Cancelled: Children’s and Dads’ Workshop for Mothering Sunday
CANCELLED: Come and make posies for mums on Mothering Sunday
Pancake Races
Pancake Races
Meet outside the Church.
Races for all adults and children.
BRING YOUR OWN FRYING PAN!
Pancakes for tossing will be provided and there will be a sweet and savoury pancake tea in the Church afterwards
Please ring Sarah Gall to book your place!
Postponed: PCC Meeting following APCM
Church Governance – Postponement of Meetings; PCC’s Report to the APCM
In view of the coronavirus outbreak, the Annual Parishioners’ Meeting (APM), the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) and the associated Parochial Church Council Meeting following the APCM, all scheduled for Sunday 19 April 2020, have been postponed. Under the currently prevailing provisions, the APM and the APCM will have to be held by the extended deadline of 31 October 2020. The PCC will still aim to finalise the 2019/20 report that it would have presented to the the APCM and publish it and send a copy to the Diocesan Board of Finance by the end of June 2020.Living in Love and Faith – Lent Course
Lent Course – Living in Love and Faith
At Holy Trinity Potten End
Living in Love and Faith is the name given to a set of resources to help the Church of England to explore Christian teaching and learning about identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage. As part of this over Lent across the Deanery there will be a number of five-week sessions exploring the material and be part of this process of listening and discernment. To find out more about these courses please contact the following:
- Rev Jane Bannister (Tring) – jane@tringteamparish.org.uk
- Rev Joe Roberts/Richard Hackworth (Potten End/Berkhamsted) – revjoeroberts@hotmail.com/
- richardhackworth@outlook.com
- Antony Archer (Little Gaddesden) – aw.archer@btinternet.com
Café Church
Café Church
Café Church is a new type of service being offered in Little Gaddesden on the second Sunday of most months of the year, unless there is a clash which makes it impractical. The format is entirely different from our other services, including the Family Service that used to occupy the ‘second Sunday’ slot:
- Wonderful fresh coffee and pastries upon arrival.
- Informal seating at tables.
- Accessible worship on screen.
- Lively music.
- Time to think.
- Time to pray.
- No formality.
- Time to discuss (no boring sermon!), just an opportunity to ask questions and share, if you wish, in a non-threatening environment.
- There will be a separate teaching activity for younger children during part of the service.
- Service should last no more than 40 minutes.
- Stay after and finish the pastries!
Café Church is inspired by ‘Reaching New People’ (RNP), one of St Albans’ Diocese’s key initiatives. We are exploring new ways of reaching people who aren’t currently engaged with the Church, whilst at the same time inspiring, refreshing and enriching all those who are already part of the congregation. We also want to encourage those who used to come to church on a Sunday, but for whatever reason have let churchgoing become less of a priority in their lives, to return.
Carols at Robin Hood House
Carols at Robin Hood House
Members of the choir and others sing Christmas carols for the residents of Robin Hood House