A fun half hour of songs, nursery rhymes and games for babies and pre-school age children.
Known also as ‘The Eucharist’, ‘The Lord’s Supper’ or ‘Mass’ is a service of readings and prayers that lead up to a symbolic sharing of bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus’ Last Supper.
There will be refreshments after the service.
All are very welcome.
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Explore the bible with Lego bricks and stories
Monthly on the 4th Sunday, January to November inclusive
Faith, Food & Fun!
Children to be accompanied by responsible adult
Members of Holy Trinity congregation and their friends regularly meet at The Weavers pub for tea, cake and chat. Do come and join us.
We look forward to seeing you.
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First Saturday every month -
Meet friends old and new over refreshments and grab a bargain from the table top sellers.
Table hire FREE. Voluntary donations toward the ministry and mission of the Church.
To book a table or stall please contact Garth: 01373 822414
Praise & Worship service
All service details on screen.
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I’m planning on going to a Quiet day at Great Chalfield on Tuesday 7 May. This is a free event, and you don’t have to book in advance. You can just turn up. I have a space or two in my car and would be happy to take one or two more people.
It is advertised as a place and a time for prayer, silence, reflection and the opportunity to listen to God and appreciate his creation.
It takes place at Great Chalfield Manor. The postcode is SN12 8NH. It is a 15th century National Trust property steeped in history, with beautiful gardens. The parish church in the grounds dates from 14th century. On Quiet Days the grounds are open by kind permission of the National Trust.
The day starts at 9.30 am with a welcome and refreshments. There is an opening prayer at 10.00 am. Please bring your own packed lunch.
At 1.00 pm there is a short service with a reflection.
The day finishes at 3.00 pm. On 7th May the speaker will be Angela Grist who is an LLM.
You are welcome to just turn up. You don’t have to let me know if you’re going, but please ask if you want a lift with me. There is no charge for the day, but they welcome donations to cover expenses. What a gift!
Look forward to seeing any of you there.
Future quiet days are arranged on the first Tuesday of every month. There is a break in August.
With kind regards
Rebecca
Rebecca S Harris
Team Rector
Suitable for everyone who would like to practice singing hymns in readiness for all our services.
A shortened monthly said Common Worship service of Holy Communion.
There will be refreshments after the service.
All are very welcome.
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Café style service held in Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall, non communion, service with breakfast available to enjoy.
The Prayer Group meets monthly on the 4th Thursday of the month at 11am in Holy Trinity church. The group meets for 30 mins and afterwards there is a drop in for anyone wanting to ask questions about prayer. If you have ever wondered if God hears our prayers, if we should expect to hear from God, how to pray for family and friends, how to pray in silence, or in tongues, to intercede, or write your own, this would be a good opportunity to come and find out.
Life events at Holy Trinity over the years have been many and varied so it only seems right to devote a weekend to celebrate the many weddings and christenings that have taken place in the church. At the Exhibition of Life Events, May 25 to May 26, there will be wedding dresses, christening robes, photographs and memorabilia galore on display on loan from families who have chosen Holy Trinity for their special occasions. An array of beautiful floral displays will add to the overall effect within the church.
A service to celebrate Trinity Sunday with hymns and a glass of Pimms (non-alcoholic beverages also available).
We all love a cream tea, so you are most welcome to join us to partake of scones, jam, cream and more.
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