Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
On Christmas Eve at 5.30pm, please do come to our Christingle Service to celebrate the Christmas story. A simple service for all ages, but especially for families. Carols and Christingle-making for everyone. If you’ve never made one, now is your chance! It will be good fun. Why not join us? All very welcome – but especially children!
On Christmas Eve (Sunday 24 December) a traditional service of Holy Communion as we welcome Christmas Day and Celebrate the birth of Jesus. Christmas Eve Communion by Candlelight service starts at 11:15pm and will last about an hour. We look forward to seeing you.
Christmas Day Celebration Worship at 10:30. Come and join us as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. Children (and others…) are invited to bring along one of the presents they’ve opened, to show everybody!
The children’s Nativity Play, entitled “It’s your story too” will be performed during the Morning Worship next Sunday, 17 December. Don’t miss it!
This year we will have a very special Service of Carols & Readings by Candlelight on Sunday 17 December with an international flavour. Our readers will come from around the world, following on from the theme of our recent Christmas Tree Festival. We are excited that we will be joined by Cloud 9 Brass, a …
You will be most welcome to join us at any, or all, of our Services. Sunday 17 December 11:00 All-age worship & children’s nativity play 18:30 Carols & readings by candlelight, followed by mulled wine & mince pies Sunday 24 December – Christmas Eve 11:00 Morning worship 17:30 Christing service (especially …
During the Festival we look forward to welcoming musicians who have generously offered their time and talents: Thursday 7 December 18:30 Wimbledon Choral Society Friday 8 December 18:00 Wimbledon High Junior School Saturday 9 December 13:30 Trinity band 14:30 The Occasional Singers – St Mary’s Merton (tbc) 18:00 Brass …
Next Sunday, our Remembrance Sunday service will begin at 10:45.
A special reflective service to remember loved ones who have died – at whatever age and in whatever circumstances – and to affirm that they are not forgotten but are still known to, loved by and cared for by God. Sunday 5 November at 6.30pm. Tea will be served in the Old Hall before the …
Our thanks to all who brought items for the Wimbledon Foodbank to our Harvest Festival last Sunday. We had a wonderful amount of produce to deliver again this year. Thank you too to the Junior Church for sharing their pictures and thoughts about inequality of our food and resource distribution with “Every plate tells a …