Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
‘Trinity Creates’ challenge is for EVERYONE (not just the children) Why not take part this week? We are looking for entries from all the congregation. This week’s theme is ‘SOFT’ Send your creations – art, music or literature – on our weekly theme to Sarah Elliot*. We’ll then post them on our website/social media accounts …
This week’s contributions to the ‘Trinity Creates’ challenge – are all purple flowers! Next week’s theme is SOFT
The Trussell Trust reports that the outpouring of support food banks have seen during the current crisis has been incredible. Your support has never been more vital as food banks report their busiest ever fortnight. That’s over 6,250 emergency food parcels provided to people in crisis each day, with close to 3,000 for children every single day during that …
How many times have you sat in church and looked at our stained glass windows? Could you say what they depict? We have five on the right hand side of the church, and eight on the left. Here are two jigsaw puzzles for you to try and piece together to reveal the windows. These are relatively …
At this time of year we usually present the Church Secretaries’ annual review for the previous year to our May Church Meeting. You can read our review of 2019 here, along with a Children & Youth report from those working with our children and young people.
Read May’s edition of the United Reformed Church’s Reform magazine. This issue, the first produced under the lockdown, is jam-packed with news, comment, inspiration, and debate. How is God with us during this Covid-19 crisis? What are churches doing to respond? And what can we do when the Bible doesn’t answer our questions? Find out the answers …
From Ampleforth Abbey in North Yorkshire comes this useful advice for us all at this unsettling time: 1. Don’t fret if things aren’t perfect – take the long view. 2. Don’t keep checking the greener grass – flourish where you are planted. 3. Don’t panic – remember that you are standing on solid ground. 4. Don’t stamp your foot …
The May edition of Trinity News is now available. Click here to read.
‘Trinity Creates’ challenge is for EVERYONE (not just the children) Why not take part this week? We are looking for entries from all the congregation. This week’s theme is ‘PURPLE’ Send your creations – art, music or literature – on our weekly theme to Sarah Elliot*. We’ll then post them on our website/social media accounts …
Seen or unrecognised, the risen Jesus walks with his friends! Revd Dominic Grant leads our service today, for which the Bible passage is Luke 24.13-35 (the story of the Road to Emmaus). Please aim, if possible, to start watching the video at 11am so that, even in our separate places, we can be sharing together …