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THETrinity TIMES
The Parish Magazine of Holy Trinity Church, Henley-on-Thames
May 2021
THE VICAR’S LETTER
Dear friends,
The celebration of Whitsun, or Jesus and give gifts to equip our
Pentecost this month could be witness. For the disciples the
described as a birthday party for the experience of this power was
Church, as we remember the gift of overwhelming. It was essentially an
the Holy Spirit to the first disciples encounter with God’s love. For us,
(Acts 2:1-13). this can be equally emotional or quiet
(we are all different), but all are
What are we celebrating? included, and nobody is excluded
from this experience.
God’s Promise:
The disciples obeyed Jesus’s God’s Purpose:
instructions as they gathered in the The disciples ‘began to speak in other
Upper Room: ‘Do not leave tongues as the Spirit enabled them.’
Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my (Acts 2:4). The Spirit empowered their
Father promised’ (Acts 1:4). They met witness, so that everyone heard them
expectantly in prayer for God’s speaking in their own ‘native
promised gift. Just as we look forward language’ (lit: dialect, v8). We all have
to birthday presents, how eager are different stories to tell of God’s activity
we to receive more of the Spirit in our in our lives and they are all valuable.
lives? (Often we don’t believe this!) It’s then
the work of the Holy Spirit to translate
God’s Power: our words in a way that those around
‘All of them were filled with the Holy can understand, and His job to take
Spirit’ (Acts 2:4). The disciples even our stumbling words to reach
needed the power of the Spirit to be the hearts of others. At Pentecost,
different: not fearfully gathered behind 3,000 people were added to the
locked doors, but energized to make church in one day! What do we
Christ known. The Holy Spirit can expect of the Holy Spirit in our day?
transform our lives into the likeness of
Best wishes.
Duncan
The Reverend Duncan Carter
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Trinity at Four update
Dear friends,
Jesus and the church confess Jesus to be his saving king.
Many other 'stones' would be laid on
"And I tell you that you are Peter, and top of him. And so, the most important
on this rock I will build my church, and thing to appreciate about Jesus'
the gates of Hades will not overcome manifesto for church is that 'church' is
it." (Matthew 16:18) not primarily an institution, and
certainly not a building. Rather, it is a
In these forthright words, Jesus family of people who together with
launches his manifesto for the church. Peter confess Jesus to be their saving
Whatever we may think about church, king. Like Peter, these people are
here Jesus makes his own view on weak and flawed, and yet precious
the matter plain. and loved by God on account of
Jesus, and being built together into a
1. Church is Jesus' people 'spiritual house' (1 Peter 2:4-5), God's
Jesus gives Simon the fisherman a dwelling on earth, his people.
new name, Peter, derived from the
greek term for 'rock'. As we read on in 2. Church is Jesus's plan
Matthew's gospel it becomes clear Jesus couldn't be clearer about his
that this is not a reflection of Peter's intentions: "on this rock I will build my
own personal strength; he would church". Jesus's plan is not to rescue
famously deny Jesus' three times. a collection of scattered and
Jesus gives Peter his name not disconnected individuals. But rather to
because of anything about Peter rescue a people, who will make up his
himself, but because of the role he church. Church is central in Jesus's
would fulfil. Peter would be the rock- plans to grow his perfect and eternal
like foundation on which Jesus kingdom. He even gives his people
would build his church. So what made the most awesome responsibility to
Peter a suitable foundation? The guard and proclaim the saving gospel
preceding verses give us the answer: by which people can be welcomed
into this kingdom: "I will give you the
“But what about you?” Jesus asked. keys of the kingdom of heaven;
“Who do you say I am?” whatever you bind on earth will be
bound in heaven, and whatever you
Simon Peter answered, “You are the loose on earth will be lost in heaven.”
Messiah, the Son of the living God.” (Matt. 16:19). The 'keys' here are the
(Matthew 16:15-16) gospel message, which when
proclaimed comes with God's
Peter, for all his weaknesses, is the authority to call people into his
first person to publicly confess who kingdom.
Jesus is; that he is God's Messiah-
the rescuing king promised in the Old We might think the church looks
Testament. Peter, like the first stone rather small and weak, but let's not
laid, was the first, but not the last to
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forget the central role the church has other blemish, but holy and
in Christ's plans for the world. blameless.
3. Church is Jesus's passion Church is Jesus' people, his plan, his
You can hear the passion in Jesus's passion. And this means that if
voice as he declares, "and the gates Christians are to be 'Jesus’s people',
of Hades will not overcome it." Here we will also need to be 'church’s
speaks one who is as passionately people'. We cannot claim to love and
committed to his church as a new follow Christ and also be indifferent
husband is to his wife. As Paul writes about his people, his plan and his
in Ephesians 5:25-27 passion! This will always be a
challenge in our busy, materialistic
Husbands, love your wives, just as and individualistic age. And yet when
Christ loved the church and gave we truly commit to and live out the
himself up for her to make her holy, vision that Jesus has for us as his
cleansing her by the washing with church, we will have the great
water through the word, and to privilege of seeing God at work to
present her to himself as a radiant build and grow his kingdom through
church, without stain or wrinkle or any us.
Much love,
Sam
The Reverend Sam Brewster
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Christian Aid Week 2021
I take it for granted that, if I want a Any gift that you can make can be
drink of water, a wash, a shower, or used to provide communities with the
clean my teeth, I can just turn the tap means to build reliable water
on, and out will flow clean water, systems. Earth dams can be built to
unlimited, even when we have dry form huge basins to collect and store
periods. any rain that does fall, often in the
form of storms and flash floods. The
However, it isn’t like that for everyone. water can then be piped to taps for
For example, think of the people of people like Rose to draw from, and
Kitui county in Eastern Kenya. these earth dams have already been
Christian Aid tells me that they are in shown to be very useful and a life-
the grip of a climate emergency. saving means of helping people to
Severe drought, followed by extreme farm the land they live on to provide
and unpredictable changes in weather food for themselves and their families.
have destroyed crops, killed livestock
and continues to threaten their Please support Christian Aid during
livelihoods. That was before the Covid the week of May 10 to 16. A donation
pandemic, which has made matters of £10 could buy a pair of taps at a
even worse. We have water ‘on tap’ in water point which will be installed in
our homes, but what if the nearest an earth dam; £42 could buy 350 kg
water is miles away, and you have to of cement to build an earth dam; £335
get there and back on foot? could pay for a communal water point
with two taps at an earth dam. These
Could you support Christian Aid by are just some examples, and anything
giving a donation during Christian Aid you can give will be so useful.
Week to help the people of this region
in Kenya? People like Rose, a 68- You can donate online at
year-old lady, who has to make a six- caid.org.uk/caw21. Alternatively, you
hour round trip every other day to can give through my Just giving page
collect water for her family so that (https://www.justgiving.com/fundra
they can farm, drink and wash. She is ising/michael-hails2). Any donations
hungry and tired, but she has to do it, go straight to Christian Aid. Thank
because the lives of her grandchildren you for helping.
depend on her. MRH
Church Duties
Due to Rosemary Woodroffe absconding to South Wales to be near her family the
task of organising the distribution of the church magazines will now be undertaken
by Sarah Cook.
Likewise, the annual task of maintaining the Commonwealth graves and placing
poppies on the headstones each November will now be done by Charlotte Miles-
Kingston.
Rosemary is very grateful for these willing replacements and wishes everyone well.
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CHURCH FLOWER LADIES
Maureen George Mary Burton
As time goes by, the passing years Mary went on various flower-
take their toll on people’s capabilities. arranging courses. Maureen George
At long-last, sadly, our Flower Ladies, is also a long-standing flower lady
Mary Burton, and Maureen George, who, like Mary, learnt the art of flower
have had to reluctantly admit that they arranging from former flower ladies. In
can no longer carry out the physical recent years, there have been other
work of providing ‘Bright and occasional helpers with church
Beautiful’ flower displays for the flowers, including Lyn Clayden and
church. Valerie Morgan.
Since the earliest times, places of The church would not be the same
worship have been decorated with without its complimentary ministry of
flowers. Apart from enhancing the flowers. We hope that others will
atmosphere of a dark and gloomy come forward and follow in the
building, flowers symbolise the love footsteps of former flower ladies, so
and joy of God’s creation, and fit as to continue to fulfil this recreational
appropriately into the sacred setting of and gratifying church role.
holy worship. Flowers serve as a
reminder of the gift of life God has
given to us all, and of the wonderful
natural world in which we live.
Mary Burton became a church flower
lady helper in 1996, twenty five years
ago. At the time she had had little
experience of the floral art of flower
arranging, and learnt the craft over
the years from the then serving flower
ladies, Diana Brown, Ruth Forster,
JB
and Barbara Williams. In addition,
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A celebration of flowers for Holy Trinity church flower ladies. A small selection of
the hundreds of flower arrangements they created over recent years.
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Children’s Pages
Ascension
This month the Church celebrates the Ascension of Jesus, the sending of the Holy
Spirit at Pentecost, and the fact that our God is a Trinity: Father, Son and Holy
Spirit. After the Resurrection, Jesus was seen on the road to Emmaus, by the Sea
of Galilee, in houses, etc. He encouraged his disciples, and said that He was
sending them to all corners of the earth, as his witnesses. 40 days after Easter,
Jesus ascended into heaven; his work on earth was done. The disciples returned to
Jerusalem, and on the fateful morning of Pentecost, there was suddenly the sound
as of a mighty rushing wind. Tongues of flame flickered on their heads, and they
began to praise God in many tongues – to the astonishment of those who heard
them. That morning the Holy Spirit came to dwell in all those who believed in Jesus:
the Church was born. And so we have a true God: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Ascension Prayer Tongues Languages Trinity
Blessed Power Flame Earth Father
Taken One Joy Peter Son
Jerusalem Room Praise Holy triune
Wait Disciples Confusion Spirit
Parish Pump
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Children’s Pages
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SERVICES in MAY
The Vicar, the Reverend Duncan SUNDAY 16th MAY
Carter, will lead the morning services,
with the assistance of the Licensed Seventh Sunday of Easter
Lay Minister, Michael Forsdike.
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
The Reverend Sam Brewster, will
lead the Trinity at Four services. 4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
SUNDAY 2nd MAY SUNDAY 23rd MAY
Fifth Sunday of Easter Whit Sunday
Pentecost
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
10:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION
4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
SUNDAY 9th MAY
Sixth Sunday of Easter
10:00 A.M. HOLY COMMUNION
4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
THURSDAY 13th MAY
Ascension Day
6:00 P.M. HOLY COMMUNION
SUNDAY 30th MAY
Trinity Sunday
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
SUNDAY 6th JUNE
Second Sunday of Trinity
10:00 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP
4:00 P.M. TRINITY AT FOUR
10Reverend Duncan Carter
Holy Trinity Vicarage
Church Street
Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire, RG9 1SE
Tel: (01491) 574822
The Vicar is always glad to see
anyone needing help or advice.
Talking through problems and praying
with people are his top priorities. Do
not feel worried about sharing your
problems, whatever the concern, large
WEDDING or small. For your reference, his day
off is Saturday.
6th Apr Joseph Henry Thomas
Badham
and Becky Alice McRobert
FUNERALS
25th Mar Elara Jae Foxley
26th Apr Derek John Laye
Our 10:00 a.m. services are available
to watch live on You Tube. Go to:
www.holytrinityhenley.org.uk/
services-1.html for the link.
11Good Friday Trail
On Good Friday there was a trail was getting on a bit, and was hoping
around Henley telling us five stories to find some young people to take
about the first Good Friday nearly over from his job.
2,000 years ago. We decided to go
early and arrived at the entrance to
the church, where we met the owner
of the house where Jesus and his
disciples celebrated Passover. He
told us that he'd over heard some of
the conversation about Jesus saying
he was going to die.
He was very confused by this.
We picked up a map to find out more
about what had happened after this
meal that had caused him such
anxiety.
After that we headed for West Street.
We met a man there called Barabas.
He was really confused. He had been
sentenced to be crucified. He was still
wearing his manacles but had been
released by Pilate.
He appreciated that he was very lucky
but vexed as to why. He thought it
was something to do with him being
released in the place of someone
else. We left him to come to terms
with this unexpected change of fate.
Our next stop was at the vicarage
where we met a Roman guard. He
was telling us about how he had been
among a group of guards who had
been led to a garden. The man who
had led them there kissed someone in
the garden which was the signal to
arrest that man.
The Roman guard wasn't sure what
this man had done and he certainly
didn't look dangerous, but who was
he to question the arrest? He was
only following orders. He did say he
12The next stop was in Queen Street, The last stop was in Friday Street. We
but on our way as we went along were greeted there by Mary of
Duke Street, we called into the bakery Magdalene. She told us that in a short
to pick up our Hot Cross Buns. while she was going to go down to the
In Queen Street we found a Roman tomb where Jesus had been laid to
Centurion standing there with her embalm his body. She was a little bit
sword. She looked deeply troubled unsure how she was going to move
though. She was telling us about a the stone. There were two guards
man who had just been crucified, but standing outside, but she wasn't sure
by the last things he had said, she if they would help her if she asked.
realised that he must have really been
the son of God.
What happened next in the story? We
found out at 7:30. a.m. on Easter
Sunday outside Christ Church.
"Angels in bright raiment roll the stone away,
Kept the folded grave clothes, where the body lay."
Richard Young
After being unable to sing hymns for so
long, there was some catching up to do. 13H.R.H. Prince Philip 1921-2021
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, was Paris suburb of Saint-Cloud. Philip's
the husband of Queen Elizabeth II, mother was eventually committed to a
the father of Prince Charles and the psychiatric institution while his father
grandfather of Prince Harry and relocated to the south of France,
Prince William. maintaining limited contact with the
rest of the family.
Prince Philip was born on the island Philip attended the MacJannet
of Corfu in Greece, on June 10th, American School before he was sent
1921. As members of Greek and to the United Kingdom to study at the
Danish royalty, Philip and his family Cheam School. During the 1930s, he
were banished from his native country relocated to a school in Germany and
when he was young, with the boy then moved again to Scotland's
subsequently living in France, Gordonstoun School, founded by
Germany and Britain. Philip married Jewish headmaster Kurt Hahn
Queen Elizabeth II before her following the rise of the Nazi party.
ascension to the British throne in Many of Philip's family members
1952. Their children include Prince remained in Germany, including his
Charles, heir apparent to the throne, sisters, who married into German
Anne, Andrew and Edward. Philip aristocratic circles.
served as the British royal consort for
more than six decades. After graduating in 1939, Philip
attended the Royal Naval College,
On September 22nd, 1922, Philip's where he excelled. During World War
uncle, King Constantine I of Greece, II, he served in the British Navy while
was forced to abdicate the throne. in-law family members were on the
The military government arrested opposing Axis side of the conflict.
Prince Andrew, and in December, a
revolutionary court banished him from Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, Earl
Greece for life. Philip's family went to of Merioneth and Baron Greenwich,
France, where they settled in the was also known as Prince Philip of
14Greece and Denmark, was the only Westminster Abbey, in a ceremony
son of Prince Andrew of Greece and broadcast throughout the world by
Denmark and Princess Alice of radio. On the morning of the wedding,
Battenberg. He had four older sisters: Philip became the Duke of Edinburgh,
Cecilie, Sophie, Margarita and Earl of Merioneth and Baron
Theodora. Greenwich.
While not British, Philip had family ties He and Elizabeth eventually had four
to England. Shortly after his birth, his children: Charles, Anne, Andrew and
maternal grandfather, Prince Louis of Edward. Prince Charles, their oldest
Battenberg, died in London. Louis child, is the heir apparent to the
was a naturalized British citizen who throne.
had renounced his German titles and King George died on February 6th,
adopted the surname Mountbatten 1952, leaving Elizabeth as his heir.
during the First World War. Philip was Philip and Elizabeth heard the news
also related to the British royal family of his death while travelling in Kenya.
as a descendant of Queen Victoria. The accession of Elizabeth to the
throne raised the question of the
In 1939, King George VI and Queen name of the royal house. On the
Elizabeth (the Queen Mother advice of British Prime Minister
Elizabeth) toured the Royal Naval Winston Churchill, Elizabeth
College. Philip escorted their two proclaimed that the monarchy would
young daughters, Elizabeth and continue to be known as the House of
Margaret, who were distant cousins of Windsor, a moniker first adopted by
Philip’s through Queen Victoria. The her grandfather George V.
13-year-old Elizabeth developed a
crush on Philip during the trip. Philip remained the queen's consort
Elizabeth and Philip began to for more than six decades, having
exchange letters, which would accompanied her in her official duties
continue for the next several years. and appearances throughout the
In the summer of 1946, Philip asked world. Additionally, he participated in
King George for his daughter's hand the work of many organizations,
in marriage after allegedly proposing particularly favouring those focused
to Elizabeth first. The king agreed, on the environment, athletics and
provided that any formal engagement education. Philip launched the Duke
was delayed until Elizabeth's 21st of Edinburgh’s Award in the mid-
birthday. To prepare for the 1950s, with a focus on youth
announcement, Philip abandoned his achievement. He played polo until
Greek and Danish royal titles, took on 1971 and competed in carriage and
the surname Mountbatten from his boat racing, with piloting airplanes, oil
mother's family, adopted Anglicanism painting and art collecting also among
as a religion and became a British his hobbies.
subject.
While largely avoiding personal
The engagement of Philip and scandals, Philip was known for his
Elizabeth was announced to the outspoken nature and controversial
public on July 10th, 1947. They were remarks. In honour of his 90th
married on November 20th, 1947, at birthday, in 2011, the Daily Mirror
15published a list of "90 classic gaffes" from the London Clinic on June 17th,
that were attributed to Philip over the following more than a week in the
years. hospital.
Within his family, Philip intervened in In early 2015, Australian Prime
personal relationships, at times Minister Tony Abbott made Philip a
leading to conflict. In 1981, he knight affiliated with the Order of
pressured his son Charles to either Australia for his decades of royal
wed or leave Lady Diana Spencer. service. In May 2017, it was
When their subsequent marriage announced that 95-year-old Philip, the
proved difficult, Philip and the queen longest-serving royal consort in British
reportedly pushed for reconciliation. history, would retire from public
After Princess Diana died in a car engagements in the summer. One
crash in 1997, Philip participated in month later, he was hospitalized
her funeral, walking with grandsons again with an infection, but was said
William and Harry in the procession. to be in "good spirits."
Months later, Mohamed Al-Fayed In April 2018, after he missed the
publicly accused Philip of being a traditional Maundy and Easter
racist who orchestrated the car crash services, Philip was admitted to King
that killed Mohamed's son, Dodi Edward VII Hospital in London for hip
Fayed, and Diana. An official inquest replacement surgery. The operation
found no evidence of conspiracy, was successful, and the prince was
however, and the crash was ruled discharged from the hospital eight
accidental. days later.
In February 2021, Philip was admitted
Prince Philip has eight grandchildren: to a London hospital as "a
Prince William, Prince Harry, Peter precautionary measure" after he felt
Phillips, Zara Tindall, Princess unwell. Two weeks later he was
Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, Lady transferred to Saint Bartholomew's
Louise Windsor and James, Viscount Hospital, also in London, "where
Severn. He also had 10 great- doctors will continue to treat him for
grandchildren including Prince an infection, as well as undertake
George, Princess Charlotte, Prince testing and observation for a pre-
Louis and Archie. existing heart condition." He
underwent “successful" surgery for his
Having previously dealt with such heart condition on March 3rd.
ailments as a blocked coronary artery
and a bladder infection, in early June Philip passed away, the morning of
2013, days before his 92nd birthday, April 9th, 2021, at Windsor Castle. He
Philip underwent exploratory was 99.
abdominal surgery. He was released
From The Biography.com website
User with permission.
16On the Perils of Holding a Rose Queen Celebration
The Rectory
Saint James the Least of All
My dear Nephew Darren
On reflection, inviting your issued for speeding, and not social
parishioners to join in our annual distancing, should boost our
Rose Queen celebrations may not constabulary’s figures for the next 12
have been entirely wise. It was months.
cheering to see that your people
arrived on carnival floats, although it I must concede that the group who
was less happy that some of them decided to make a papier mache swan
should have chosen to dress up as for one of your floats showed great
coronavirus bugs, full of those nasty imagination. It was such a pity that
spike proteins – that startled some of they did not know a 15-foot-high swan
the timid residents in our community. would be driven under a 12-foot bridge.
The drama of its emergence, headless,
Once the procession started, your was only exceeded by the following
drivers did not seem to have grasped float which appeared to have a group
the fact that the vehicles were of Brownies being savaged by a
expected to tour the village slowly, for demented, bodiless, vulture.
the benefit of spectators, instead of
treating it as a competitive race. I I am sure that some of your people’s
noticed that numbers on your floats offers to help this year’s Princesses
gradually diminished as they were campaign for election for Rose Queen
flung off while careering round next year were well-meant. However, I
corners. Those who had a walk of don’t think our parish really wants a
several miles back home while full-blown social media campaign for
dressed as pirates and ballerinas had next year’s Rose Queen, and so we
my sympathy. Our tea ladies, will have to decline your offer.
however, were less sympathetic when The crowning of the Rose Queen is
one of your hay bales was spun off on always a high point to the afternoon, but
a tight corner and went through our could I point out that the ‘gold’ crown is
Women’s Guild like a row of skittles. only metal foil, and the ‘diamond’
The local police normally use the sceptre is only a piece of glass? So,
afternoon to do a little gentle point whoever it was in your crowd who
duty while drinking gallons of sweet walked off with them, please may we
tea; this year, the number of tickets have them back before next year?
Your loving uncle,
Eustace
Parish Pump
17PARISH JOTTINGS
The end of Lockdowns? Peter Greenman, of ‘Trinity at Four’.
Whether or not we shall have further (See pages 12-13 for a fuller report on
Lockdowns, we must wait and see. the Easter Trail).
The vaccination programme continues
to be on schedule, and once Church flowers
vaccinated, we will be less likely to Our Flower Ladies, Mary Burton and
suffer from the Covid-19 virus Maureen George, after many years of
infection, should we catch it, but will keeping our church decorated, are
not be completely immune from it. having to retire from their many years
Therefore, providing we obey the of service. (See article on Pages 6-7).
precautionary rules to counter this
dreadful pandemic, we should be well If you are interested in helping to fulfil
on the way to returning to a more this gratifying job, or would like to find
acceptable way of life, whatever that out more about what the job involves,
may turn out to be. Although churches do have a word with Mary or
have remained open through most of Maureen, or with Duncan.
the pandemic period, singing is still Duke of Edinburgh
not allowed. The authorities are now The Duke of Edinburgh died on Friday
reassessing this rule, which we hope 9th April at the age of 99. His marriage
will soon be relaxed to the Queen, the Supreme Governor
of the Church of England, was in
1947. At the Sunday morning service
on 11th April, we gave thanks to God
in recognition of the Duke’s strong
Christian faith and for the many
contributions he made to the world’s
communities, which he leaves behind
him for posterity. The motto on his
coat of arms is “God is my help”. (See
article on Pages 14-16).
Easter Trail
On the morning of Good Friday, Holy
Trinity church’s ‘Trinity at Four’ held
an Easter Trail for families with 3 to
10 year old children. The trail ran
around the town. At intervals along
the route, biblical characters told the
walkers various parts of the Easter
story. An added attraction of the walk
was that the children could collect
chocolate Easter eggs as an Easter
treat. Over fifty families followed the
trail. The event was organised by JB
18Holy Trinity church stands resplendent in the April sunshine whilst
successfully enduring its course through the Covid-19 pandemic.
19THE Trinity TIMES
The current parish magazine of Holy Trinity church, Henley-on-Thames.
Published monthly throughout the year. This issue is Number 317.
Holy Trinity church parish magazines have been produced since 1890.
CONTACTS AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Vicar
The Reverend Duncan Carter Holy Trinity Vicarage 57 4822
Minister for Trinity at Four
The Reverend Sam Brewster 29 Gainsborough Hill 07899 843461
Licensed Lay Minister
Michael Forsdike 1 Brookside, Watlington 61 2161
Churchwardens
Barbara Williams 14 Lovell Close 57 4533
Michael Forsdike 1 Brookside, Watlington 61 2161
PCC Treasurer Stefan Kotas 07539 822201
Magazine Editor Richard Young 57 8422
The STD Code for Henley telephone numbers is 01491
Holy Trinity website : http://www.holytrinityhenley.org.uk
Readers are invited to contribute articles, features, notices, etc., for
publication in the Trinity Times. Submissions should be delivered to
Richard Young, 11 Saint Mary’s Close, (Telephone 578422), or E-mailed to
the Trinity Times mailbox at ‘magazine@holytrinityhenley.org.uk’.
For inclusion in the next magazine, submissions must be received by
Sunday the 16th of May.You can also read
