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I was privileged to read Alan Downing’s book on the Restoration of the Holy Trinity Church clock, when it was in manuscript. It was a considerable pleasure even at that stage. Now that it comes resplendant with excellent photographs and drawings, it is a MUST for anyone who has an interest in Holy Trinity Church or church clocks. Even with an…
A valiant effort was made by 5 members of Holy Trinity on Saturday 13th October to support the ‘Climate concern’ march through Geneva by ringing hand bells as the marchers walked past the church. Here are the hand bell ringers in action.
Read the latest blog from the honorary Director of Lay Discipleship in the Diocese in Europe, our very own Dr Clare Amos, on the nature of the continent of Europe and the implications of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union. http://www.anglicannews.org/blogs/2018/10/brexit-an-end-to-diversity-in-unity.aspx
Passers-by will have noticed that the church clock is now fully restored to its former glory and working accurately – all thanks to a very generous donation from a Geneva charitable trust and the hard work of members of Geneva’s horological school, under the direction of M. Jean-Pierre Curchod. A book detailing the process, written by Alan Downing who was responsible for…
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“Israel/Palestine…a hopeless basket case?” John Knox Centre, Chemin des Crêts-de-Pregny 27, 1218 Le Grand-Saconnex from 6-00 – 9-00 p.m. Paraic Reamonn lived and worked in Israel/Palestine for several years, met many of the key players in the dark drama that is unfolding there, and thought long, deep and theologically about what the answers might be. Do join the Church of Scotland for…
Please remember to book early to avoid disappointment for this great weekend in the beautiful mountain setting.
On the 28th October we will be joined by a choir from Hexham Abbey, directed by Keith Dale (a previous HTC organist known to many of us) Do make a note of the date and come along.
Caroline is a Baptist Minister who is a Retreat conductor and spiritual director and has been leading Quiet Days and retreats for 35 years. She was the first female Chaplain in the Royal Navy and served for 16 years including deployments to Antarctica, The Adriatic and The Gulf as well as time in shore establishments, such as Britannia Royal Naval College, Dartmouth,…