Our regular services are centred around the celebration of the Holy Eucharist. You might know this as Holy Communion, the Lord’s Table, or the Mass; or you may not be familiar with any of these terms. You are warmly welcome, whether you have attended church elsewhere throughout your life, occassionaly, or whether you are just curious and would like to see what it is all about.
Every week, the people of God, Christ’s body in the world today, gather around the bread and wine, the Body and Blood of Christ, and celebrate God’s love!
On Thursdays at 5.30pm: a simple, quiet service of Holy Communion with no music and plenty of space to pray and reflect. The sound of the birdsong and the wind in the trees fills the church! Occasionally, if a Priest is not available, Holy Communion is replaced by Communion from Reserved Sacrament or Evening Prayer led by a member of the Lay Team. Again the emphasis is on quiet and thoughtful worship.
Sundays at 10.30am we have a Sung Eucharist – the main weekly act of worship, with hymns played on the organ and a ‘mass setting’ where sections of the service are sung. We celebrate using a modern (1982, revised) liturgy. Sometimes the service uses bread and wine from the ‘reserved sacrament’, elements blessed at an earlier service in the week. All ages are welcome at all of our services. There is a play area with toys and books within the church for younger members who may enjoy some time out from the service itself. Coffee and other refreshments are served after the service to which everybody is warmly invited. Parking is rather limited at our busy little church – see ‘Find Us’ for advice on where best to park!
Holy Trinity is a church within the Scottish Episcopal Church which is a member church of the Anglican Communion; the same family of churches as the Church of England, the Church in Wales, the Church of Ireland, and The Episcopal Church in the United States. We are also in communion with the Scandinavian Lutheran churches and the Old Catholic churches.
For further information and to make contact, please e-mail the Rector here or phone 07849 762465.
Protection of vulnerable groups (adults or children) – local coordinator is Dinkie McEwen 01369 705257 or email .