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Our Annual APCM will take place in the church hall after the 10am service&nbsp;(approx 11.30am) on Sunday 26 April.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Anyone is welcome to attend but you must be on the Electoral Roll to be able to vote.

You can download a copy of the 2025 Accounting report <a href="https://landing.churchdesk.com/en-gb/file/8c9db243-3238-42dc-b479-3255beacbbd3">here</a>&nbsp;and a copy of the 2026 Annual report <a href="https://landing.churchdesk.com/en-gb/file/ec54e520-8988-49d2-9525-ec7d95aaa46c">here</a>.

Church with tall spire and arched windows, surrounded by gravestones and trees.

Holy Trinity Northwood

Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) Sunday 26 April 11.30am

Fundraising charity shop and sweet shop for Mount Vernon Hospital Comforts Fund, open Monday to Friday.

Please support the Comfort Fund shops at Mount Vernon Hospital

Comfort Fund Shops

Our vicar had the great privilege last week,&nbsp;with the other Dean's of Women's Ministry in London Diocese, of attending the Installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral.&nbsp;<a href="https://landing.churchdesk.com/en-gb/file/b8b2fbe3-88d0-4f25-be14-78deefcfc3b8" target="_blank">Click here to read Rev Ann's reflections.</a>

A group of women in formal attire posing together, including clergy in purple and black robes.

Our vicar had the great privilege last week, with the other Dean's of Women's Ministry in London Diocese, of attending the Installation of the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury in Canterbury Cathedral. Click here to read Rev Ann's reflections.

Canterbury Reflections

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The 2nd World War has been savagely fought for 3 years. It’s 1942 and the Home Guard are doing their bit to protect Flotsam-on-Sea. On a moonlit Saturday night Captain Blathering and his squad, Corporal Punishment and Private Parts, are patrolling the area. Sometime in the night the spiv, Harry Hawker, is viciously done to death in the cemetery. The body is found by the knit-for-victory ladies the next morning when they gather for their knitting circle. Who had the desire and opportunity to kill him? Come and help the private detective Lida Lott find the murderer, in this latest instalment from Murder Most Fun. 
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We invite you to join us for an evening of 
Murder Mystery!
 
&hellip; along with 3-course dinner, Raffle and Bar 
Saturday 9th May
 
Holy Trinity Church Hall 
 
Arrival 6:30pm please for a prompt start at 7:00pm
 
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DRESS CODE:&nbsp;&nbsp; 1940s (strictly optional!)
 
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Single Ticket: £25 - Adults/Children (10yrs +)
 
Family Ticket: £100 - 2 Adults & up to 3 Children (10yrs+)
 
<a href="https://forms.churchdesk.com/f/cg9oPcCFE7">Click here</a> to book your tickets!
Please state any dietary requirements when purchasing tickets
 
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Tables of 6-8 - Organise your own table or we can seat you 
TICKET DEADLINE: Sunday 3rd May

Vintage poster encourages knitting for wartime victory with a determined female worker holding knitting needles.

Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) Sunday 26 April 11.30am

Comfort Fund Shops

Canterbury Reflections

Knit for Victory! Murder Mystery