equally bad results. Last week the president got a bit lost in Eucharistic Prayer E, used a Short Preface rather than an extended one, with the result that no one knew when to come in with ‘Holy, holy …’ Notes to the resources Acclamations and praise responses Other thanksgivings, appropriate to the season or the situation, may be added here. Prefaces for eucharistic prayers, suitably adapted, may provide appropriate material. The acclamation ‘We worship and adore you’ may be repeated between each line of the paragraph beginning ‘And now he rules’. If this Thanksgiving is used as an extended preface to a eucharistic prayer it begins with the first section, and ‘Almighty God …’ is omitted. If not, it begins with ‘Almighty God. …’

look at the readings for the service and especially the psalm as a possible source for words and ideas; Permission to reproduce this item is required from GIA Publications or Decani Music (see here for details). The former Head of the Diplomatic service's warning comes as the UK slowly but inevitably heads towards an election that in all likelihood will take place next year. Some of the praise responses are suitable for saying or singing together, rather than in responsive form. These are marked with an asterisk*. Thanksgivings

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Speaking ahead of his recent AI summit, which included star attendees from the world of technology including Elon Musk, Mr Sunak warned MPs about the potential impact on democracy. The media has a very important role to play in calling the fakes out, and regulation can require fakes to be labelled, and so regulators have their role, too.

While Mr Fico's victory is largely believed to have been indicative of a return to conservative economic and social values desired by the Slovakian public, a deepfake incident is said to have greatly tipped the vote in his favour. If this Thanksgiving is used as an extended preface to a eucharistic prayer, it should follow this form In October, a fierce battle in Slovakia's election saw former president and right-winger Robert Fico go right to the wire with his left-wing counterpart Michal Šimečka.St Ann’s Evening Praise replaced Evening Prayer some years ago when people were looking for something much freer in their worship. The service this evening includes some teaching in preparation for an evangelistic event in a few weeks’ time, and is punctuated at intervals by one of the acclamations: Glastonbury organisers have confirmed that the festival will take place from Wednesday 26th - Sunday 30th June 2024. Artificial intelligence and deepfakes feature in Lord McDonald's new book, Beyond Brittania: Reshaping UK Foreign Policy, and something he hopes is repeated throughout the regulatory world was acted on by MPs from across the political spectrum who, on learning of Sir Keir's deep fake, swiftly warned that it was fake. One or more sentences in the following form, with the response‘We worship and adore you’, may be used at the points indicated by the letters in the text above. Choosing one from A, one from B etc. will maintain the balance; choosing more than one will provide the opportunity for seasonal and thematic emphasis.