by Center for Worship and the Arts at Samford University
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Compline: Evening Liturgies for Anxious Souls is a meditative prayer service offered Sunday through Thursday evenings from the Center for Worship and the Arts at Samford University. Based on the ancient practice of Praying the Hours, Compline features original music and the curation of scripture and prayers built into an invitation to commune with God in a time of reflection, quiet, and stillness at the end of the day in our anxious age.
Compline: An Evening Liturgy for Anxious Souls is a 13-minute liturgical podcast from Samford University's Center for Worship and the Arts, designed as an evening prayer service for the Fall season of Ordinary Time. The episode aired Thursday, October 8th, 2026, and features multiple speakers (Wen Reagan, Stacy Love,…
Worth it if you're seeking a brief, professionally-produced evening prayer service with atmospheric sound design and multi-voice liturgical leadership, though the source material doesn't reveal whether it specifically addresses the anxiety or back-to-school themes promised in the title.
Compline is a liturgical podcast from Samford University's Center for Worship and the Arts that presents an evening prayer service designed for anxious souls. This particular episode is a Wednesday evening liturgy during Ordinary Time in the fall season, specifically dated October 7th, 2026, and features collaboration…
Worth it if you seek a brief, contemplative evening prayer practice grounded in Anglican liturgical tradition and appreciate atmospheric, artfully-produced worship experiences.
Compline: An Evening Liturgy for Anxious Souls is a 13-minute liturgical podcast from Samford University's Center for Worship and the Arts. This particular episode is a Tuesday evening service during Ordinary Time (the fall season), featuring the "Back to School 2026" theme and produced in collaboration with Advent…
Worth it if you practice evening prayer, struggle with back-to-school anxiety, or seek a brief, liturgically-grounded spiritual practice before sleep.
