News and views at Trinity Churches
There’s a great game which a lot of church musicians play. I’ve played it myself, and its mainly indulged in by those who play the keyboard, you know, the big songs and “pulling out all...
A few weeks ago the door to The Meet Place, where we run most of our ministries on the Meole Estate, was knocked down by youths. Three times in a week! My initial feelings were...
This has been the subject of our evening service series since Easter, as we dipped our toes in the water with Lectio divina and Pete Grieg’s book “How to hear God”. But last week I...
This weekend, up and down the nation, and across the Commonwealth, people will be celebrating the coronation of King Charles III. There will be street parties, bunting, flags, cake galore, and for some reason –...
If you’ve been anywhere near a TV in the last few days, you can’t fail to have noticed what has been happening just over the Welsh border in my hometown of Wrexham. In a story...
This week I had the pleasure of joining warm spaces for their fish and chip lunch, and we talked about the resurrection account where Jesus has a meal of barbecued fish with his friends on...
Last weekend, I had the joy of singing in a choral concert in Shrewsbury Abbey. Like Christmas, the Passiontide and Easter seasons have given us a wealth of musical masterpieces, as scripture is set to...
Perhaps you saw in the headlines recently some controversy surrounding the release of Oxfam’s new ‘Inclusivity Document’? A document created to help employees and volunteers use more inclusive language to show people dignity globally. They...
This last few weeks quite a few of us have been using the “Dust and Glory” resources, available in the booklets / apps / smart speakers etc as well as at Six o’clock live. I...
