Forthcoming Events at Holy Trinity

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, both Holy Trinity Church and St. Tudno’s Church are closed until further notice.

While there are no services during the COVID-19 pandemic, we aim to send out weekly newsletters to keep everyone in touch.  There will be one for the Ministry Area in general and one for St. Tudno’s Church (many of whose “family” come from outside the Ministry Area). If you would like to receive one of these, please use the Contact form to let us know and indicate which newsletter(s) you would like to receive.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, all the services and activities at both Holy Trinity Church and St. Tudno’s Church have been suspended until further notice.

Tuesday 25 February, Shrove Tuesday, 4.30 pm, Pancake Party in the church Hall, organised by Junior Church and the Mothers’ Union.

Wednesday 26 February, Ash Wednesday, Eucharist at 11.00 am instead of 9.00 am.  Frugal lunch instead of coffee morning.

Llandudno Christmas Fayre will include stalls in Holy Trinity Church grounds and hall.

There will be no parking in the Church grounds from 6.00 pm on Sunday, 10th until 8.00 am on Tuesday, 19th November. Anybody attending Church services will need to wear an armband. These and car parking passes for parking on the East side of the Church in Trinity Square will be available from the Wardens.

The church will be open during the Fayre and we look forward to welcoming visitors. 

The Civic Service of Remembrance will be held at 9.45 am and will be followed by the parade to the Cenotaph.

There will also be a Service of Eucharist with Remembrance at Holy Trinity at 11.25 am.

At 3.00 pm there will be Junior Church activities in the church hall.

There will be two informal Bible study groups beginning in September, meeting fortnightly on Monday mornings and Thursday evenings, to give a choice of times. Discussions may be related to the Bible reading series currently being followed by the Ministry Area: “The Road is Made for Walking”. Everyone is welcome to join these explorations of the Bible in “user friendly” sessions by commenting or simply listening.  Please contact us for details of times and venues.

Debuted at the 2000 Los Angeles Religious Education Congress, The Feast of Life reminds us of the fourteen banquets mentioned in Luke’s Gospel and invites us once again to hear and experience the stories of Jesus. In this musical by Marty Haugen, a diverse group of adults and children gather around a banquet table to retell the parables in Luke’s Gospel. The group tells and sings of “The Good Samaritan”, “The Prodigal Son”, “The Journey to Emmaus”, and other parables, as well as the birth and the Passion of Jesus.

The performance on Sunday 26 May at 3.00 pm will be at Holy Trinity Church (Anglican/Church in Wales), Mostyn Street, Llandudno.

The performance on Sunday 2 June at 5.00 pm will be at Gloddaeth Church (English Presbyterian/United Reform), Chapel Street, Llandudno.

Entry is free. There will be a voluntary retiring collection.