Volunteering

We have a variety of opportunities to offer your time and talents towards the activities in our Parish. If you’re looking to enjoy joining a team or maybe taking on a role which you can fulfil in your own time, please take a look at the ideas below, then get in touch.

Flower Arranging

Flower Arranging

We enjoy weekly floral displays in both our churches. We welcome anyone who would like to create an arrangement – either on a one-off basis or by becoming a ‘regular’ part of our teams. When we are preparing for an annual festival, we gather many volunteers together to have a go at decorating window ledges, entrance or chapel area, whatever you are confident to try.  Please don’t hesitate to contact – by email or through the office – for more details. 

Refreshments

The Refreshments Team

We enjoy refreshments before or after our mid-morning Sunday worship and we have created several different teams of volunteers who gain much pleasure in preparing, serving and clearing up together. In addition, we enjoy producing light or lavish catering for one-off events. These call for a different team of like-minded volunteers, who relish a bit of a challenge and an opportunity to have fun working together to plan and produce all manner of delights!  If you’d like to join one of our teams, please contact us by email or through the Parish Office.

Gardening/Grass Cutting

Holy Trinity is surrounded by lawn and flower beds to the front with two Memorial Gardens, to the side and behind. Are you ‘green-fingered’ or just enjoy throwing a lawnmower about now and again? Please get in touch with our Church Wardens by email or through the Parish Office if you might be able to join the team.

Sidespeople

Our mid-morning Sunday services involve all sorts of differing roles. Sidespeople (an ancient term derived from people who served on an area committee called Deanery Synod) greet everyone as they arrive for a service, help direct them as we move around the church during a service and then tidy-up at the end and count money that has been collected. We have a group of volunteers who enjoy fulfilling this role and if you’d like to know more, please contact our Church Wardens by email or through the Parish Office.