The Holy Trinity Blog

As lockdown begins to ease Canon Andrew shares news and views and some new inovations proposed by church suppliers. All this brought together with worship and prayer.

We celebrate today how Jesus sent his Spirit upon the apostles and how the early Church came into being. As we recall this great event Canon Andrew Gough reflects on how we need that same Spirit today in our Church and among Christians to revitalise us and inspire us to...

Tune in and hear this week’s NEWS & VIEWS and join in our midweek worship. As we wait for Pentecost we pray for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Church and world. Canon Andrew reflects on why waiting is important and why living between times are meant to...

After the ascension of Jesus the apostles went back to Jerusalem and ‘joined in continuous prayer’ as they awaited the coming of the Holy Spirit.Canon Andrew Gough reflects on the gospel for the seventh Sunday of Easter which is part of Jesus’ solemn prayer at the last supper where Jesus...

Canon Andrew shares church news of local and national interest followed by worship. Today’s worship is centred around the Ascension. We are asked to use the nine days from Ascension to Pentecost as a time to pray for the world, our nation and for God’s love on all humankind in...

Canon Andrew reflects on this Sunday’s theme for the Eucharist ‘Keeping his commandments’ Jesus says to his apostles ‘If you love me, keep my commandments’ True Christians are called to listen to Christ’s words and to live by them.

Canon Andrew shares national and local news and stays in touch. Concluding with a reflection and a simple act of worship. This Wednesday he encourages us to think about St Matthias who was appointed to replace Judas as one of the apostles.

Today’s Eucharist comes from the beautiful Lady chapel of Holy Trinity church, Weymouth. This week priests alone are given permission to enter their churches for daily prayer and to broadcast services for thier congregations. In the service this morning Canon Andrew reflects on what troubles you today.

To mark 75 years since the sounds of war fell silent. Canon Andrew conducts a service of remembrance and celebration to remember all those who gave their lives to restrain evil and to give thanks for the peace we enjoy today because of the sacrifice of others.