FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Ride + Stride is the single largest source of income for many Historic Churches Trusts enabling them to make grants to places of Christian worship. Taking place on the 2nd Saturday of September the funds raised are divided between the Friends of Kent churches and Holy Trinity Broadstairs. Church open throughout the day!
It is a legal requirement that NHS Trusts provide for the spiritual wellbeing of their patients and service users. Fr Dominic, with fourteen years experience at the coal face of the NHS, gives a frank and moving account of daily life in the hospital setting, together with an analysis of many of the pressures facing the NHS today.
Come along to this very special evening, with a fish and chip Supper, Prize Raffle and a game or two of Bingo ! Bring your own drinks! Advanced booking essential. Tickets cost £15 from the Parish Office.
Come along to our Saturday Market where there is something for everyone! Books, China, Bric a Brac, Linens, Crafts, Bake Stall, Raffle, Plants. Refreshments and light lunches served throughout the day. Independent stall holders welcome by prior arrangement. A great local indoor market!
Join us for our traditional Harvest Festival Eucharist, as we thank God for all that sustains and enriches our life and pray for a fairer sharing of resources in our world.
All domestic animals and pets are invited to bring along their well-behaved owners for a short special service of Blessing! All animals must be kept on a leash or in a secure carrycase. Certificates of Blessing will be available if desired. At all times owners will be responsible for their pets. Children are especially welcome and refreshments will be served.
Come along to a very special free illustrated talk in our ‘Sundays@Six’ series, by Canon Carl Fredrick Arvidsson on the life of British horticulturalist, garden designer, craftswoman, photographer and artist, Gertrude Jekyll. This promises to be an evening not to miss!
Cocktails, Three course Dinner, wine, Entertainment, and Dancing in the prestigious surroundings of the Broadstairs Pavilion! Dine before the exquisite background of Viking Bay; dance ‘till late to the fantastic sounds of “In With Flynn” (think Sinatra, Dean Martin et al!); Grand Raffle, Bar and Carriages at Midnight! Advance booking (essential). Fully inclusive tickets available @ £55 from 1st September!
We celebrate the Feast of All Saints on Friday 1st November with the Angelus and Eucharist at Noon. Coffee will be available from 10.00 a.m. and will precede the service. Do please join us on this happy day! All are most welcome!
We commemorate our departed loved ones, relations, friends and benefactors in a Eucharist, where each is remembered by name and commended for ever to God’s eternal and unfailing love.
Roy Peachey gives an illustrated talk about the ‘Mary’s Meals’ Global Charity, which feeds over 2.4 million children from poor backgrounds, across 17 different countries in their places of education. Do come along to hear both the history and the present day story of this remarkable charity.
All are welcome to this beautiful service of readings and music. Amidst falling leaves and fading light we kindle candles to illuminate the darkness, as we prepare once again for the season of Christmas and the coming of the One who brings light, grace and truth for all!
Save the date for our traditional Christmas Market! Stalls galore - crafts, teas, lunches, linens, plants, fresh bakes, Christmas gifts, Grand Draw and all the fun of the fair! Don’t miss it!
Come along to our Saturday Market, where there is something for everyone! Books, China, Bric a Brac, Linens, Bake Stall, Raffle, Crafts, Plants. Refreshments and light lunches served throughout the day. Independent stall holders welcome by prior arrangement. A great local indoor market!
Come along to our Saturday Market where there is something for everyone! Books, China, Bric a Brac, Linens, Crafts, Bake Stall, Raffle, Plants. Refreshments and light lunches served throughout the day. Independent stall holders welcome by prior arrangement. A great local indoor market. Come on down!
Join design historian, author and television presenter (A Stitch in Time, The Great British Sewing Bee) Amber Butchart as she takes us to the beach with an illustrated talk on ‘The Art of Seaside Fashion.’ The evening will include a prize raffle, a bar with refreshments and a book-signing featuring Amber's books. Don't miss this fun and fashionable evening with the always-glamorous Amber!
Tickets £10 (plus fee) via https://amberbutchart.eventbrite.co.uk/ or via the Parish Office: 01843-862921. All proceeds to church funds - Doors and Licensed Bar open 6pm
‘Finding Eanswythe: the Life and Afterlife of an Anglo-Saxon Saint’. An illustrated talk by Priest and Archaeologist, Dr Lesley Hardy, on the relics of The Abbess and Patron Saint of Folkestone, St Eanswythe. Come along to hear how a 600 year old mystery was finally solved! All welcome.
Join us for Italian food, entertainment, prize raffle and an altogether frivolous Italian evening! Bring your own drinks, advance tickets only from the Parish Office @ £12
Come along to our great Summer Market, where there is something for everyone! Arts and Crafts, Books, China, Bric a Brac, Linens, Bake Stall, Raffle, Plants. Refreshments and light lunches served throughout the day. Many independent stall holders and new ones welcome by prior arrangement. A great local market. Come on down!
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of The Reverend Derek Duncanson. As an Associate Priest, Fr Derek served this congregation faithfully over many years and we express our profound condolences to his loved ones in their loss. Fr Derek’s Funeral Requiem will take place at Holy Trinity at Noon on Wednesday 5th June. May he rest in peace.
Do join us for the third talk in our series ‘ Sundays@Six!’. Tonight Dennis Nothdruft gives an illustrated talk on “Symbolism in Christian Art”. A glass of wine is available from 6pm, leading into our speaker’s contribution. The evening ends by 7.30 p.m.
Today, on our Patronal Festival, we are delighted to welcome the Diocesan Director of The Social Justice Network, The Reverend Dr Jonathan Arnold, as guest preacher, at the Sung Eucharist.
Why not join us for a special lunch to mark Christian Aid Week! Advance tickets @ £10 available after Easter from Linda Curtis (01843) 602332 and from the Parish Office. All welcome.
We are delighted to host ‘The Good Gnus’, with the celebrated former Director of Music of Canterbury Cathedral, David Flood! ‘The Gnus’ bring their delectable fayre of humorous songs from Flanders & Swann, Noel Coward, Stilgoe & Skellern to our evening together - with the further promise of a satirical take on the current state of affairs! Advance tickets (£1.55 booking fee) via Eventbrite
https://thegoodgnus.eventbrite.co.uk , Via the Parish Office Tel: 01843-862921 or £10 at the door.
All are welcome to our Sung Eucharist with Address to celebrate the Ascension of Christ.
Why not come along to our Chilli & Fizz Supper? Tickets £10 to include Supper and a glass (or 2!) of fizz! Come along and bring your friends! Tickets must be purchased in advance 01843-862921
Do join us for our Traditional Festal Sung Eucharist of the Resurrection with Blessing of the Easter Garden, to celebrate that “Christ is Risen from the grave. Alleluia!”.
All are welcome and refreshments follow.
Join us for the Easter Vigil with lighting of the New Fire, the Paschal Candle and traditional ceremonies culminating in a glorious celebration of Christ’s Resurrection! Seasonal refreshments are served after the service. All are welcome.
Join us this Good Friday evening for a performance of Sir John Stainer’s ‘Crucifixion’ sung by ‘VOICES’, directed by Peter Futcher, with Greg Tassell, Tenor, Orlando Barton Hodges, Bass, and accompanied by Paul Stubbings. Tickets not required. Retiring collection. Don’t miss it!
We mark in words and music the day when Jesus died. The Solemn Liturgy of the Day with Veneration of the Cross will take place at 2 p.m.
We commemorate the last night of Jesus’ life, when he washed the disciples feet and gave the Eucharist or ‘Last Supper’ to his disciples. The Sung Eucharist leads into a ‘Watch of the Passion’ until 9.00 p.m.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of Holy Week there will be a Eucharist with short reflective Address at Noon each day. All are welcome.
To mark the beginning of Holy Week, join us for our Procession and Sung Eucharist with ‘palms and banners strewn’ as we enter into the sequence of events marking the last week of Jesus’ life.
Celebrate this special weekend by bringing Mother, Grandmother or Great-Grandmother to Afternoon Tea! Tickets MUST be purchased in advance from the Parish Office (01843) 862921 and are strictly limited @ £10 per head. Raffle and light entertainment make this a Treat not to be missed!
Do join us for the second in our new series ‘ Sundays@Six!’. Tonight Fr Malcolm Bradshaw leads us on an interesting journey around the Chaplaincies of Europe. A glass of wine is available from 6pm, leading into our speaker’s contribution. The evening ends by 7.30 p.m.
Why not join us every Friday in Lent at Noon for ‘Stations of the Cross’ - a series of short reflective meditations on the Passion of the Lord. All are welcome.
Do join us for our Sung Eucharist with the Imposition of Ashes, to mark the beginning of Lent.
Join us each Wednesday in Lent as we gather for the Eucharist at Noon (coffee served beforehand from 10.00 a.m.) and a reflective, devotional address. Do come along and make this part of your Lenten discipline.
Said Eucharist with the Imposition of Ashes. All are welcome to this short service to mark the beginning of Lent.
Renowned Iconographer, Peter Murphy, offers a short introduction to the history and theology of icons and their role in the Church, on this, the first in a new series of Sunday evening events! A glass of wine is available from 6pm, followed by a talk and concluding with questions and answers.
All are most welcome to this special event!
Come and join us as we celebrate the Visitation of the Wise Men to the Infant Jesus. Our special Sung Eucharist with Choir lasts around 1 hour and is followed by refreshments. All are welcome!
Today brings the Christmas & Epiphany season to an end. There will be a said Eucharist at noon to which all are welcome.
