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Whoever you are, wherever you are coming from you are welcome at Trinity.
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Whatever your circumstances, you are most welcome at Trinity church.
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URC Daily Devotions
Our Service on Sunday morning will be led by Mr Peter Pay, General Assembly Moderator. We look forward to welcoming him to Trinity. Peter will be taking as his theme, “Weathering life’s storms”.
Members, friends and visitors, including children, will be welcome but we still need to observe some Covid safety precautions, so…..
If you would you like to come to church on 20 June at 11:00
please email churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org telling us the number of people from your household (and their names) who wish to attend. We will send confirmation that we have registered you.
The Chinese Group will worship separately in the Mansel Road Centre at 11:00. If you wish to attend please email churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org as above.
Junior Church will take place on Sunday in Room 1 starting at 11:00. Please also email churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org to register children who will be attending.
Although congregational singing is not allowed at present, a small choir will again lead our hymns. We have taken many steps to ensure everyone is as Covid-safe as possible, and we look forward to seeing you, but please click here for further information.
Our activities in Junior Church today centred on growing and creating a good environment for growth, both for plants but also for us as Christians. Welcoming three new children to Junior Church, we planted seeds (nasturtiums and calendulas) which the children and young people took home, but also planted sunflower seedlings (pictured). Each child decorated their pots with key words and values which help them ‘grow’ and now have their own seedling which will be looked after at Trinity during the week and then next Sunday we will be able to see how much they have grown.
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community
Local:
Pray for Merton Street Pastors as they plan their mission in our local borough. Pray for the online meeting organised for next week, when they will share their plans with supporters, including Trinity.
National:
Pray for debt counsellors, advice workers and others who help people to cope with serious financial problems and unexpected challenges.
Global:
Pray for Botswana, Zimbabwe (this week’s countries nominated in the World Council of Churches Ecumenical prayer cycle).
Photo by Trust "Tru" Katsande on Unsplash
We hope to see you at Trinity on Sundays, but if you are unable to make it for any reason you can still worship online.
A list of United Reformed Churches that are live streaming acts of worship or offering Bible studies, sermons and services as podcasts, audio files or video recordings is available here.
Weekly prayers from the United Reformed Church to help bring you comfort and spiritual support during the Coronavirus pandemic have also been available since Lent. Click here to see them.
A celebration of Merton Winter Night Shelter’s 10th anniversary will take place on Saturday 17 July from 15.00 to 17.00 in South Park Gardens, SW19 8QW.
Further information to follow, but note the date now.
