At your service
Our 8.00 and 9.45 services are online ONLY at present. The church building is being kept closed (but the churchyard is open each day).
This is all due, of course, to the situation with Covid-19:
- infections, hospitalizations and deaths are all increasing at an alarming rate (exacerbated by the more infectious new variant of the virus) The pressure on the NHS is already huge.
- during the last lockdown (Nov/Dec) worship was only allowed online, and although communal worship is allowed this time (something of a surprise in itself) the situation with Covid-19 is considerably worse than it was when that lockdown began.
- the majority of our worshippers are clinically vulnerable - not just by age, but also due to a whole range of health issues. We all have a duty of care to each other.
- Bishop Andrew fully supports any PCC that decides to have online worship only.
So, please join our worship by Zoom only.
Meeting ID: 560 556 9590
Passcode: HTB2020
ZOOM SERVICES AND RECORDINGS ARE AVAILABLE If you or anyone you know would like to attend services via Zoom please contact
The Rev’d Andy Davis: 07709 919602 01483 892109
The Rev’d Graham Smith 03331 121906
AT YOUR SERVICE - NOVEMBER 2020
All services are available via Zoom until further notice.
Due to Covid-19, all of our Christmas Services will be wholly or partially online. To receive updates and mailings, please
contact revd.andydavis@gmail.com
Christmas Eve, 24th December
4.00pm Crib Service 11.30pm Midnight Mass
Christmas Day, 25th December
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Christmas Communion with Carols
27th First Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
AT YOUR SERVICE - JANUARY 2021
3rd, 10th, 13th, 17th, 24th and 31st
3rd Second Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
10th Third Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
17th Fourth Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
24th Fifth Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
31st Sixth Sunday of Christmas
8.00am Holy Communion (1662) 9.45am Parish Communion
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WHEN PUBLIC WORSHIP IS PERMITTED AGAIN
● Please follow the signs, to use the main (west) door to enter, and the smaller door near it, to exit.
● When you come into church please use the hand sanitiser provided at the entrance, or bring your own
● Please fill up the pews from the front, sitting only with a member of your own household in the spaces indicated, or as directed by the person on duty.
● At the end of the service please leave from the back of church first and move away from the exit door, leaving plenty of space for others to exit safely. For full guidelines please see below.
ZOOM SERVICES AND RECORDINGS ARE AVAILABLE If you know of anyone who is unable or uncomfortable with attending our normal Sunday services, please let the clergy know:
The Rev’d Andy Davis: 07709 919602 01483 892109 The Rev’d Graham Smith 03331 121906
*REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY ARRANGEMENTS
Challenging times call for adaptation, so Bramley’s Act of Remembrance on Sunday 8th November will be scaled back, in keeping with guidance from Waverley Borough Council.
The regular 9:45am sung Eucharist service, with a Remembrance theme, will be conducted in Holy Trinity with a Zoom link to those wishing to join in from home.
Because groups of residents are not permitted to gather in public and because the Parish Council will not be permitted to close the A281 this year, a short civil Act of Remembrance will take place in Holy Trinity, starting at 10:55am This will involve the elements that we traditionally conduct at Bramley’s War Memorial, including the sounding of the Last Post and Reveille either side of the two minutes silence at 11:00am. Attendance will be limited to representatives of different organisations within the parish, by invitation, plus those wishing to lay wreaths. The Act will be broadcast on Zoom so that all have a chance to participate, wherever they are.
Wreath laying will immediately follow the main act with those presenting wreaths proceeding, one at a time, to the War Memorial while the names of Bramley’s fallen are read out. There will be no Village Remembrance Service afterwards.
For everybody’s safety, the Church and the Parish Council ask that NOBODY congregates at the War Memorial at 11:00am.
Everyone is invited to join Bramley’s Act of Remembrance through Zoom, and the
wreaths will remain at the War Memorial for some days after for residents to view.