Hi everyone,
Thanks so much to everyone who contributed to the events of last weekend, the Party in the Park, the weddings, the shared lunch and the family services. It was an extraordinary, if exhausting weekend! We have a little bit of calm time now as we head into the summer, but make sure you come along this Sunday for Rosanna’s first sermon where you can finally get some real biblical teaching.
In Paulton we are still putting together our groups for the 5 Marks of mission, so please take a look at the emails about that and on Sunday I’ll explain more about how I hope it will work.
Bless you and see you soon,
Adam
If you want to continue tracking with some of the sermon ideas as they develop I have included some more links to useful content that can help to keep us on the same 'wavelength'. This week , an interview reflecting on what it takes to bring change in the world:
What is the best analogy for the Trinity?
Why Did Rome Fall — and Are We Next?
Amos 7.7-end, Colossians 1.1-14, and Luke 10.25-37
See all below for all the other details of our groups and upcoming events.
Next Sunday we will meet at 9.30am in High Littleton and 11am in Paulton.
If you want to access resources in the meantime, we have a wealth of materials available.
You can use the YouTube link to get yourself tuned up and ready to sing with us on Sunday.
If you don't feel able to attend in person, we will continue to provide online worship options as well. The link to Twitch is at the bottom of this email.
COMING UP...
Knit and Natter meet in the back room of Paulton church on the first Wednesday of each month from 2 to 4pm. The next meeting is on Wednesday 6th August 2025.
Everyone is welcome to come along and join the group, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a cake and have a good natter!
TGIF is on every Friday and Monday from 10am to 11.30am for coffee, cake, playtime and good chatting - you can find the latest details on Facebook here. (Not during the school holidays)
Morning prayer is taking place at 9.30am Wednesday in Paulton and Thursday in High Littleton. It begins with 15 minutes of quiet reflection, followed by Common Worship morning prayer.
The Church of England have updated their Morning Prayer APP. You can now listen to morning prayer from the app. I would encourage you all to take this up as a daily practice, it is a great way to grow a pattern of prayer and learn the rhythm of responses each day.
You can download the app here: https://www.chpublishing.co.uk/apps/daily-prayer
view the live service and re-watch previous services here: https://www.twitch.tv/holytrinitychurchpaulton
Every blessing to you all.
Adam
