Sundays at Six

5th JuneShow Time: with songs and dance from Southport College Performing Arts Students followed by Refreshments.

12th JuneOutdoor Celebration Service and Barbecue to mark the Festival of Pentecost.

19th June Sympathy for the Devil? An Exploration in words and music of the Devil and all his works.

26th June Festal Evensong: To mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible.
Director of Music: Ian Wells
Organist: Professor Ian Tracey
Introit: Thy Word is a Lantern Unto My Feet - I Tracey
Reponses: Neary Canticles: Rowley in A minor
Psalm: Praise Ye the Lord - J Rutter
Anthem: Blessed be the God and Father - S S Wesley
Voluntary: Allegro Vivace (7 Improvisations) - C Saint Saens
Followed by strawberries & cream
and an Exhibition in Church celebrating the Bible and culture

3rd JulyWith Great Pleasure: Professor Ian Tracey,
Cathedral Organist and one of Britain's most widely respected musicians, in conversation with Canon Dr. Rod Garner
A chance to learn about Professor Tracey's life and some of the music that inspires him, followed by refreshments

10th JulyAnnual Pets' Service for pet owners and lovers of animals

17th JulyA Guided Meditation led by Revd Ruth Stock, followed by refreshments

24th JulyMahler Remembered - Music and Reflections on the 100th anniversary of the death of Gustav Mahler, followed by refreshments

31st JulyIn Concert with Just By Chance - Andy Jones and Liz Owen with music to round off this year's Sunday at Six series

REVIEW - MUSIC FOR PIANO & CELLO

"What an absolutely lovely way to spend an evening," said the person who was sitting behind me at last Sunday's evening recital, leaning forward as we applauded.

We had just been listening to two musicians, both priests, Father Neil Kelley, an accomplished pianist, and Father Gregor Cuff, a talented cellist, entertaining us for the best part of an hour.

Undaunted by the demands of the pieces they chose to play, the performers romped through Variations by Beethoven on a theme of Mozart and demonstrated the technical ability to evoke the most poignant of moments in the exquisite Brahms cello sonata no 2, where their combined depth of tone and dynamic variety gave the audience a real musical treat.

In addition Father Kelley treated us to a sparkling rendition of the well-known Clair de Lune by Debussy.

The performers communicated their obvious enthusiasm to a small but responsive audience and a glass of wine at the end of the recital rounded off a pleasant, relaxing evening which everyone enjoyed. An absolutely lovely way to spend an evening, indeed!
Daphne Wigmore

SUNDAYS
8.30am Holy Communion
10.15am Parish Communion (First Sundays in month are usually a Family Communion with children taking part)
10.15am Sunday School
(For 3 year olds upwards - on all except first Sundays and school holidays)
6.30pm Evening Prayer

WEEKDAYS
11.30am Tuesdays
Holy Communion
7.15pm Wednesdays
Choral Evensong
7.15pm 1st Friday in month
Book of Common Prayer Communion

OTHER SERVICES
(e.g for Saints Days): as announced

Practising members of other Christian denominations are invited to receive Holy Communion.
If you are not confirmed but would like to receive a blessing please come forward with other communicants and place your hands below the altar rail.

We hope you will join us for refreshments in the Parish Centre after the Service

Music From Holy Trinity