All members are asked to note that a Church Meeting will be held on Monday evening, 13 July at 8pm in the Mansel Road Centre. Apologies for absence should be sent to the Church Secretaries. The agenda will include: ‘Time for Trinity’ update Local Mission & Ministry Review (LMMR) Report on one-day meeting of General Assembly …
Would you like to serve at Wimbledon in the middle weekend or final week of the tournament? Love All Serve All is an initiative to show something of God’s love to the overnight tennis fans in Wimbledon Park through giving free refreshments, discussing life and faith, offering prayer, being a listening ear. We go out …
Please help by supporting the Cake Sale on Sunday 5 July. We hope to raise £550 towards the costs of the Southern Synod Youth Camp, run by Hannah Jones and supported by a group of older leaders (seven of whom are from Trinity – Miriam, Cathy, Barry, Lilian, Gareth, Gillian & Roger).
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED BECAUSE OF THE HEAT! On Wednesday 1 July, members of the Wednesday Social Group will be having their annual visit to Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park. Located on the highest point of the Park, with stunning views across the Thames Valley to the west, this magnificent Georgian mansion …
On Saturday 27 June, General Assembly of the United Reformed Church met for a one-day, one-issue Assembly, at Carrs Lane Church, Birmingham to discuss how local United Reformed churches might respond to recent legislation on the marriage of same sex couples. To read about the discussion and decisions that were taken, see the “pastoral letter” from …
After a gloriously hot and sunny Saturday, the day of our barbecue turned out a little disappointing. As Morning Service ended a few raindrops fell and our stalwart barbecuers found themselves outside on their own! Through thick smoke they cooked away, and about sixty church members and friends – young and not so young – enjoyed an excellent lunch …
The book club will be meeting for lunch at 1pm on Thursday 16 July in the 3rd floor restaurant at Elys. Having read books about Buddhist cats and Quaker pioneers we have now turned to the Church of England and our latest book is Fathomless Riches, the autobiography of the Rev Richard Coles, which promises …