Holy trinity church hepworth
Welcome to Holy Trinity Church Hepworth
Holy Trinity Church is now Covid secure and the congregation is worshipping with the churches of Holy Trinity, Holmfirth and St John's, Upperthong.
The final service of October will take place at Hepworth on Sunday 25th. If you would like to attend please contact the Reverend Keith Griffin here, as we need to keep track of numbers due to Covid restrictions.
The Annual Meeting for Hepworth Church takes place on Zoom at 7.30pm on Tuesday 3rd November. This meeting will appoint churchwardens for 2020-21 and receive the accounts for the year ended 31st December 2019. Further details are available here.
Hepworth Church aims to provide a safe environment for children, adults and all who visit. This involves following the legal and procedural framework set out by the Church of England and the Diocese of Leeds. Further information is available here. A letter from Keith about the IICSA report on child sexual abuse in the Church of England can be read here.
Please continue to take good care in all your daily interactions. May God be with you and all whom you love.
A Prayer
Lord Jesus Christ,
you taught us to love our neighbour,
and to care for those in need
as if we were caring for you.
In this time of anxiety, give us strength
to comfort the fearful, to tend the sick,
and to assure the isolated
of our love, and your love,
for your name’s sake.
Amen.
Holy Trinity Church is now Covid secure and the congregation is worshipping with the churches of Holy Trinity, Holmfirth and St John's, Upperthong.
The final service of October will take place at Hepworth on Sunday 25th. If you would like to attend please contact the Reverend Keith Griffin here, as we need to keep track of numbers due to Covid restrictions.
The Annual Meeting for Hepworth Church takes place on Zoom at 7.30pm on Tuesday 3rd November. This meeting will appoint churchwardens for 2020-21 and receive the accounts for the year ended 31st December 2019. Further details are available here.
Hepworth Church aims to provide a safe environment for children, adults and all who visit. This involves following the legal and procedural framework set out by the Church of England and the Diocese of Leeds. Further information is available here. A letter from Keith about the IICSA report on child sexual abuse in the Church of England can be read here.
Please continue to take good care in all your daily interactions. May God be with you and all whom you love.
A Prayer
Lord Jesus Christ,
you taught us to love our neighbour,
and to care for those in need
as if we were caring for you.
In this time of anxiety, give us strength
to comfort the fearful, to tend the sick,
and to assure the isolated
of our love, and your love,
for your name’s sake.
Amen.
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