Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
Our Lent course exploring the Trinity concludes with a final session on Thursday 10 April:
“An eternal community of loving persons & implications for spiritual formation.”
All will be welcome at 8pm in the Mansel Road Centre, whether or not you’ve attended previous sessions.
Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week. We remember Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem on a donkey, where the crowd laid down palm branches for him to walk on.
In Wimbledon, the churches join in a short 10-minute act of witness (Bible reading, prayer and hymn) outside Tesco Express (Wimbledon Old Town Hall) at 10:00, with palm branches and a donkey – donkey rides for children afterwards (bring your cycle helmet).
Our service at Trinity will follow at 11:00 as usual. All welcome.
We will be holding short reflective services each evening of Holy Week, from Monday to Thursday, at 7.30pm led by the Revd Dr Jacob Bali (Minister).
The Service on Maundy Thursday will include Holy Communion.
We invite you to join us.
Tenebrae is a contemplative service that focuses on the suffering of Christ. During this service, readings are presented that detail the story of Christ’s passion, while the music evokes a sense of his pathos. The power of silence and darkness that accompanies the service adds to the dramatic effect of this momentous day. As the lights are gradually extinguished, those in attendance are encouraged to reflect on the depth of Christ’s suffering, death and love.
The Service, at 7.30pm, includes Holy Communion.
All will be very welcome.
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Our Mothering Sunday worship at 11:00 will be led by The Revd Jacob Bali (Minister) together with leaders and members of our YP Group and Junior Church.
The Junior Church and Chinese Group will remain in church for the whole service.
Coffee and tea will be available in the Old Hall afterwards.
Everyone will be very welcome – especially mothers & grandmothers! Come and bring your friends.
Don’t forget that the clocks go forward by one hour at the weekend!
Our worship at 11:00 on Sunday 23 March, the 3rd Sunday of Lent, will be led by The Revd Jacob Bali (Minister).
The Service will be shorter than usual, and will incorporate the Church Meeting towards the end of the Service. All members are strongly encouraged to participate in the Meeting.
The main focus for this Church Meeting will be the 2025 Election to the Elders’ Council. All Trinity members should have received a letter about this from the Minister. If you have not done so, please contact the Church Secretaries at churchsecretaries@trinitywimbledon.org.
The Junior Church and Chinese Group will leave the church after the second hymn for their own time of activities and worship, returning to share in the Church Meeting at the end of the service.
Coffee and tea will be available in the Old Hall afterwards.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday.
We are invited to a special Interfaith Shabbat Service at Wimbledon Synagogue on Friday, 4 April at 6.45pm.
This evening is an opportunity for people of all faiths and backgrounds to come together, experience the beauty of Shabbat, and celebrate the shared values that unite us. The service will be warm, inclusive, and meaningful, reflecting a commitment to building understanding and fostering friendship across communities.
Following the service, we are invited to stay for a light dinner, offering time to connect and share conversation in the spirit of Shabbat.
If you would like to join this evening of community, reflection, and hospitality please contact May Nicol via the Church Office (office@trinitywimbledon.com) to book.