Holy trinity church hepworth
Welcome to Holy Trinity Church Hepworth
When will Holy Trinity be open?
Work is underway to open the doors at Holy Trinity in August, but the announcement of a local lockdown on 30th July has put a pause on the current plans. So, Holy Trinity is not in a position to re-open at this stage. Instead, worship is taking place in small groups outdoors, so if you would like to find out more about this, please get in touch.
Having been closed for so long, and with the pandemic continuing, it’s of paramount importance that premises are only re-opened when they are as safe as possible. With churches, this involves a lot of work, most of which needs to be carried out by volunteers. More information will be posted here when it becomes available. Please continue to take good care in all your daily interactions.
May God be with you and all whom you love.
The vicar, the Reverend Keith Griffin, can be contacted here.
A weekly reflection can be read here.
A Prayer for the Current Crisis
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.
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.
When will Holy Trinity be open?
Work is underway to open the doors at Holy Trinity in August, but the announcement of a local lockdown on 30th July has put a pause on the current plans. So, Holy Trinity is not in a position to re-open at this stage. Instead, worship is taking place in small groups outdoors, so if you would like to find out more about this, please get in touch.
Having been closed for so long, and with the pandemic continuing, it’s of paramount importance that premises are only re-opened when they are as safe as possible. With churches, this involves a lot of work, most of which needs to be carried out by volunteers. More information will be posted here when it becomes available. Please continue to take good care in all your daily interactions.
May God be with you and all whom you love.
The vicar, the Reverend Keith Griffin, can be contacted here.
A weekly reflection can be read here.
A Prayer for the Current Crisis
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.
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.
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