Holy Trinity Church, Gosport
REGULAR SERVICES
Tuesdays:
– Mass 09:30
Wednesdays:
– Mass 18:30
Fridays:
– Mass 17:00
Sundays:
– Mass 11:00
WELCOME TO HOLY TRINITY GOSPORT
GOSPORT’S WATERFRONT CHURCH
This magnificent C of E church was built in 1696 and is situated on the waterfront at Gosport. We have ‘A distinct style of worship.’ Emphasis is placed on the depth and spirituality of the services, with the Eucharist being celebrated ‘in the round’.
Andy would be very happy to discuss a baptism, your wedding or perhaps a Renewal of Marriage Vows, to all of which he has a very open and welcoming approach. Please do have a look at the Information Packs.
Andy would also be very happy to discuss a funeral at what is a very difficult and distressing time for everyone. Please do have a look at our Special Services page.
Holy Trinity share the Vicar with their sister parish of Christ Church, Gosport.
CONCERT BLOG LATEST…
It's Silver Sunday and to celebrate in style we are delighted to welcome Cor Godre'r Garth to Holy Trinity Church on Sunday, 2nd October at 3:30pm. This promises to be a very special tea-time concert: a mixed 60 voice, eisteddfod-winning choir from Wales - my heart is thumping already in anticipation. Please join me to welcome and enjoy the wonderful sound of Wales. Don't forget - FREE ENTRANCE with retiring collection; tea and cake to follow! PROGRAMME ATTACHED!
We are truly grateful to Jeffrey Williams who played for us on Monday - and what a beautiful programme of music he brought, with which to feast our ears. He chose to play five complex pieces providing us with a wide variety of styles and eras. We loved them all! We are indeed very fortunate to attract Jeffrey to Holy Trinity as his time is well taken up with examining - across the globe. He left us on Monday and was already planning a seven week tour of duty to Taiwan and India. Bon voyage, Jeffrey, and we look forward to your next visit to HTC - hopefully in 2018!
The next recital on the 'Handel' organ at Holy Trinity Church, Gosport, is on Monday 19th September when we welcome back Jeffrey Williams from St Mary's, Southampton. Jeffrey, who had a long association with Romsey Abbey, played for us at HTC last September - and his performance delighted our audience. Join us at 1pm on Monday to welcome Jeffrey and enjoy half an hour of beautiful music . . . see you there!
Recorders come in all sorts of shapes and sizes (see picture below), and make equally unique sounds, and when the four members of Baroc Ad Hoc combine these with harpsichord, the effect is tremendous. We thoroughly enjoyed yesterday afternoon's performance and liked especially our introduction to music composed my lesser-known composers and the romantic notion of two of the manuscripts having been found in libraries after many years of being hidden from sight. We thank Gordon, John, Gil and Portia (who also sang for us so beautifully) for their superb performance - and very much look forward to the next time . . .