Show Notes
As the day draws to a close, join us in praying Small Compline, the traditional evening prayer service of the Orthodox Church.
A time for reflection, repentance, and thanksgiving, Small Compline invites us to turn our hearts towards God, seek His mercy, and entrust ourselves to His care as we prepare for rest.
This recording follows Small Compline without the Canon of Preparation for Holy Communion, making it suitable for regular evening prayer.
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