Holy Trinity is open again for Sunday’s 8am said Eucharist (first Sunday of the month) 10am Sung Eucharist and Wednesday 10am said Eucharist services!  

Sunday Services will continue to be live streamed on our YouTube channel, and accessible through our Facebook page and this Website.

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Welcome to Holy Trinity Leverstock Green. We are a vibrant and warm church at the heart of village life; a church that is open to the whole community, and works in partnership with other village organisations to serve their needs; a church with prayer and worship as the bedrock, where individuals at all stages are encouraged to grow in their faith.

Church Services

Attending Worship at Holy Trinity, Leverstock Green, during COVID19

What To Expect!

Before you arrive:

• Masks are no longer mandatory in church, but we do suggest that you continue to wear them, if possible
• We ask you to consider your own risk of attending an indoor gathering. While we will be taking a number of steps to keep you safe, we cannot make this risk-free. You might want to look at the NHS information and be guided by their advice: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/people-at-higher-risk/whos-at-higher- risk-from-coronavirus/
• We ask you NOT to attend the service if you have: A new cough – A temperature – Lost your sense of smell or taste
• You are welcome to bring your own hand sanitiser, though gel will be provided at sanitising stations.

 When you arrive:

• We request that you sanitise your hands on arrival, and find a seat, suitably spaced. If you feel particularly cautious, there are signs you can place beside you on the pew, asking people to give you room.

 During the Service

• The service will be live-streamed on our YouTube channel but those watching at home will only be able to see those in the chancel i.e. the priest, the reader and the person leading the prayers.
• When we share the peace, we do not move from our places – we will simply gesture a sign of peace to one another.
• During the distribution of communion, only bread will be shared. The priest will wear a mask and sanitise her hands before distribution.

During Communion.

• Go up the central aisle as directed by a steward, keeping your distance, and receive Communion standing in front of the priest. Return to your seat via the side aisle.
• If you do not wish to receive communion for any reason, that is absolutely fine. You are welcome to come forward for a blessing or to remain in your pew.
• Children are, of course, most welcome but they must remain in the pew with their families.

Thank you.

The Rector and Church Wardens.

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Sunday at 10am at church and on our YouTube channel. Download the service sheets via the links on the right.

Tuesday and Thursday Morning Prayer at 9am for 30 minutes on Zoom – Zoom Link

Meeting ID: 816 8502 8333   Passcode: 303496

Wednesday at 10am in church

If you need support, please call the Team Rector, Rev Lizzie Hood on 01442 264860

Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Links to the latest advice from Public Health England, the Church of England, and the Diocese of St Albans.

The Covid-19 pandemic has been a challenging time for Holy Trinity, not least financially, as the footfall has been drastically reduced.  Your giving allows us to keep our church flourishing and growing, and helps us to continue working to support our parishioners and the local community.  We will be very grateful for your support.

With grateful and prayerful thanks, Holy Trinity Parochial Church Council.

You can also make a Donation by using this QR Code with your Smart Phone  

CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE AT HOLY TRINITY

For more details please click on the following link and download our brochure Children and Young People at HT

NEW CHURCHYARD WALK LAUNCHED

In these challenging days of Covid, do come along to the churchyard for a peaceful walk. Pick up a leaflet from the porch, follow the white marker posts, and spend some time reflecting with words of scripture. Lots of autumn beauty to enjoy too. You are all most welcome.  Click on this link for more information.  Holy Trinity Churchyard Walk

Protecting your Mental Health

During this difficult time is vitally important and to help with this you can find guides to supporting your mental health by clicking on the links below.

A Guide to Supporting Your Mental Health

Guidance on Mental Health and Wellbeing and Coronavirus

 A journey for the soul on your doorstep.  St Alban Pilgrim Way.ou can find more information about St Albans Pilgrim Way by clicking here.

As part of the Diocese of St. Albans in the Church of England, we are committed to safeguarding as an integral part of the life and ministry of the Church. This means taking action as a church to promote a safer culture where the welfare of children, young people and adults is paramount, to prevent abuse occurring, to protect those at risk and to respond well to those that have been abused. We will always take care to identify where a person may present a risk to others, and act accordingly.

Our Parish Safeguarding Officer is – Mrs Pauline Lindsey who can be contacted about any safeguarding matter at 01442 269507 / 07855 731523 / lindsey.pauline@yahoo.com

The Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser is Mr Jez Hirst who can be contacted at 01727 818107 / 07867 350886  safeguarding@stalbans.anglican.org  

Please use the links below to download our Safeguarding documentation.

For Safeguarding Children 28.5.21

For Safeguarding Adults 28..5.21

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