Church Events
We welcomed the Weymouth and Portland Scouts associations to Holy Trinity for their annual St Georges Day Parade and Service.
Explorers, Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Squirrels paraded their standards from the seafront to Holy Trinity where we held a lovely service in memory of St George, Peter our local King Scout accepted the standards at the beginning of the service and the Explorers, Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Squirrels dutifully renewed their vows.
We held a joyous Easter Vigil service including outside worship and renewing our baptism vows.
Palm Sunday celebrations began with the children re enacting Jesus entry into Jerusalem on a human donkey with lovely long ears, whilst the congregation waved and threw palms in front of them.
Rev Juliet with the help of the children and Rosie then told the story of Jesus’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, how the crowds turned on him and Jesus’s was sent before Pontius Pilot and King Herod before he was condemned to be crucified upon the cross.
We were then joined by Annie and Dainty the wonderful Donkeys where we all had the opportunity to feed and have our photos taken with them, before they lead the procession through town to the sea front where we blessed the palm trees.
The sun was shining and it was a beautiful day, making Jesus known.
We held a simple Agape Supper Service to celebrate the new year, followed by a bring and share buffet.
Order of Service and Prayer
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We have recently safely carried out the removal of an Asbestos Screen at the back of church. National Churches Trust have kindly awarded us a small grant of £3,368 towards the cost of this work.
Thank you so much National Churches Trust you support is much appreciated.
Holy Trinity Nativity Trail – December 15th
We began our Nativity Trail at the Salvation Army Hall and walked through the streets of Weymouth stopping off on the way to sing carols outside the Swan and Wellington Arms before heading into Holy Trinity for the Nativity Story. Annie and Dainty the most treasured donkeys in weymouth lead the trail.
Again lots of fun was had by all and our deepest thanks to Mel for bringing Annie and Dainty along we had the opportunity to feed and have our photos taken with the donkeys after the service.
Holy Trinity held its first Christmas tree festival from the 08th-12th December where charities and local businesses were invited to display their Christmas trees in church. During the week we had loads of visitors popping in to view our wonderful trees.
On Thursday evening we were joined by the Salvation Army Band for a magnificent traditional carol concert.
On the 8th December we held our Memorial of Light Service
We all gathered to light candles and remember love ones that we have lost.
Storm? What storm? No storm inside the nicest church on Weymouth today, as we began our Christmas Tree Festival in full force! Open all week, plenty to see, eat, drink and hear 
thanks to Wessex Folk Festival 2024 Nicky Footer and Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School & Community Nursery for the wonderful entertainment today 
What a wonderful night we had being entertained by Will Adams, a music hall sing-a-long with Cathy & Barbara, dancing by the Weymouth School of Ballet with the Decadettes closing the first half.
Cosmo the Clown opened the second half with a tribute to Harold Cordell, which included magic tricks and an appearance from Benny Cordell. This was followed by a poetic interlude from Cathy & Barbara, operatic singing from Sean Roberts, dancing by the Weymouth School of Ballet followed by more songs and dancing from the Decadettes before the Grand Finale.
£580 was raised on the evening which will be put towards the upkeep and fabric of Holy Trinity.
