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A SHORT INTRODUCTION
The church of the Holy Trinity, Bosham, within the Diocese of Chichester is one of the earliest churches in Sussex. Built on what are generally regarded as Roman foundations, this Tenth Century church is one of the most important Saxon churches in the Diocese. It was here that St Wilfrid, who had arrived to convert the South Saxons, met a small community of Irish monks under the leadership of Dicul in 681. This is recorded by the Venerable Bede in his ‘History of the English Church and People’, written in the eighth century.
One of its most famous features is the chancel arch, which is depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry. Its Saxon tower is perhaps the most extant of any in England.
We are visited every year by many hundreds of visitors and we are always delighted to welcome everyone. The church is kept open during daylight hours and there is space for prayer and to be quiet.
You are, of course, most welcome to join us in our Sunday worship.
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- Regular Services
Sunday
A quiet Service using traditional language.
Every Sunday at 8:00 AM for 35 minutes
A Sung Eucharist which uses Common Worship Order 1. There is some ceremonial with candles, 'smells and bells', with a mixture of tradition and informality. The Mass Setting is that of David Thorne's 'Mass of St Thomas' and a choir of about twenty adults and children. An Anthem is sung Every Sunday. There is also a Sunday School for Children, except on the 2nd Sunday of the month when the address is aimed at the children.
Every Sunday at 9:30 AM for 1 hour
Book of Common Prayer.
Every third Sunday at 11:00 AM for 1 hour
Thursday
This Service has as its 'intention' that of Healing. An Office of Healing is said and the opportunity for ministry is given. Anyone wishing to receive the Laying on of Hands is invited to present themselves. The Anointing with Oil is available, although it is preferred that previous intention of this is given before the Service.
Every Thursday at 6:30 PM for 40 minutes
Our keen 'tower' practices every week and has members from 90+ to under 13. Visit our website at http://www.boshamtower.org.uk
Every Thursday at 7:00 PM for 1 hour
Our keen band of Hand-bell ringers are always happy to welcome new members. Much of their work they write themselves.
Every Thursday at 7:00 PM for 1 hour
Friday
Every Friday at 8:00 AM for 25 minutes
The weekly Choir Practice. New Members are always welcome.
Every Friday at 6:30 PM for 1 hour
Saturday
Every Saturday at 8:00 AM for 25 minutes
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