The service leaders
have great fun thinking up unusual ways of presenting the theme of the
day. Sparklers were given out after the All Saints Day service last year,
to represent light being taken into the world.
Fifty red balloons (symbolising tongues of fire), each with a
message attached, were released at the end of the Pentecost service in
2006. A little over an hour
later a woman near
Clacton
phoned the Rectory, delighted to have received greetings from Long
Melford! At our first ever
Family Service, there were sheep and lambs in Church (yes, real ones!) to
help us think about the Good Shepherd.
We are always
delighted to welcome both regulars and visitors, Church members and non
members, children and adults. Our
family service includes music, a reading, an informal address and some
short prayers. We meet on the
first Sunday of each month at 9.30am in
Holy
Trinity
Church
.
