Service of Harvest Celebration followed by Bring & Share lunch

for 59 mins
Dilton Marsh: Holy Trinity
High Street Dilton Marsh, BA13 4FE, United Kingdom

Sunday 26th September 2021, Harvest Celebration service at 9.30am, led by Revd Caroline with talk by LLM Janet Likeman
followed by Bring and share lunch

Open to everyone as we give thanks for the wonderful ways God blesses us each and every year with good things to eat through the incredible patience and willingness of farmers everywhere as they tend the soil and grow crops, as storekeepers keep shelves stocked, lorry drivers collect and distribute the food, cooks, chefs, and Mums and Dads make delicious dinners every night for their families.

Let us come together and give thanks for all the wonderful people who work everyday to ensure that there is enough food for everyone.

On behalf of Holy Trinity Church and Stormore Baptist Church.

Photo Courtesy of Bernswaelz from Pixabay

Dilton Marsh: Holy Trinity

Growing as a Community of Faith: Responding to God’s love through worship, serving the community and caring for creation.

A very warm welcome to you!

At Holy Trinity Church we seek to be a welcoming church inspired by the two great commandments of Jesus Christ - to love God and to love our neighbours. This means that we are seeking ways to lift our praise and worship to God, to deepen our own spiritual journeys, and to reach out into the community to love and serve our neighbours including all of creation. We seek to be inclusive, generous in spirit and practice great hospitality…more cake?

As you explore this website you will discover the various activities that are on offer - if you spot something that you feel is missing from our offering and would like to help us to remedy that please do get in touch! We have many opportunities to be involved and would welcome your presence with us.

We hope to see you at our services and other events. All are welcome. And please do get in touch if you need any spiritual or pastoral support, or someone to pray with or for you, or simply just a listening ear.

Grace and peace,

Rev'd Caroline Husband

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Service of Harvest Celebration followed by Bring & Share lunch

for 59 mins
Dilton Marsh: Holy Trinity
High Street Dilton Marsh, BA13 4FE, United Kingdom

Sunday 26th September 2021, Harvest Celebration service at 9.30am, led by Revd Caroline with talk by LLM Janet Likeman
followed by Bring and share lunch

Open to everyone as we give thanks for the wonderful ways God blesses us each and every year with good things to eat through the incredible patience and willingness of farmers everywhere as they tend the soil and grow crops, as storekeepers keep shelves stocked, lorry drivers collect and distribute the food, cooks, chefs, and Mums and Dads make delicious dinners every night for their families.

Let us come together and give thanks for all the wonderful people who work everyday to ensure that there is enough food for everyone.

On behalf of Holy Trinity Church and Stormore Baptist Church.

Photo Courtesy of Bernswaelz from Pixabay

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Our parish of Dilton Marsh is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO). Our Diocese of Salisbury’s safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm please contact the PSO Yvette Croft [email protected], 07460 451770, or the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor please telephone Mrs Suzy Futcher and Mr Jem (Jeremy) Carter, 07500 664800. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority’s children or adult social care services.

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