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.
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We look forward to seeing you on Sunday at 11:00 when our worship will be led by the Revd Dr Jacob Bali (Minister). The theme will be ‘Called’.
Junior Church will meet as usual, and all children will be most welcome. The Chinese Group will also meet for their worship, led by the Revd Ernest Yu, in the Old Hall. Both groups leave the church for their own activities and worship after the second hymn.
Do join us for coffee and tea in the Old Hall after the Service.
The post has been vacant since the Revd Bridget Banks had to retire early in June 2025 on health grounds.
The Southern Synod has around 140 URC and united churches, those with Methodist, Baptist or other ecumenical partners. The area of the Synod includes South London, Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Its offices are located at East Croydon URC in Croydon.
Paul has been Minister of the United Church in Rhyl since his ordination in 2011. Recently, he has also supported other URC churches in North Wales and in the National Synod of Wales, Paul has served most recently as Convenor of the North Wales Regional Pastoral Committee.
On a national level, Paul is a former member and Convenor of the URC’s Children and Youth Work Committee.
Paul said: “It is with deep humility that I accept the nomination to serve as Moderator of Southern Synod. It is a great honour to serve God in this new role, and I look forward to journeying with the synod alongside the Holy Spirit as, together, we seek to be the church of Christ.”
“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
The People’s Emergency Briefing will be screened at Trinity on Tuesday 14 July at 7.30pm. Refreshments will be served from 7pm.
The film, The People’s Emergency Briefing, will be followed by a facilitated and friendly discussion on the implications and opportunities for us locally.
Save the date now, and click HERE to get your ticket.
To read the June edition of Trinity News click HERE.
