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News from July 2009

Back to Church Sunday

Half a million to be invited ‘Back to Church’. Churchgoers across the Church of England are set to invite up to half a million people to services on Back to Church Sunday, 27 September, making the event one of the largest co-ordinated evangelism events shared across the Church in recent history.

26 July 2009

Coffee Shop

Every Saturday morning during the school holidays, we are running a Coffee Shop in the Organ Transept at HT, from 10.15am–12.15pm.

26 July 2009

Administration of Holy Communion

In view of the current concern regarding cross-infection by the flu virus, the Bishop and senior staffs have advised that certain precautionary measures should be put in place when administering Holy Communion.

26 July 2009

Ordination of Darren A’Court.

Both the Ordination itself and my first Mass were lovely occasions and I would like to thank all of you for your support, best wishes, cards and gifts, and being there on the day.

12 July 2009

Parish Office

the office will be closed from 13th July 2009 to 17 July 2009 for holidays, apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

12 July 2009

Church Club

Pauline is making an urgent appeal for more people to help with Church Club on Tuesday afternoons. We have a very loyal band of leaders, but there are not enough of us to sufficiently cover the rota. If you think you could help please ring me at the parish office on 774597 or at home on 787550. Thanking you in anticipation.

12 July 2009

Lifeboat Service

Sunday 19th July 7.45pm, at Hope Cove, all are welcome.

12 July 2009

Coffee Shop

On Saturday mornings during the school holidays, starting on 18th July, we are planning to run a Coffee Shop in the Organ Transept at HT.

12 July 2009

Combined Communion

A combined communion will take place at St. Nicholas (hopefully outside!).

5 July 2009

Gitare Primary School, Kenya link

Please come along to a Cheese and Wine evening at Holy Trinity School on Thursday 9 July at 7.00 pm.

1 July 2009

Dorset Historic Churches Trust

The annual sponsored cycle ride in aid of the trust will be on Saturday 12 September and riders will be visiting Holy Trinity as usual.

1 July 2009

Vicar’s letter for September 2010

“In July I had the privilege of representing my fellow clergy of the diocese at the General Synod in York. It was an important meeting at which we considered the means by which women may be ordained as bishops.”

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What’s on

  • Thursday 9 September 2010, 3.10pm | Holy Trinity Primary School

    Church Club

    From September the Church Club will move to its new day of Thursday. The timings of the club remain the same, 3.10 to 4.30pm and the first meeting will take place on Thursday 9th September.

  • Thursday 9 September 2010, 7.30pm | Holy Trinity

    Emmaus Meeting

    The Emmaus Meetings will commence from tonight at 7:30pm and will continue every second Thursday of the month thereafter.

  • Friday 10 September 2010, 6.30pm | Holy Trinity

    Choir Practice

    Choir Practice will resume after the summer holidays at 6:30pm on September 10th.

  • Saturday 11 September 2010, 10.00am | Holy Trinity

    Dorset Historic Churches Trust Great Cycle Ride

    2010 is the 20th year of the ‘Great Cycle Ride’ organised by the Dorset Historic Churches Trust. Since 1991 the event has raised over £622,130 to assist churches and chapels of all denominations in Dorset with grants and loans for essential fabric repairs and restoration. Last year the Cycle Ride raised over £62,176, half of which was, as usual, returned immediately to participating parishes.  All ages can take part, by bicycle, on foot, in a wheelchair or on horseback.  The majority of churches will be open between 10.00 am and 6.00 pm to welcome cyclists and validate their sponsorship form. Many of the churches will offer refreshments and local information.

    Sponsorship is based on the number of churches the participants plan to visit, the distance, area and timing of individual rides is entirely up to those taking part and can be as long or as short as desired. It is ideal for families, groups and individuals who can take part by bicycle, on foot, in a wheelchair or on horseback.

    Those unable to take part in the ride can help out by staffing their local church, so there really is apart for the local community to play.  Help wanted at Holy Trinity to welcome cyclists to our church on Saturday 11th September, please see the pew sheet for further details on how you can help or talk to one of the Clergy.

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