Members of Holy Trinity congregation and their friends regularly meet at The Weavers pub for tea, cake and chat. Do come and join us.

We look forward to seeing you.

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Stay and Play session for pre-school children and their carers
Play, crafts, song and a snack
Refreshments for adults
£1.50 per family

Supported by volunteers from the churches of Westbury Area Churches Together

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We are encouraged to put down deep roots of hope by connecting with God who is with us at all times. In Lent we journey with Jesus on the difficult and thorny road that leads all the way to the cross on Good Friday – and beyond, to the transformation of Easter Day.

God invites us to bring to him our own journey through everyday life. In the disappointment of daily setbacks and the pain of deeper hurts, we discover that God is present with us. And God promises a future where all things are healed and made new.

Living Hope offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world.

The readings and reflections explore how we can have hope in times of frustration or uncertainty; the hope found in joining with others; the invitation to notice signs of hope around us; the courage to face reality and pursue a hopeful future; and the ways God transforms death into life at Easter.

We are hoping that people from across the Westbury Area Churches Together will join together for this year’s Lent groups. They will start w/c 3 March and there will be six sessions.
There will be free booklets available to accompany the meetings which have been purchased by WACT. The material is also available to download from the Church of England website nearer the time. You can receive daily reflections in your inbox throughout Lent.

There will be an introduction to the material at our Ash Wednesday service of Holy Communion at 7.00 pm at All Saints church on Wednesday 5th March for all who are able to come.

We have three groups this year which will meet across the Westbury Area. Please sign up for your preferred group using the sign up sheet in our churches, or by emailing [email protected].

Or by talking to your church leader

We are encouraged to put down deep roots of hope by connecting with God who is with us at all times. In Lent we journey with Jesus on the difficult and thorny road that leads all the way to the cross on Good Friday – and beyond, to the transformation of Easter Day.

God invites us to bring to him our own journey through everyday life. In the disappointment of daily setbacks and the pain of deeper hurts, we discover that God is present with us. And God promises a future where all things are healed and made new.

Living Hope offers us the opportunity to deepen our hope in God and be part of what God is doing to bring hope in the world.

The readings and reflections explore how we can have hope in times of frustration or uncertainty; the hope found in joining with others; the invitation to notice signs of hope around us; the courage to face reality and pursue a hopeful future; and the ways God transforms death into life at Easter.

We are hoping that people from across the Westbury Area Churches Together will join together for this year’s Lent groups. They will start w/c 3 March and there will be six sessions.

There will be free booklets available to accompany the meetings which have been purchased by WACT. The material is also available to download from the Church of England website nearer the time. You can receive daily reflections in your inbox throughout Lent.

There will be an introduction to the material at our Ash Wednesday service of Holy Communion at 7.00 pm at All Saints church on Wednesday 5th March for all who are able to come.

We have three groups this year which will meet across the Westbury Area. Please sign up for your preferred group using the sign up sheet in our churches, or by emailing [email protected].

Or by talking to your church leader.

First Saturday every month -
Meet friends old and new over refreshments and grab a bargain from the table top sellers.
Table hire FREE. Voluntary donations toward the ministry and mission of the Church.
To book a table or stall please contact Garth: 01373 822414

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Praise & Worship service

All service details on screen.

Photo courtesy of Barbara Jackson from Pixabay

Suitable for everyone who would like to practice singing hymns in readiness for all our services.

You are invited to join us from 3pm to 4pm for social time, support, chat and tea/coffee and homemade cake!

All welcome! We’d love to see you.

No need to book, just come along. Activities for children will be available.

The Prayer Group meets monthly on the 4th Thursday of the month at 11am in Holy Trinity church. The group meets for 30 mins and afterwards there is a drop in for anyone wanting to ask questions about prayer. If you have ever wondered if God hears our prayers, if we should expect to hear from God, how to pray for family and friends, how to pray in silence, or in tongues, to intercede, or write your own, this would be a good opportunity to come and find out.

Known also as ‘The Eucharist’, ‘The Lord’s Supper’ or ‘Mass’ is a service of readings and prayers that lead up to a symbolic sharing of bread and wine in remembrance of Jesus’ Last Supper.

There will be refreshments after the service.

All are very welcome.

Photo courtesy of James Coleman from Unsplash.

Explore the bible with Lego bricks and stories
Monthly on the 4th Sunday, January to November inclusive

Faith, Food & Fun!

Children to be accompanied by responsible adult

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Café style service held in Dilton Marsh Memorial Hall, non communion, service with breakfast available to enjoy.

An invitation by the Community of Hopeweavers, by kind permission of the Bath StillWaters Community.

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