Holy Trinity Church, Stanton in Peak, plans to open its doors again for public worship on Sunday 6 September at 9.30 am. The service will be a said Morning Prayer as hymns are not currently allowed, with singing being seen as having the potential to spread the virus. A risk assessment has been carried out and approved by the Archdeacon of Derby. Social distancing and hygiene measures will be observed. Please do not attend if you or anyone in your household has any Covid-19 symptoms, or if you or anyone in your household has been in contact with anyone with symptoms. With the lockdown being extended for places of worship, and no revenue for for 6 months, donations would be very welcome. If you feel in a position to make a contribution, please email dianecpeet@hotmail.co.uk for details.Unfortunately, there will be no Harvest Supper this year. A Harvest Service of some sort will take place on 4 October, all being well. A Church Near You will give details of updates on services, events and information.
The PCC carried out a risk assessment, in line with Church of England/Diocese of Derby guidelines in relation to re-opening the Church and holding services. The risk assessment was approved by the Archdeacon of Derby, the Venerable Dr Christopher Cunliffe. At a socially distanced, outdoor meeting held on 20 July, the PCC agreed to re-open for a said Morning Prayer service on 6 September. More information will follow in the calendar.
Holy Trinity Church, Stanton in Peak, remains closed for now. The PCC members are following Diocese and Government advice to ensure the risk assessment is in line with their recommendations.
All regular services have been removed from the calendar to avoid any confusion. The webpage will be updated at the appropriate time. Stay safe and well during this difficult time.
