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URC Daily Devotions
The Service on Sunday 23 January will be led by Mr Mark Dennis (Trinity Elder & Lay Preacher).
Join us for the third in a series of services exploring six questions that God put to people in the Old Testament. God puts these questions to us as well; and we will try to discern what our response should be.
“What are you doing here?” Asked of Elijah when he was hiding out of fear. What are we afraid of? We should not dwell on past failures. Rather, concentrate on the present and how it might lead on to the future.
Bible readings: 1 Kings 19: 1-14 and John 21: 1-14.
We request that, if possible, as an additional measure at this time, you take a lateral flow test before coming to church. Please continue to wear your mask, unless medically exempt, throughout the Service and as you walk around the building, and continue to keep a safe distance from other people. Thank you for helping to protect others. We look forward to seeing you.
A basic First Aid course has been arranged for Tuesday 1 March from 7pm-10pm in the Mansel Road Centre.
The course is open to anyone who would like to learn or refresh their basic First Aid knowledge. If you have a specific role in the Church working face to face with people, it would be great to see you there.
Please contact Elizabeth Scharinger at office@trinitywimbledon.org to sign up.
Thank you to everyone who supported our Christmas collections for Crisis, the national charity for homeless people. The final total, including Gift Aid, is £1,375 – a great result. Last year’s figure was £1,000.
Welcome to Trinity’s Virtual Epiphany Messy Church!
Learn how Epiphany is celebrated around the world.
Make a paper crown, print some inky kings and bake a Galette des Rois!
It will be here for a while so make sure you watch when you can!
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