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Loving God of creation,
at this time of devastation
we hold before you the people of Haiti.
When the damage is unimaginable,
and the suffering seems overwhelming,
remind us that every person affected
is loved, honoured and precious in your sight.
We remember all those who have been hurt;
all who have lost their homes, livelihoods and loved ones.
Work through us to bring healing
to broken and distorted lives,
peace to those who have been thrown into despair,
light to those in darkness,
and hope to those who fear.
We ask this in the name of Jesus
in whom all life and grace is found.
Amen
Welcome to the Website of Holy Trinity Drybrook, also known as Forest Church.
Nestling at the northern gateway to the Forest of Dean,
the Forest Church has been a focus of Anglican worship since 1817.
We hope you find what you are looking for on our website
but if not, feel free to Contact us by email.
You would also be very welcome to join with us at
any of our services or activities advertised throughout this website.
The Revd Nick Bromfield is Rector of the three parishes of Drybrook, Lydbrook & Ruardean.
He may be contacted about all Church matters
by calling the Rectory on 01594 542232
This weeks notices:
Sunday 7th Feb
Holy Communion - 8am
Family Service- 11am
Sung Evensong - 6pm
Next Sunday
Sunday 14th Feb
Holy Communion - 8am
Xplore (informal service in School Room) - 9:15am
Parish Eucharist - 11am
Sung Evensong - 6pm
Marriage Prep Course - For all Summer 2010 wedding couples.
Saturday 6th March in the School Room
Film Evening - A Film Evening with light refreshments. Film: Life on the Severn.
March 20th at 7:30pm in School Room. Tickets £5.
Quiet Day - March 27th at Ty Mawr Convent nr Monmouth. A time of relaxation. To book your place see Rev Nick.
The new ‘Shop on the Cross’ - The shop is open on:
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (8:45am - 1pm) and Saturdays (10am - 1pm)
CLICK HERE to see pictures of inside the shop!
The shop needs more helpers... For more info see Claire Bromfield.
Please inform the Rector if you would like to visit any parishioners in hospital or nursing homes? There are a number who have been in for long periods often with few visitors, who would welcome a friendly face. (Think: What would Jesus do...?)
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Worried about the future of Christianity in the UK? Have a look at www.brutalbritain.org.uk for some alarming information about the threats to our faith.