Sunday 1 September 2019 – Pentecost 12
On Sunday Reverend Canon Paddy Allan celebrated the Eucharist with us. The theme of the service was humility and hospitality and the readings gave us examples. Paddy explored these tenets of being a Christian. Having helped with most of the local churches at the Haven Café Tent at the Cowal Gathering the day before, […]
Rectory visit – 3 August 2019
MANY PEOPLE from both Holy Trinity and St Paul’s Rothesay were keen to see all the work that had been done on the Rectory before our new Priest David Railton and his wife Sarah moved in. We were delighted to be welcomed to a coffee morning at the Rectory last week and around 30 of […]
Sunday 23 June 2019 – Trinity Sunday
ON SUNDAY at Holy Trinity we celebrated our Patronal Festival. The Trinity is a difficult concept to understand; God the Father, God the Son -Jesus, and God the Holy Spirit. David challenged us to think about the God to whom we pray. How do we think about God? Could love be the best way to […]
Sunday 9 June 2019 – Pentecost
Pentecost at Holy Trinity THERE WERE glimpses of red all around on Sunday at Holy Trinity as we wore red to celebrate Pentecost. Pentecost was an old Jewish Festival celebrated when the Holy Spirit came on the disciples and gave them power to witness about Jesus to the world. Now we celebrate it as the […]
First Service
The Reverend David Railton’s first service at Holy Trinity on May 5 was a joyous affair. The church was still looking beautiful with the Easter flowers and there was much to celebrate with Easter and the new Rector. The Gospel reading told of Jesus’ appearance to his disciples on the shore at Galilee. How the […]
New Rector Welcomed at Holy Trinity
THE ARGYLL weather did not dampen the spirits up at Holy Trinity and the church was packed last Saturday as the new Rector, the Reverend David Railton, was collated by the Bishop of Argyll and The Isles, the Very Reverend Kevin Pearson. It was a splendid ceremony attended by local clergy, by members of David’s […]
2019 – Easter in Cowal
ONE OF the most important dates in the Christian calendar Easter provides cause for celebration in churches and in the community. A Silent Walk of Witness along Argyll Street on Saturday afternoon started off the more public events taking pace to celebrate Easter this year. The walk started with Rev Jim MacFarlane officiating at a […]