Services and events All services occur in the Church and all other events occur in the Parish Hall, unless stated otherwise.
Thursday 22 August 1:15–2:45 pm: Stay and Play in the Main Hall. Fun, games, activities and companionship for everyone with small children.
Sunday 25 August 9:30 am: service for the Tenth Sunday after Trinity. All are welcome.
Tuesday 27 August 10:00 am: Mid-week Eucharist. A simple said Eucharist (Common Worship).
Wednesday 28 August 9:00 am: Scripture breakfast in the Parish Room. We start with a short passage of scripture for intelligent discussion, then prayers. We conclude with breakfast.
Friday–Sunday 12–15 September 10:00 am—4:00 pm: Heritage weekend in our sister Church of Waterhead (OL4 2JQ). The Church will open to everyone. Available for inspection will be artefacts from our extensive collection. Staff will be available for tours. Refreshments will also be available. All are welcome.
Sunday 22 September 4:00 pm: Evensong at St Mark’s Church in Glodwick (OL4 1AW). The preacher is the Deputy High Commissioner of Barbados. All are welcome.
Sunday 6 October 9:30 am: Harvest Festival in the Church. We conclude with a good meal together. All are welcome.
Saturday 26 October 7:00 for 7:30 pm: A good Quiz in the Parish Hall of our sister Church, Waterhead (OL4 2JQ). Entry cost £5 each, which includes the cost of supper. All are welcome.
Sunday 3 November 4:00 pm: Commemoration of the Faithful Departed (commonly known as ‘All Soul’s Day’) in our sister Church of Holy Trinity Waterhead (OL4 2JQ). All are welcome.
Sunday 15 December 6:00 pm: Carol service. We are accompanied by the Tame Valley Brass Ensemble and the Soul Inspiration Gospel Choir. All are welcome. We conclude with seasonal refreshments and mulled wine.
Tuesday 24 December 4:00 pm: Christingle service A service of magic and candlelight, soft voices and the anticipation of a joy-filled Christmas. The service occurs in our sister Church of Holy Trinity Waterhead (OL4 2JQ).
Tuesday 24 December 11:30 pm: Midnight Mass It feels like the world has stopped. There is no sound but the expectancy of waiting for Christmas. And we assemble in the hushed beauty of Holy Trinity Church, awaiting the birth of our Lord and Saviour in a manger. Midnight Mass is a traditional service of great joy and wonder.

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Page posted 22 August 2019