Groups
A church is made up of its people, and here at Holy Trinity we have many ways that you can become involved. Whether you want to get involved in church music, help out in a practical way around the church, or take part in social activities, we hope that you can find a group you’ll want to join.
Choir
The choir sings regularly every Sunday at 10:00am, also for weddings and other special services too. Choir members wear formal robes for most services and also meet regularly for practice.
Bell Ringers
Another group you’ll see around is the bellringers. They ring on Sunday mornings, at weddings … and at some of the special occasions like the Civic Service.
They practice on Wednesdays at 8:00pm, and are always keen to see new members, whatever their level of experience. If you’re interested speak with our Rector or staff within the Trinity Centre and they will pass on your details.
Film Club
The Film Club normally meets on the first Monday in the month at 7:00pm (it can vary a little, depending on Trinity Centre bookings so please check our WhatsOn calendar).
The film licence rules prevent us from publishing forthcoming chosen films on the website, but if you subscribe to our newsletter we can keep you informed. And of course, you can check the service sheet for confirmation of date and for films showing.
Those attending vote on a selection of five films for the one they would like to watch next time.
Membership is £8 per year. If you’re interested just come along. If you want to know more, just ask Colin Ingley, either in church on a Sunday or via the Trinity Centre.
Knit ‘n’ natter
Our friendly and informal group meets in church once a month to ‘knit and natter’, with the emphasis being on the natter! (See the What’sOn calendar for dates). It’s not just knitting so if you can’t or don’t want to, you can take part in other crafts.
Tea, coffee and cakes are an important part of the afternoon. Just come along and meet everyone, you’ll be made most welcome.
Flower Arrangers
The Flower Arrangers do fabulous work, putting flowers in church each Sunday (except for Lent) and decorating more extensively for festivals like Christmas, Easter and Harvest – and even some weddings.
New arrangers are always welcome – contact Mary Dixon via the Trinity Centre for more information.
Keeping the church and grounds clean
There’s a group of people who take pride in keeping the church and its contents clean. They come in on alternate Fridays at 9:30am. And there are a few people who keep the grounds tidy – they’re here most Friday mornings.
These are essential jobs and we’re grateful to those who take them on with such commitment. If you’re interested in helping, talk to one of our wardens.
