News and views at Trinity Churches
Anniversaries resonate with us, and so a year of lockdown has inevitably provided an abundance of material reflecting on the last 365 days. I’ve particularly appreciated Laura Kuenssberg’s podcast, ‘Covid Confidential’, with people at the...
I start with another cartoon by Charlie Mackesy, a London artist whose work has captured many a heart over these last few months. I saw this picture today, and it certainly spoke to me once...
Let’s start with some good news. We’re working towards Holy Trinity Meole Brace being open for Easter Sunday, 4th April. What better day could there be to open our doors and celebrate new life together!...
We finished the “wellbeing journey” last night. About sixty of us spent eight weeks looking at different areas of our wellbeing, and what it might mean to improve our physical, emotional, spiritual, relational, financial and...
You might know that we’ve been running the “Wellbeing Journey” these last few weeks. This last week we’ve been looking at ‘relational’ wellbeing, which during COVID seems never more important. “It is not good for...
Let’s be honest, life in Lockdown feels pretty much like a wilderness at the moment. Simplicity, sacrifice and sorrow have become daily realities, whether chosen or not. For some this is the wilderness of being...
Has anyone had a chance to wander through the Prayer Labyrinth in the church yard yet? Life can be so full on, especially in the current climate with working from home, home schooling etc. Its...
1. Join in one of our Sunday morning gatherings. 9.30am for pyjama church, and 10.30am for our mid morning gathering. You’ll find us via our website at www.trinitychurches.org/live, or on Facebook Live. 2. Let us...
You will have seen the devastating milestone yesterday of more than 100,000 people across the UK who have died after contracting COVID-19. Behind each of these figures is a beloved life and a community in...
Welcome to “Twelfth Night”, at least if you’re still counting by this stage of January. In some households today is the day to to take down the Christmas decorations, pack them into the attic for...
It is with real sadness that I’m letting you know that our Sunday morning services on 3rd January will not be taking place as planned. In making this decision we are taking into account the...
As the time of New Year’s resolutions approaches, we know that this is often a time when many of us resolve to spend more time in prayer and reading the Bible. We would love to...
