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Gift Day 2019 - Thank You!

We are grateful to God for the generous donations that made up the £5,550.13 (when Gift Aid is taken into account) given as part of our Gift Day 2019.

This brings our total in the Building Fund to just under £13,000 and means we are half way towards our redecoration estimate of £25,000-£30,000.

If you would like to help us reach this figure, so that we can redecorate the church (and replace our kitchen), please go to trinityashby.net/appeal or pick up an Appeal 2019 leaflet in church.

This leaflet is a slightly modified version of our Gift Day 2019 leaflet, with all the information someone might need to make a gift to our Building Fund (first for the redecoration of the Church).

Festival, Fair and Festival Cafe

Starting on Saturday 30 November our two week long Christmas Tree Festival launches with out Christmas Tree Fair (10am to 4pm) on Saturday 30 November. This will then be followed up the the Festival Cafe on Saturday 7 December from 10am to 12pm.

Christmas Flagstaff Flyer

Get you copy in Church, with events across the team.

Updates

Hope and Remembrance

I am grateful to our Pastoral Assistant, Kathy Hart, who again organised and led our Hope and Remembrance service. This was a moving event, that was helpful to a wide range of people grieving a loved one. Kathy will also be hosting our Remembrance at Christmastime on Saturday 28 December in Holy Trinity, between 10am and 4pm. Drop-in when you can and stay for as long as you want.

Remembrance Sunday 2019

This year we again had our church pillars decorated by our uniformed organisation, and I am grateful to Jo Davies for coordinating this and our uniformed organisations contributions to our All Age Remembrance Sunday Service.

Alpha

Our Alpha Course at 1 Trinity Close will be coming to a close in December. We have seen God at work in many ways through the course, touching and changing lives. In 2020 we will be having an another Alpha course with details to be published in our December Trinity Life.

Election 2019

Hustings

On Tuesday 3 December, 7:00pm–9:00pm at Holy Trinity Ashby

Send questions in advance, by post: Ashby Hustings, ? 1 Trinity Cl., Ashby de la Zouch, LE65 2GQ on twitter: @AshbyHustings or by email: ashbyhustings@flagstaff.org.uk

Praying the Polls

On Election Day, Thursday 12 December, 7:00am–10:00pm at St Helen’s Ashby

St Helen’s will be open all day for anyone ?who wants to come and pray for our nation.

Late publication

Please accept my apologies for the late publication of this November Trinity Life.

Yours in Christ

Tim Phillips


Past Articles

This November, Tim Phillips brings a Gift Day update and writes about a range of recent events and some soon to come.
Gift Day, Annual Review of Giving and an Alpha Update.
Where is your treasure? As our variable summer rolls on, I'd like to invite you to think about your sense of security. Often we face unexpected turns in life. The things we thought were solid, even certain end up disappearing like the morning mist.
The Summer is here, the weather is warm (for now). What are we going to do with the freedom that comes with Summer-time?
The Annual Report on 2018 for Holy Trinity Ashby can be downloaded at trinityashby.net/report
We have this wonderful mystery to proclaim: Christ is Risen!
We often find it harder to go deeper. Life can be full of busyness, much-ness and many-ness, hurry and rush. Year follows on from year, and it seems that we aren't making any progress.
Dr Paula Gooder is one of the foremost bible teachers of her generation. This Lent we will be using the Lentwise study material that Dr Gooder has prepared for our Team Talk 2019 sessions.
These words often seem like flimflam. Easy to say and hard to do. There is only one fundamental way to be new, and that is to be born again.
This is the way that the apostle Paul signs off more than one of his letters.
As we look back, thankful for those who gave their lives in conflicts past and present, we also look forward. How should we remember as we move into the second century following the end of the first global war? We have we learnt...
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