Trinitarian The Newsletter for the Congregation & Friends of Holy Trinity and St Saviour Upper Chelsea January - March 2012
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1 The Newsletter for the Congregation & Friends of Upper Chelsea January - March 2012 A New Year Pause for Thought New beginnings 'Every day is a gift from God, how we live it is our gift to him.' This thought I hope is particularly appropriate both for the New Year and for Easter - but as I suggest is a reflection for every day. Everyday we wake up ought to be regarded as a new beginning. Each day will have some flash of light even in a dark place - but you need to look for it and expect it. We ve begun a New Year celebrating the move from darkness to light and as the nights get shorter and the days get longer we celebrate the dawning of a new year. At the beginning of February we celebrate Candlemas when Jesus was presented to the Temple and was greeted by Simeon and Anna as they recognise him as a light to the Gentiles. With Inside this issue: Christ we invited to shine in the dark places. Holy Trinity s Boys Choir Holy Trinity & St Saviours The Playground Review Rev talk Picture Gallery Reflections@St Saviours Dates for your diary Ash Wed. & Lent Course Easter Services Last month I visited a dear friend Christine who was in a hospice and struggling. However her spirit lit up her room. As we talked and prayed together and shared Holy Communion, she affirmed her faith in Christ and said that her present experience had been an enriching one. She had received s and cards sharing such love for her - her family rallied around her. Then she said something that will stay with me for a long time. She said ' they are loving me into life'. She died in
2 Page 2 Page 3 a roomful of peace a few days later. She had been loved in to life eternal life! In the darkness of her situation she recognised and glimpsed the light of love. That for me should be our New Year s message. Let us let in the light of God's love. 'Every day is a gift from God, how we live it is our gift to him.' The Revd Rob Gillion Holy Trinity s Boy s Choir The first Sunday of Advent at Holy Trinity marked an historic moment in the life of the Parish with the re-introduction of a Boys' Choir into the choral life of the church. In an age where most parish choirs are collapsing around the country, it is wonderful to see further growth within our parish. The sights and sounds of these young voices surely brought a heavenly presence to Holy Trinity, it was for all a very special day. The boys and their parents appreciated the warm welcome they received and very much look forward to their next service. A MESSAGE FROM YOUR RECTOR From 1st November 2011 we have become a new parish: THE PARISH OF HOLY TRINITY AND ST SAVIOUR UPPER CHELSEA Holy Trinity remains the Parish Church, and St Saviour s becomes a Chapel of Ease, an additional place of worship. This provides a wonderful opportunity for shared ministry. This new partnership between the two churches will need to be our focus and mission in this new extended parish with a fresh team joining us from St Saviour s. So the next few months will see some important changes both in focus and in ministry and I pray that God will lead us onwards in Christ s name and that we can be a blessing and encouragement to one another. Pause for Thought The Revd Rob Gillion, Rector of Holy Trinity, is a regular contributor on Chris Evans Breakfast show on BBC Radio Two. He often gives the Pause for Thought on Monday mornings. Please do tune in on 88-91FM or online. With boys from Heath Mount School forming the backbone of the new choir, Holy Trinity is now looking to recruit boys from the locality. These boys (and eventually girls) aged approximately 7-14 will begin by singing once a month with the main choir and at key services throughout the year. As they become more familiar with a substantial choral repertoire they will begin to take on further choral responsibilities. Membership to the trebles is open to young people who possess a voice, are confident readers and have a responsive ear. Musical potential is what is sought. Entry to the choir is by a short informal audition. The choristers will receive a first class musical training as well as gain a sense of achievement from performances of some of the finest pieces of choral music and accompanied by (what will surely be) one of the countries finest organs. Should you wish to receive further information or would like to arrange an audition, please contact the church office. We are planning a party at St Saviour s on the evening of Saturday 18th February and on Sunday 19th February a Festal Eucharist at Holy Trinity; a weekend when we can all gather to give thanks to God for one another in Christ s name.
3 Page 4 would like to thank all at Holy Trinity Sloane Square for their support of The Playground, it received rave reviews. Page 5 Radius (The Religious Drama Society) presents a talk on th Rev FRIDAY, 16 MARCH, 2012 at 7.30 James Wood, the co-creator and writer of Rev, starring Tom Hollander, will talk about this award-winning BBC television series. There will be an opportunity to discuss the programme with James Wood, who also wrote and created the BBC2 comedy Freezing, (starring Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern and Tom Hollander) over a glass of wine at a Q & A session after the talk. Tickets, price 10 (Radius members 7), from the Box Office or Radius presents A One-day Workshop for Playwrights Saturday, 17 March from pm at St Saviour s Church, Walton Place, London, SW3 1SA An intensive day course providing the opportunity to work with experienced tutors James Lark and Nick Warburton. There will be a focus on writing dialogue, practical work and one-to-one advice, with a workshop performance at the end. Coffee and tea will be available but participants should make their own lunch arrangements. Cost: 70 ( 60 Radius members) For more details or to make a booking, Nickie Cox at nsc@delmonden.co.uk.
4 Page 6 PICTURE Remembrance Sunday Confirmation and Baptism Page 7 GALLERY St Nicholas attends The Happening at St Saviours The Playground
5 Page 8 Page 9 Reflections@StSaviours 1:15pm every Thursday This is a special opportunity in the week to find a space to reflect and focus on a short passage from the Bible and how it might impact our daily lives. We share our thoughts and offer prayers for one another and then gather round for a light sandwich lunch. It would be delightful to welcome those who worship at Holy Trinity alongside our regulars from St Saviours. A number of others join us from the local businesses as well as staff members of Harrods. Do join us. St Saviour s Walton Place, London SW3 1SA Some Dates for your diary Some Dates for your diary Rutter Requiem Haydn Missa Sancti Nicolai Saturday 10th March pm Directed by Scott Inglis-Kidger Ticket: thomasschoralsociety@gmail.com Easter Concert Saturday 17th March pm icchoir@ic.ac.uk. The Elements Thursday 9th February pm Songs of the Earth, Fire and Water. Conductor Stephen Farr TEA TIME RECITAL Becca Newman Sunday 12th February pm Free - donations welcome WOMEN S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER LET JUSTICE PREVAIL prepared by the Christian women of Malaysia. Friday 2 March, 11am at Holy Trinity Chair: Janine Gillion All welcome Saturday 24th March pm Barber: Night Flight; Debussy: Saxophone Rhapsody Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 6 Rachmaninov: Symphonic Dances Conductor: Michael Turner Martino Scovacricchi-Rodriguez: Saxophone Tickets: 9 / 7.50 tel: Vivaldi s Gloria Sunday 25th March 7.00pm Rehearsals are on Monday nights from 7-9pm, starting on 9th January 2012
6 Page 10 Page 11 Ash Wednesday Wednesday 22nd February :00 am Holy Communion with Imposition of Ashes 1:10 pm Holy Communion with Imposition of Ashes 7:00 pm Sung Eucharist with Imposition of Ashes Holy Week 2012 Sunday, 1st April Palm Sunday 8:45am Holy Communion 11:00am Sung Eucharist Choir: Holy Trinity Choir 6:00pm The Happening at St Saviour s Lent Course at Holy Trinity Looking at the book of revelation Facing the Darkness and Finding the Light Based on the book by David Winter published by BRF, price 6.99 Devised and led by The Revd Rob Gillion & The Revd Graham Rainford Monday, 2nd April Monday of Holy Week 7:00pm Said Eucharist with hymns & devotional address Tuesday, 3rd April Tuesday of Holy Week 7:00pm Said Eucharist with hymns & devotional address Wednesday, 4th April Wednesday of Holy Week 7:00pm Said Eucharist with hymns & devotional address Thursday, 5th April Maundy Thursday 1.15pm Liturgy at St Saviour s 7:00pm Liturgy of Maundy Thursday (followed by the Vigil until Midnight) Where does evil come from? Why is it present in the world and within our own lives? Why do the innocent suffer and - too often - the powerful prevail? If there is a God and he is good, why is the world that he created constantly marred by conflict, war and natural disaster? Such huge questions, with which humanity has grappled since the very beginning, lie at the heart of Revelation, that mesmerising and often puzzling book of the Bible. Friday, 6th April Good Friday 12:00-3:00pm Meditations at the foot of the cross at St Saviour s 7:00pm Solemn Liturgy of Good Friday Saturday, 7th April Easter Eve 8:00pm Easter Vigil & Eucharist Sunday, 8th April Easter Sunday 8:45am Said Eucharist 11:00am Sung Eucharist with Holy Trinity Choir Wednesdays 29th February, 7th March, 14th March, 21 March The sessions will begin at 7.15pm after the evening Eucharist, and conclude by 8.30pm at the latest. Refreshments will be available. The course book is available to order from the bookstall Christ is Risen! He is Risen indeed Alleluia!
7 HOLY TRINITY and ST SAVIOUR UPPER CHELSEA Sloane Street London SW1X 9BZ United Kingdom Phone: +44 (0) Fax: +44 (0) ST SAVIOUR S CHURCH, Walton Place London SW3 1SA Phone: +44(0) Ann Dent Rector: The Revd Rob Gillion Assistant Priest: The Revd Graham Rainford Churchwardens: Martin Cleveland, Robin Hellier Assistant Churchwarden: Gill Dunley Sunday Services: At Holy Trinity 8.45am Said Eucharist (Book of Common Prayer) 11am: Sung Eucharist At St Saviour s 6pm: The Happening (first Sunday of the month Regular weekday services: Monday At Holy Trinity 7.30am Contemplative Prayer Wednesday At Holy Trinity 1.10pm Eucharist (Book of Common Prayer) 6.30pm Eucharist (Book of Common Prayer) Thursday At St Saviour s 1.15pm-1.45pm Reflections on Scripture with prayer, and sandwich lunch Saturday At Holy Trinity 10.30am Contemplative Prayer & Bible Study Morning Prayer is said at 9:00am, Monday to Friday and Evening Prayer at 5:00pm Monday to Friday at Holy Trinity
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