We are currently rebuilding Webbers – the mailing list we use for occasional emails about what’s happening at Trinity. We’re moving it to an online system known as Mailchimp. This will be a much more secure and reliable system, and – crucially – will put you in control of the information you receive via Webbers.

To continue receiving Webbers emails, please visit the following web page and complete the form there:  http://eepurl.com/S-Eff

PLEASE NOTE: we are asking you to complete this sign-up process EVEN THOUGH you have already been receiving Webbers emails from Trinity. This is to comply with principles of good practice in data protection, to ensure that we have your consent to contact you in this way, and to give you the opportunity now to specify some preferences for the subject matter of emails you receive from us. The information you provide via the sign-up form will ONLY be used by Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon.

If you encounter any difficulty with the sign-up process, please speak to Dominic or email revdsgrant@gmail.com.

United Reformed Church Special Category Minister the Revd Peter Stevenson has completed six months as Site Chaplain to the Elephant Park Development in South London. 

The development currently employs 500 people and this is expected to rise to 2,000 when all the phases come on stream. The developers, Lend Lease, wanted to trial a chaplaincy service to add to their well-being programmes. The chaplaincy operates for four hours per week and has proved a great success.

Since last October Mr Stevenson has contact with around 350 people each time he makes a visit. He walks up and down the scaffold, wherever they are pouring cement, or driving piles. ‘I present myself as a listening ear to all faiths and none.’

The construction industry can be pretty brutal, he says. ‘The workers want to talk about many things. It’s an international workforce, so there are is a lot of dealing with immigration issues. It is remarkable how many of them talk about loneliness. Connections with people back at home are not as strong as they could be.’

‘One conversation began with me being greeted: “Welcome to hell”.

‘Reform’ magazine subscriptions are due for renewal now.

Options offered are:

• Digital format, readable on computers, tablets & smartphones –  All 10 issues per year, cost £ 18.00.
• Printed on paper –  All 10 issues per year, cost £25.00. Copies distributed to you at church.

Please hand cheques to Alban Thurston, payable to ‘United Reformed Church’, before Friday 15 April.

Reform is a fresh and challenging magazine exploring theology, ethics, personal spirituality and Christian perspectives on social and current affairs.  The magazine is for thinking people who enjoy reading about Christian ideas from a range of viewpoints.  It features writing from journalists, academics, politicians, campaigners, scientists and religious leaders.  As well as high-profile interviews, in-depth features and book, music and film reviews, Reform carries letters and a regular light-hearted column.

The magazine is published 10 times a year by the United Reformed Church but has readers from all Christian denominations, as well as readers from other faiths and from no faith tradition.

If you are not yet a subscriber to the URC’s magazine take a look at Reform’s website here.  If you would like to subscribe, Alban would be pleased to hear from you as soon as possible before 15 April, please.

We are looking for new choir members – all voice parts.

You don’t have to attend every week – you’d be welcome to come along to the rehearsal and corresponding service when you can make it.

• We sing each Sunday morning at 11:00 (except the first Sunday of the month), with a rehearsal at 09:30.
• We rehearse most Friday evenings at 19:45 in the church.
• A rudimentary ability to read music is needed but help can be given to brush up your skills!

Contact Andrew Davies or Gayle Derrick if you are interested.