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Another early start for the Intrepid Trinity Trippers and we were whizzing along the motorway in a comfortable minivan to our destination in Burgundy, the ancient city of Cluny. Beginning in the year 910, successive churches have been built on the site and they talk about Cluny I, Cluny II and Cluny III. Cluny III was when the abbey became really huge…
Dr Clare Amos and Canon Alan Amos gave us a facinating overview of the various Christian communities in the Middle East and first hand knowledge of the challenges they face today. The talk was peppered with interesting anecdotes and we finished by learning to sing the Lords’s Prayer in Syriac, an early Christian language. The talk was followed by a delicious light…
Between June and November 2017, a series of 11 organ recitals at HTC is being organised, featuring 10 internationally renowned organists. Please see the poster below for names and the dates and times of each recital – you can also pick up a flier from the back of church with the same details. poster organ recital series 2017 revised Organ Recital Series Sunday …
INHABITING TWO WORLDS Living in the world according to the values of the Kingdom of God SACEP* RETREAT with Lord George Carey of Clifton, 103rd Archbishop of Canterbury (1991 – 2002) When – September 8 – 10, 2017 Where – Bibelheim Männedorf above Lake Zurich Cost: Fr. 250 (includes room and board) Further details and booking form: Rev. Hilary Jones – hilaryjones@bluewin.ch…
The 2017 Annual General Meeting for Holy Trinity Church was held on Sunday 2 April at 11.15 in the Church Hall at Holy Trinity Church. Congratulations to our two Church wardens – Ann Shazell and Fred Samuels. They were formally ‘admitted’ by the Chaplain on behalf of Bishop Robert on Easter Sunday at the 10h30 Eucharist. Also, we have two new Council members – Jo…
Work in the church tower and renovation of the clock has now begun and is expected to last until early spring 2017. Scaffolding around the tower is in place but the main entrance is still accessible to church-users, with care. We apologise for any inconvenience caused, but look forward to having a fully revised clock with new housing in the near future.
Eight of us from Holy Trinity visited the St Gallen library on 1 October 2016. Five members of the congregation of St Andrew’s Zurich joined us on the train in Zurich. The train was very crowded, so we got to know one another over a cup of coffee in the town of St Gallen before being shown around the exhibition by our…