HOLY TRINITY MEANWOOD

Let us worship God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit

Church of England


Every Sunday 
8:30am Holy Communion
Simple reflective service
Check
calendar for venue
10:00am Traditional Worship
Sung Eucharist service
With
creche, kidzchurch and choir
Parade on 1st Sunday of month
11:30am Gather
Relaxed café style event in the Hall
(Held in Church every 1st Sunday)
Every Saturday
10am - 12noon Open for visitors
Hand made cards on sale weekly
Tea & cakes monthly - see calendar
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Funerals and Memorial Services
Funerals

To arrange a funeral you should first contact a Funeral Director.  They will explain everything to you, listen to your wishes and make the necessary arrangements.

If the person you have lost was living in Meanwood, or there is a close association with Holy Trinity, then it will usually be possible for the funeral service to take place at Holy Trinity church.  However, the graveyard is full and no further burials can take place here.  The only exception being where there is space in an existing family grave.

For further information, or if we can be of help to you in your time of loss, contact the Vicar

Memorial Services

Every four months we hold a Memorial Service at Holy Trinity to enable those people who wish to remember family and friends who have died to do so. The service, which lasts about 40 mintues, is for everyone who wishes to remember a loved one no matter where, or when, the funeral service took place. There will be an opportunity to light a candle in memory of those people who have died.

In 2013, Memorial Services will be held on the following dates

17th March            4pm

7th July                 6.30pm

10th November      4pm


Please contact Fran Needham for further details, or if you wish to have a family member or friend remembered at the service. Everyone is welcome to this service.

A New Rose Garden

The rose garden is to the right of the steps as you face the church, and is the place where we inter cremated remains.

Rose garden Unfortunately the current rose garden is full and now closed to further interments, so we need to find a new site. The Parochial Church Council's (PCC's) preferred location is adjacent to the present rose garden, to the left of the steps as you face the church. We propose a second rose garden, very similar the first.

Do you know of any reason why this would not be acceptable or appropriate? If so, please contact Rev Chris Orme or any member of the PCC. If no objections are received, we will apply for a faculty.
 The PCC; March 2013

 funeral flowers