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URC Daily Devotions
The service on Sunday 24 October at 11:00 will be led by an old friend of Trinity, the Revd David Marshall-Jones. We look forward to welcoming David to the church again.
The Bible readings will be Psalm 34 and Mark 10: 46-52.
We’ll be delighted to see you – there’s no need to register ahead. We are still being careful to observe some Covid safety precautions, (Click here to see more.)
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community.
Local:
Pray for our local medical services, our GPs, our community nurses, our hospitals and support workers, especially when they are subject to abuse from those they are trying to help.
National:
Pray for all refugees in this country, living in uncertainty over their current and future status. Pray for those living in unsuitable accommodation with the added stresses it brings.
Global:
Pray for The Caribbean: Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba, Curaçao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Sint Maarten, St Kitts-Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago.
Faith leaders have joined together to demand climate action ahead of the COP26 meeting in Glasgow.
The Glasgow Multi-Faith Declaration, signed by representatives of religious communities across the United Kingdom, calls for people to be “advocates for justice” ahead of the COP summit.
The Revd Clare Downing and Peter Pay, Moderators of the General Assembly of the United Reformed Church (URC), the Revd Paul Whittle, Moderator of the URC National Synod of Scotland, and the Revd David Coleman, URC minister and Chaplain to Eco-Congregation Scotland made the declaration alongside leaders of every major Christian denomination and representatives from Baha’i, Buddhist, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, and Sikh communities. Read more.
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At last Sunday’s Church Meeting we presented the work that has been going on to write our new Pastorate Profile. First we reminded the meeting of the process that we need to follow to find a new minister for Trinity. We then presented the main themes of the Pastorate Profile – a long and detailed document which has to be submitted to the Southern Synod before the vacancy can be declared.
This document is now complete and you can see the PowerPoint presentation here. It will now be sent to the South London Synod Area Pastoral Committee as the next step.
Thanks to all those members who attended the important meeting and contributed to the process.
