We have a variety of regular groups which meet as part of our church family life.
Groups cater for all different needs and all different ages.
It isn’t easy to get to know everyone in the church family, but regular groups make it possible for you to meet new people and to get to know them.
Please check the Church Services page for the latest update on our services and activities. For more information, please contact the Church Office
Men's Breakfast provides an opportunity for men of all ages to get together for a leisurely Saturday morning breakfast (usually afull English!) on a regular basis. Men's Breakfast is a great way of getting to know other men in the church and to build up stronger friendships.
The ladies meet up between 2pm and 4pm on the last Wednesday of each month at the home of Liz Leggott. Enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Manor Farm; go for a walk around the grounds, or sit and chat in the lounge. This year's dates and more information are available...
At all our morning services and at the evening service of Holy Communion, there is the opportunity for anyone who wishes to receive confidential prayer from members of our Ministry Team, for example for healing or because they want to go deeper with God. There are also specific ministry services...
On the 4th Tuesday of every month we have our church prayer meetings; one at 10.15 am for an hour in the Church Lounge Foyer, and another from 7:30 pm to 8.30pm in the Church Lounge. Some church members pray together in what are known as prayer triplets. We have a...
Community Activities
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This is an informal group open to everyone which meets on second Monday each month for lunch and fellowship in the Church Lounge…
Holy Trinity plays a full and active part in Churches Together in Boston (CTIB).We share in a number of projects together, ranging from united services to the Street Pastors Scheme (for details see www.streetpastors.org.uk), and from a regular ministers’ prayer breakfast to a weekly soup kitchen for the homeless. Our overriding...