Home groups
Prayer meeting
Door of Hope
Mothers Union
Children
Youth
Home Groups
These take place in homes around the area on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and are an important part of our church life.They provide a place for fellowship, Bible teaching, prayer and worship in an intimate and homely environment: one in which people can make friends and grow in their faith in a way that can rarely be achieved in larger services.
We welcome everyone who considers themselves a part of Holy Trinity Church to join one of these groups. If you would like to find out more about them please use one of the ways given on our Contact us page.
Prayer Meetings
Prayer is our direct line to heaven. We pray to bring the power of God to bear
on the situations that we are concerned about.
Through prayer, God is able to work in our lives
and in others. We can bring all our concerns, our thoughts and desires, our hurts and
needs to Him, knowing that He wants to hear us.
Prayer is not limited by words, it is simply our spirit touching God's Holy Spirit. We do not
always need to use words; we can just open our heartfelt thoughts and emotions to Him.
We want every part of our church's life to be supported in prayer.
Our regular prayer meeting takes place on the first Sunday evening of each month, in the Church hall.
Door of Hope
Held at "London House" on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month between 10am and 2pm
for the sale of Fairtrade items and Noddfa Jewellery.
This is run by church volunteers and is a way of the Church reaching out into the
community.
Refreshments of Tea and Coffee will also be available so why
not drop in for a "Fair trade Coffee Break", and a chat.
By selling fairly traded food we offer hope to those living in poverty in the
Third World. By speaking to local people we are able to offer them a
Door of Hope which the love of Jesus can offer to all people.
On our Fairtrade stall you are able to buy tea, coffee, sugar, chocolate, biscuits,
breakfast cereal, jam, honey and much more.
Aberaeron is a 'Fairtrade'
Parish. All of the tea, coffee and sugar used for church functions has been fairly
traded. You will also find a Fairtrade stall in our Church Hall after the 11am Morning
Service, on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month. Any profit is given to the Christian
charity Tearfund, which helps the deprived of our world. You can visit both the Fairtrade
and Tearfund websites from our Links page.
Mothers' Union is a Christian organisation with more than 3.6 million members in 78 countries, 1,000 of them men. The Mothers' Union is passionate about caring for families around the world.
At Holy Trinity we meet every month (except August) on the 3rd Tuesday at 2pm in the Church Hall.
With New Quay branch we make up Glyn Aeron Deanery which is part of Cardigan Archdeaconry. We join with other members in St David's Diocese for retreats, days of fellowship, healing and festivals. Our diocese is linked with the Diocese of Kinkizi in Uganda.
MU work is threefold:
* a diverse range of MU projects meet the needs of individuals and families every day.
The MU helps families in 92 prisons in the UK.
The MU Relief Fund helps in disaster areas around the world.
The Literacy and Development Programme enables learners to become literate and numerate as well
as gaining skills in health, hygiene, HIV/AIDS and poverty alleviation in Malawi, Sudan and Burundi.
* we have a voice in the United Nations where policy work challenges root causes of injustice.
* all our work is underpinned by prayer within our Christian faith.
Please come and meet us and perhaps join the MU. You will be most welcome. For more information please use one of the ways given on our Contact us page.
Youth
The Rock Solids meet periodically during the week for social evenings. These usually involve supper, games, quizzes and a speaker. They are NOT to be missed!
PSP (Prayer, Study and Pudding) group meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month (except August). It is held in the Vicarage from 6.30 to 8pm.
If you would like more information on youth activities at HTA you will find different ways to reach us on our ' Contact us ' page.
