Trinity United Reformed Church Billingshurst
On this page, during the period that normal church activities and services are suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be posting letters, articles and worship information provided by our Minister Revd Anne Lewitt and other contributors. Please click on the links below to open a document.
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Pentecost, Sunday 31st May 2020
Letter from Anne Lewitt 4th June 2020
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Trinity Sunday, 7th June 2020
The second hymn may be unfamiliar; if you would like to hear a recent recording of it posted by Guildford URC, please click on this link:
Eternal God, your love’s tremendous glory
Alternatively, the words also fit the tune "Lord of the Years" (R&S 603) which may be more familiar
Letter from Anne Lewitt 11th June 2020
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Sunday 14th June 2020
Here is a version of "The Church is wherever .... " with four verses
The final hymn can be sung to several different tunes; this is a link to Tetherdown which we usually have at Trinity - The Kingdom of God
This is the John Bell hymn Anne mentions - Take this moment
Letter from Anne Lewitt 18th June 2020
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Sunday 21st June 2020
Letter from Anne Lewitt 25th June 2020
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Sunday 28th June
Here are links to some of the hymns, including the one Anne mentions at the end:
Brother, Sister, let me serve you
Letter from Anne Lewitt 2nd July 2020
Bulletin from Anne Lewitt for Sunday 5th July 2020
Here is a link to the second hymn with the tune to which we normally sing it at Trinity called Kingsfold - a traditional English folk tune named after the village to the north of Billingshurst where it was collected by Lucy Broadwood and then arranged by Vaughan Williams. I heard the voice of Jesus say
The final hymn is also sung to a traditional tune - Irish this time - often called the Londonderry Air. I cannot tell why he ....
© Copyright. All Rights Reserved.