Forthcoming Events at Holy Trinity

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.

KEEPING SAFE

Llandudno Parish Fellowship invites members of the local community to an Open Meeting on Tuesday 26^th. February 2019 at 2.30pm in Holy Trinity Church Hall, Trinity Square, Llandudno.  Officers from North Wales Police and a Senior Officer from Conwy County Borough Council’s Trading Standards Office will be available to discuss ways of dealing with situations involving  SAFETY, ROGUE TRADERS, “SCAMS” etc. The presenters are keen to hear from anyone where such problems have affected them.

We look forward to welcoming Bishop Andy and people from across the Diocese to this special service to celebrate the Bishop’s 10th anniversary as Bishop of Bangor. The service will be Evensong at 5.00 pm in Holy Trinity Church.

Advance notice of our popular carol services for those planning Christmas visits to Llandudno.

Carols around the Christmas tree with a brass band, Holy Trinity Church grounds, Thursday 20 December, 7.00 pm.

Carols by Candlelight, St. Tudno’s Church, Sunday 23 December, 3.00, 4.30 and 6.00 pm.

8.00 am Eucharist Service.

9.45 am Civic Service of Remembrance, followed by parade to the War Memorial.

10.55 am Act of Remembrance and Holy Eucharist.

3.00 pm Junior Church Activities Afternoon in the church hall, followed by bring-and-share tea.

7.05 pm Ringing of the church bells, to follow lighting of the beacon on the Great Orme Summit at 7.00 pm.

On Saturday 10 November member of the NWABR will ring a peal, starting at 10.00 am, to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.

On Sunday 11 November the Holy Trinity ringers will ring the bells from 7.05 pm for 30 minutes, as part of the “Battle’s Over, Ringing out for Peace 2018” project.