On Friday 25th there’ll be a Fun Day at Holy Trinity Church, open to all children of Primary School age. The theme will be “journey” and children will walk into an imaginary world in which they go on an exciting
Acts of worship Lent to Easter 2019
10th March First Sunday in Lent. Luke 4: 1 – 13. The temptations in the wilderness. How typical are they of our temptations? Is there such a being as the Devil or is this just a shorthand 1st century way
EPIPHANY 2019
At this bleakest time of the year, when apparently suicides rise – the days are short, sunlight scarce, and the festivities of Christmas a world away, the Church celebrates six weeks of “Epiphany” which means Christ’s “shining out”. Christmas saw
Christmas Services 2018
Sunday 23rd December 10.30am Brief said service of Holy Communion 3pm Community Carol Service by candle-light, followed by light refreshments Monday 24th December 11pm Candlelit Midnight
NOVEMBER/DECEMBER
Looking back and looking forward REMEMBRANCE Yesterday we commemorated all who died fighting for their country – especially the 31 men from Langdale who died in the World Wars. We were blessed to be joined by a serving soldier, Emma
Season of Remembrance
Change of Venue
On Sunday the 7th October this year there will be no morning service at Holy Trinity, Langdale. Instead we shall all be joining together for a service at St Mary’s Ambleside (along with 14 other worshipping congregations in this area);
Autumn 2018
Heritage Open Days On Saturday 8th September and Friday 14th from 10am to 4.30pm, refreshments will be available, all rooms in the church will be open, objects used in worship will be on display, visitors can see an old 19th
HOLY WEEK 2018
25th March – Palm Sunday 10.30 a.m. – Mark 11, 1 – 11 Thanksgiving for the birth of Jasper Thomas combined with a traditional celebration of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem on a donkey to the praises of his people. 29th
Post-Christmas blues
Who really wants to say goodbye to family togetherness, parties, a precious time of leisure… before the hurly-burly of “ordinary life” takes over again? It’s sometimes a sad task to take down those Christmas decorations, but it’s got to be