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 TRINITY HALL 10-12.00
Entry 50p. Teas and coffee will be served
After your Spring Cleaning look out your unwanted clothes, books,bric-a- brac etc. to donate.
Any offers of help, settng up, selling, and clearing up afterwards,
as well as donations of cakes, would be gratefully accepted . Tel: 453425
(raising funds for Transforming Trinity– Transforming Lives) |
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 Download your copy of May Trinity Times to find out more about what is going on at HTF.
Includes an update on the Gideon's in Frome, the upcoming Men's "Curry Night", new opportunities to walk and talk (to God), and some thought provoking articles. |
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PERENNIAL PLANT, & CAKE SALE |
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19th May
Oakfield Road Small Group would like to invite you to a Perennial plant and Cake sale.
The sale will be held at Applecroft, 16 Spring Road on Saturday the 19th of May at 2.30pm. Refreshments will also be on sale and all the precedes will go to Transforming Trinity—Transforming lives. |
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Gideon's update from the Mendip Branch |
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All praise to our God who "opens doors that no-one can shut" (Revelation ch 3 v7)
On Wednesday 11th April, eight hundred "Camouflage" New Testaments were taken to the local Regiment at Warminster prior to deployment in Afghanistan the following week. We received a great welcome and one of the Officers in command thanked us for this "generous and thoughtful gift to the Regiment" and concluded by saying "this book is going with me everywhere I go". Prior to boarding transport for Afghanistan, each member of the Regiment was given their New Testament and a small prayer card along with their kit. We give thanks to our great God as well as to Rev. John Duncan, the amazing Padre and man of God, who coordinated this initiative. We also give thanks for the generous support and prayers of many individuals and local churches!
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Conserving Creation -Picnic at Rodden Meadow |
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20th May, 3-5pm
Rodden Meadow is the only remnant of Frome's early sheep farming and wool trade landscape. When Frome Town Council took over several years ago they successfully re-established traditional methods of management such as pollarding trees, mowing once or twice a year, and keeping riverside vegetation clipped. The aim is to benefit both wildlife and the public. A visit to Rodden Meadow is a joy at any time but it would be wonderful if lots of people, especially those who have never been before, all joined to celebrate the meadow at the River Friends sponsored picnic on 20th May 3-5pm. The local Acoustic Street Bandits will be playing at 4pm with their delightful mixture of instruments and gently jazzed music. Children will have craft activities at a small charge and we hope there will be other items of interest.
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