Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community. Local: Pray for the Elders’ Council as they work at planning for the future life and witness of Trinity in an uncertain and changing world. National: Pray for the people of Leicester and all those affected …
As we hear afresh the invitation of Jesus, our theme is Rest and Revelation. The service is led by Revd Dominic Grant, and the Bible readings are Matthew 11.25-30 and Psalm 145.8-14. With thanks to Andrew our director of music and to guest vocalist Macy Lane, to Guy our Bible reader, to Katrina who …
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community. Local: Pray for Merton Council, as they continue to hold meetings virtually or postpone or cancel them. Pray for them as they try to reopen services which have been closed due to Covid-19. National: Pray for …
As we mark Fathers’ Day, our Bible reading is Matthew 10.24-33 – in which Jesus encourages his followers to be fearless and faithful. With thanks to Andrew our director of music, to Christine our Bible reader, to Martha and Harriet for leading our prayers, and to Sarah for our Junior Church resources. Please aim, if …
In this week’s service Trinity elder Katrina Clifford invites us to reflect upon Matthew 9.35-10.8 in which Jesus sends out his disciples to proclaim good news – it’s an account of Commission and Compassion. You’ll find it helpful to have a mirror to hand! Andrew provides the music, and he’s joined by Trinity’s choir …
Please join us for a few minutes each Wednesday, between noon and 2pm, to pray with the Trinity community. Local: Pray for those maintaining our essential local infrastructure; those who work for our mains services, those who keep our communications networks going, those who maintain our road and rail networks. National: In Carers’ Week, pray …
Our first-ever “At Home” Messy Church! We’ve been looking at Rainbows: a sign of hope, and a reminder of God’s promise. Have fun with these rainbow-related activities and experiments, listen to the story of Noah, join in the singing with Lavender and Bubblegum, and share in a rainbow prayer!
“The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with us all, evermore, Amen.” As we celebrate Trinity Sunday, our Bible readings are 2 Corinthians 13.11-13 (from which these traditional words of blessing are drawn) and Matthew 28.16-20. The service includes an act of …
This dramatised production of Messiah is staged by Bristol Old Vic’s Tony Award-winning Artistic Director Tom Morris with design by Anna Orton. It features internationally-renowned soloists Catherine Wyn Rogers and Julia Doyle, The Erebus Ensemble and Europe’s most celebrated Baroque orchestra The English Concert, under the revered baton of Conductor Harry Bicket. Jamie Beddard performs the …
Join in with Pray4URC on Facebook here. A new weekly prayer initiative launches on Thursday 4 June and invites people to pray about the challenging situation many United Reformed Church (URC) congregations, Synods and central staff are facing. Created by the Group for Evangelism and Renewal (GEAR), Pray4URC follows on from Clap for Carers, which has taken place …