SENIORS

Those in later life can find a warm welcome, friendship and care at Holy Trinity Claygate.  We offer a range of activities designed especially for them.

For more information on support available during current restrictions please contact our Care Line on 07598 029449 or email care@htclaygate.org

SENIORS

If you are a church and would like to find out more about how to run Connections as part of your ministry, contact our Pastoral Care and Seniors Minister Pippa Cramer.

DAILY HOPE

DAILY HOPE

Mainly for those unable to use the internet, Daily Hope is a free 24 hour phone line inspired by Holy Trinity’s Connections and our Hymns We Love series. It offers comfort and spiritual support through a choice of popular hymns, prayers, reflections and full worship services from the Church of England.

For more information please contact our Care Line on 07598 029449 or email care@htclaygate.org

CONNECTIONS

Connections is our Seniors group meeting at Holy Trinity and at two residential homes.

If you require assistance getting to Connections or have any queries, please contact our Pastoral Care and Seniors Administrator Julia Howells.

Connections

Connections, for Seniors, meets on Tuesday mornings 10.00am to 11.30am in the church and is a safe and welcoming place to meet over coffee and cakes. The programme alternates between Connections and Connections Coffee Stop.

Connections has a constantly changing range of activities that include everything from mini hand massages to craft activities and games as well as special interest tables put together by local guests.

Connections Coffee Stop

Connections Coffee Stop is simply a time for friendship and conversation and meets on alternate Tuesday mornings in the church.

Pop up Connections @ Wingham

Taking fresh coffee, homemade cakes and friendship to residents and staff at Wingham Court Care Home each month. An opportunity to chat, make new friends and the option to pray with someone.

Pop up Connections @ Arbrook House Care Home

Taking fresh coffee, homemade cakes and friendship to residents and staff at Arbrook House each half term. An opportunity to chat, make new friends and the option to pray with someone.

WEEKLY

Walk and talk

A time to meet with others who no longer work full time, are early retired and enjoy light exercise and conversations for an hour or so whilst adhearing to government guidelines.

Please visit our calendar section for upcoming dates. Dogs welcome.

PASTORAL

Bereavement Support

If you are bereaved and would like support from our pastoral team please contact our Care Line on 07598 029449.