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Our service on Sunday 6 December will be led by the Revd David Marshall-Jones (retired URC minister and our former Interim Minister) and will include Holy Communion. We are glad to be back again in the church for worship.
You must pre-register!
Would you like to attend church on Sunday 6 December?
- If so, please email churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org telling us the number of people from your household, including children (and their names) who wish to attend.
- Please await our confirmation that we have registered you.
- Junior Church will take place on Sunday in Room 1 for a limited number of children, starting at 11:00 and not participating in Communion on this occasion. Please also email Churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org to register children who will be attending.
- The Chinese Group will worship in church for this Communion service. They will not meet separately this week.
- ‘Worship At Home’ will continue for those not able to attend in person.
We have taken many steps to ensure everyone is as safe as possible, and we look forward to seeing you, but please note the following:.
- You must not attend if you are displaying any Coronavirus symptoms, nor if you are required to quarantine following overseas travel, nor if you have been instructed by NHS Test & Trace to self-isolate at home. You will be asked at the door to confirm that none of these apply to you.
- Please bring and wear a mask or face-covering as this is mandatory for all who are not in an ‘exempt’ category.
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community
Local:
Pray for our emergency services, always ready at any time of day or night.
National:
This is National Grief Awareness Week. Pray for all those who have lost loved ones over the last year. Pray for those whose loss has been obscured by the enormous impact of Covid-19. Pray for the organisations which provide support to bereaved people.
Global:
Pray for Myanmar, Thailand (World Council of Churches Ecumenical prayer cycle)
Our online worship for Advent Sunday is led by the Revd Alistair Cumming (Church of Scotland minister, Clerk of the Presbytery of England).
The Bible readings will be Isaiah 64: 1-9 and Mark 13: 24-37. If you would like to follow the text of the service, you can read/download it by clicking here.
With thanks to Alistair, to Andrew our director of music, and to Mike and Pam for Bible readings and prayers of concern respectively.
Please aim, if possible, to start watching the video at 11:00am on Sunday so that, even in our separation, we can be sharing together in worship. However if that’s not possible or convenient for you, do make use of the video at whatever time suits!
If the embedded video above is not working correctly, you can also view it by clicking here.
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- Synod Moderator’s Christmas letter
- December & January worship
- Church news
- Nativity, Christingle & Carols
- Ministerial vacancy update
- From the archives
- Christmas Quiz (with prize!)
- Our finances in the Pandemic
- Merton Winter Night Shelter & Faith in Action
- Child Friendly Church Re-Award
- Scaffolding everywhere!
Sarah Elliot says: ‘Here are the resources for tomorrow’s Junior Church at home. The theme is ‘waiting in the dark’.
There’s a nice activity to blindfold a child/young person and give them a collection of various coins. They have to pick out the 10ps from the selection. Then discuss how activities like this are harder ‘in the dark’. There’s also a good activity of baking a cake in a mug – the key to baking is being alert, knowing when the cake is baked = the key to tough times is being alert to God’s presence.
Story, discussion for very young children
Children’s sheet
Colouring sheet
YP page
