Information about services at Holy Trinity Church, Thrussington and linked churches, can be found on the ‘A church near you‘ site. A number of photos (interior and exterior) and descriptions can be found here.
Since the end of 2021, a series of fund raising efforts have secured almost £25,000 of funding towards urgent repairs required to keep the church buildings safe. The ‘Quinquennial’ inspection report which recommends the works required can be viewed here. These efforts will need to continue in a multi-year effort to secure the future of the church buildings. The original estimated figure of £80,000 from 2020 grew to over £140,000 plus VAT when reassessed in 2023, so we have targeted only the most vital repairs, which should be achievable with a cost of £50,000.
Funds raised so far (£24,336) include:
£298 from the church ride and stride event in September 2021
£220 from the pub quiz hosted by the Blue Lion on 20th November
£804.38 (including gift aid) from the December Collection pot appeal
£319.54 from carol singing around the village on 14th December
£107.91 from a collection at the school nativity play
£366.79 from a collection at the Cathedral choir choral evensong
£1,620 raised by the excellent 2022 Thrussington Fun Run
£56.15 from a collection at the school Easter service
£488.50 from the wine tasting event in the village hall on 6th May
£270 from a sale of hostas donated by Tina Belderbos
£1,260 from Steve Watson’s Lands End to John O’Groats cycle ride
£190 in donations collected at the jubilee cream tea in church
£2,597.34 from the sponsored Leicestershire Round relay and associated events on June 25th 2022
£600 from the Autumn Fayre on September 24th
£816.31 from the Ratcliffe Chorale concert on Dec 3rd
£506.20 from the Easter Eggstravaganza, April 16th 2023
£100 from another sale of hostas by Tina Belderbos
£670 from Wine and Cheese in Church May 19th 2023
£245 raised by the September coffee morning
£50 Ride and Stride sponsorship September 2023
£4,000 from the Jack Patston Trust received December 1st 2023
£2,500 from the Benefact Trust received February 9th 2024
£1,455.62 from the 2024 Thrussington Fun Run
£2,500 from the Leicestershire Historic Churches Trust (June 2024)
£1404.64 from the book launch and coffee/cake event Sept. 14th
£100 anonymously donated (Nov 2024)
£400 donation from Wreake Valley Craftsmen (Nov 2024)
£324.54 further Tumbling Tower book profits to Nov. 2024
Many thanks to all generous donors.
Upcoming services in Thrussington, Ratcliffe, Rearsby and Queniborough are listed below.
