Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
Welcome
Whoever you are, wherever you are coming from, you are very welcome at Trinity. Our Sunday morning worship is at 11:00.
We look forward to seeing and hearing from you. If you are unable to join us you can now watch our Services live on our YouTube channel.
You may have recently moved into the area and are looking for a friendly church where you can worship.
Perhaps you are planning a wedding, a christening, or a funeral service for a loved one.
Or you may want to find out more about our excellent facilities for hire.
Whatever your circumstances, you are most welcome at Trinity church.
Please use the contact details given here to get in touch with us.
The service at 11:00 on Sunday 9 August will be led by members of the Outreach & Witness Team looking at “How Christ’s love reaches out to all”.
We look forward to seeing you in church or, if you are unable to join us, you can watch our service live on our YouTube channel. You can see the Order of Service HERE.
The Scripture readings will be from Matthew 15: 21-28 and Isaiah 56: 1, 6-8.
Junior Church will remain in church for the entire service where activity tables will be available.
The Chinese Group will meet for their worship, led by the Revd Ernest Yu, in the Old Hall.
Following the Service coffee and tea will be available in the Old Hall. Please join us!
Keeping you informed with the latest news from around the URC Southern Synod.
Click HERE to read.
Over the next three weeks we have various exam results being released across the UK.
The results for Nationals, Highers and Advanced Highers – as well as the more vocational National Progression Awards, Skills for Work Awards, and National Certificates in Scotland – are released by the Scottish Qualifications Agency on 4 August. In England, Wales, and the Crown Dependencies A, AS, and T Levels are released on 13 August whilst GCSE and various vocational qualifications are released on 20 August.
These days are approached with trepidation and produce both profound joy and disappointment. We keep all our young, and not so young, in our prayers during this season of results.
The URC offers this prayer, for private and public use, as results are received, understood, digested and as future plans are made.
O God of every good gift,
calm anxious minds,
help all who are longing for,
and all who are dreading,
the coming results:
that they may find peace
and an ability to trust in you for all that follows.
In Your loving kindness help all those waiting
to find resilience where there is disappointment,
and joy when dreams have been fulfilled.
We thank You for teachers, lecturers, and for students’ hard work.
As next steps are discerned,
remind us all that our worth is not found in certificates
but in Your great love for us. Amen.
Keeping you informed with the latest news from around the URC. Click HERE to read the URC News update for August
On Tuesday evening, around 100 people watched “The People’s Emergency Briefing” at Trinity and joined in a discussion afterwards. It was a challenging and thought-provoking watch, and gave many insights into the threats posed to each one of us individually and to our world.
The UK faces a growing climate and nature emergency. Yet most people have never been fully briefed on what it means for our lives, our economy and our future. If you missed this opportunity to view the film you are encouraged to find a local screening NOW. Follow the link to National Emergency Briefing, then click on National Screening Map where you will find local screenings.
“We are the first generation to see the effects of climate change and the last that can do anything about it. The People’s Emergency Briefing is a wake-up call for all of us. The threat posed by climate change and loss of biodiversity dwarfs that of other crises, and the public need to be informed, so that together we can turn the situation around.”
Rt Revd Graham Usher, lead CoE Bishop for the Environment
