Forthcoming Events

Parish Meal Out - Saturday 21st August sign the list at the back of church if your coming Quiz & Baked Potato Supper - Saturday 18th September Tickets available from The Trinity Centre £5 adults, £3 Children Parish Clerks Retirement and Birthday Party - Saturday 25th September All Age Harvest Barn Dance - Saturday 9th October

Events   The  Social Committee organised a charity fundraiser, an Elizabethan evening on Saturday July 10th.  Lesley Smith, the curator of Tutbury castle and adviser to TV's "Most Haunted" appeared as Queen Elizabeth I The talk was followed by an Elizabethan Banquet and raised £225 for our nominated charity for the year: the Norman Laud Association   Lesley Smith as Queen Elizabeth I 26th June Paul Duckers was ordained as priest at a service at Birmingham Cathedral Paul and his grandson after the Ordination Service We had a Bring and Share lunch to celebrate on Sunday 4th July   Trinity Fair 2010 The  Fair was opened by Andrew Mitchell MP Secretary of State for International Development. A great day was had by all and a big success with over £3000 was raised  for our nominated charities.   Trinity Fair 2009 Publicity picture for The Trinity Fair opened by Andrew Mitchel MP Rev.John Routh and Andrew Mitchel MP with Rabbits and children. Picture by Roger Smallwood The Trinity Fair held on Saturday 6th June was themed on Noah's Ark and  true enough we nearly needed it! After all the good weather of the previous weeks it decided to break on the evening before. All said and done the event was very successful, over 500 people braved the, at times, torrential rain and enjoyed the day, raising over £3,000 to be divided between our two nominated charities Newlife foundation for disabled children and Hamlin Fistula UK.

• Each year we nominate a charity that we donate to for the year. Generally any fund raising events we have, plus half of the collection at weddings (unless the couple chooses otherwise) the money will go to our nominated charity. This year it's the Norman Laud Association.
• The Old Time Music Hall on Saturday 23rd January was very popular. Sarah Cromwell opened the proceedings with several pieces of opera, then members of the congregation took part along with a sing-a-long.
• The Harvest Supper on the Saturday 10th October was a great success. Bangers and Mash supper was was enjoyed by everyone who came, raising £325 for Christian Aid Earthquake Appeal .
  
• We have started a film club. It meets on the first Monday of the month at 7.00pm (depending on the Trinity Centre bookings) details in the service sheet along the film.
  
• Services and times can be found on the calendar pages.
  
• Where possible we will again be publishing the sermon from the 10.00am Family Service on the website
  

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