Holy Trinity Church (Anglican)

The church building is built in Victorian Romanesque style, whereas the rectory is built in Victorian Rustic Gothic style.
The church building is noted for its modern stained glass windows and altar panels, both the work of renowned Australian artist Robert Juniper, and the small pipe organ which is the only example left in Australia of an organ built by Albert Pease in England.
The Church is also home to a Walsingham Shrine.
The bells were specially cast for York, and are hung in the bell tower which was restored after the Meckering earthquake.

(Images on this page courtesy of Sara Paton, Kelvin Lee and Louise Draper-Sevenson)

From York Visitors' Centre, go towards centre of town on Avon Terrace, turn right into South Street at the Castle Hotel, go over the river (becomes Glebe Street). Go to the end of Glebe Street and turn left into Suburban Road. The Rectory is on your left, and Holy Trinity Church is also on your left, on the next corner. You can also walk to the Church by crossing the Swinging Bridge from Avon Park.

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The bells are rung regularly by our small local Guild, with teams of visiting Bell ringers on special occasions. Please contact us if you would like to learn the art of bell ringing with our local Guild of Ringers.

Our little Op Shop is open again now what storm damage in the Rectory Grounds has been cleaned up. Call in Saturday mornings for a bargain or just a chat.

SERVICES FOR AUGUST.

Sun 7 August 11am Eucharist.
Sun 14 August 9am Eucharist.
Sun 21 August 11am Eucharist
Sat 27 August 5.30pm Eucharist
Sun 28 August 9am Prayer Praise and Proclamation
Sun 4 September, 11am Eucharist.

NORMAL MONTHLY SERVICES

First Sunday of the month, Eucharist 11am.
Second Sunday of the month. Eucharist 9am.
Third Sunday of the month, Eucharist 11am.
Fourth Saturday of the month. Eucharist 5.30pm.
Fourth Sunday of the month. Morning prayer or Prayer Praise and Proclamation (led by a Lay Pastoral Assistant), 9am.
Fifth Sunday of the month.Combined Eucharist in York, Quairading or Beverley.
Further details from Heather Brown, Rectors Warden ph (96412716) or Parish Priest Fr John Poole (9646 1112).

Residents of the York Pioneer Memorial Lodge and York Hospital receive Communion each Wednesday, 10am and 10.30am respectively.

EIGHTH AVON VALLEY SPRING CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL
A Series of three Sunday afternoon concerts in the Avon Valley, featuring Emily Gunson (flute), Anna O?Hagan (violin), Kathryn McKay (viola) and Nicholas Metcalfe, WASO (cello).

* Music Autentica, 11 September 2011, 2.30pm at St Johns Anglican Church, Wellington Street, Northam

* Spring Serenade, 18 September 2011, 2.30pm at St Stephens Anglican Church, Stirling Terrace, Toodyay,

* Mozart and Friends, 25 September 2011, 2.30 pm, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, cnr Pool Street and Surburban Road, York.

Tickets
Full subscription $81 (Conc. and Seniors $66)
Single concert $29 ($24 Conc. and Seniors)

Complimentary afternoon tea at conclusion of each performance and meet the musicians. Seating is limited. Booking recommended.

Please purchase tickets by posting your order for the number and type of tickets required, to Avon Valley Classical Concerts, Emanuel Farm, Clackline WA 6564, including a cheque or money order payable to Flutissimo. Further details from www. flutissimo. com. au or phone (08) 9574 1591.