NADFAS Church Trail
Holy Trinity Church, Easton Royal has recently launched a NADFAS Church Trail for children of all ages.
The illustrated trail which guides children around the Church has been designed and produced by villagers Vivien Swift, Liz Johnson and Tricia Duncan with help from NADFAS.
Do you know the difference between a pew and a bench, what does IHS and XPC mean when you see it in a Church, which pipes on the organ make the high notes - these are just a few of the questions in the trail.
Groups of children from schools, cubs, guides, youth organisations, as well as families and children of all ages can come to Holy Trinity Church, to enjoy having fun finding out about the architecture, history and furnishings of the Church. The Trails along with the answers will be left in the church for anyone to use.
Go to the Download page for a copy of the trail Here but you will only find the answers in the Church!
For details contact Vivien Swift 01672 810363
The illustrated trail which guides children around the Church has been designed and produced by villagers Vivien Swift, Liz Johnson and Tricia Duncan with help from NADFAS.
Do you know the difference between a pew and a bench, what does IHS and XPC mean when you see it in a Church, which pipes on the organ make the high notes - these are just a few of the questions in the trail.
Groups of children from schools, cubs, guides, youth organisations, as well as families and children of all ages can come to Holy Trinity Church, to enjoy having fun finding out about the architecture, history and furnishings of the Church. The Trails along with the answers will be left in the church for anyone to use.
Go to the Download page for a copy of the trail Here but you will only find the answers in the Church!
For details contact Vivien Swift 01672 810363