News and views at Trinity Churches
Trinity Churches are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to take the lead on a garden project, which would be based in the garden of a local Meole Brace resident, adjacent to the churchyard. The lead...
Each term we publish a “termcard” to outline something of what is going on at our Sunday services. There are details of what we’re going to be learning together as God’s family, and something of...
We are exploring the idea of having a trip to North Africa to go and visit our friends there. For a group to go together the dates are currently relatively flexible, perhaps late April 2017,...
This spring we’re going to be celebrating what it is to be part of God’s amazing family. There are lots of images in the Bible as to what the Church is all about. One of...
I love singing Christmas carols more than most… call it an occupational hazard. I reckon by the end of December I’ll challenge anyone you like to a game of “Name that carol” and I’d probably...
Love Christmas? Loath Christmas? Enjoy Christmas? Survive Christmas? Perhaps a bit of everything? We asked various people from across Trinity Churches what it is that they love most about Christmas. You’ll see mention of gifts,...
As the new year’s resolutions kick in, and January kicks off, there are various new events being planned for the spring 0f 2017. Much more details to follow, but here are three for your diaries....
Our latest copy of Connect 2, the glossy magazine with news and views from across Trinity Churches, is now out. Copies will be available in church from the first Sunday of December, and we’re making...
Getting ready for Christmas can feel a frenetic time of shopping, planning and cooking. And yet over the centuries Advent has also been a time to stop, to wait on God, and to go deeper...
This Advent we’re encouraging people to get involved with the Bible Society’s #AdventChallenge The Bible Society’s online Advent calendar challenges you to do a small, practical act of kindness every day, to share goodwill and...
Saturday saw just under one hundred men from Shropshire churches get together with author Nick Page for the “Dark night of the shed” day conference. The day started with bacon butties, before some welcomes, worship and...
Can you believe the Christmas season is almost upon us? We are asking again for folk to be generous and help us to help the needy in our town. In partnership with Shrewsbury Homes for...
Each year, we give the children in the reception clasess at our two primary schools in the parish the opportunity to take home for one night the Playmobil nativity set and hear the nativity story. ...
Whether you have been playing for months or many years, we are looking for orchestral instrumentalists to join our family orchestra which will accompany the singing at Carols by Candlelight on Sunday 18th December at...
Valerie Pitt and Elly Hughes are currently looking for singers to join them for the choir which will be singing at this year’s Carols by Candlelight. Taking place on Sunday 18th December at 4.30pm and...
Our church warden Mike Haddaway oversees the life of prayer across the parish. It has been hugely exciting to see him having conversations, listening to people’s passions, and seeing just some of the different ways...
Peter Hubbard has been the minister of Christ the King since June 2012, but it is time to say Goodbye to the Hubbard family as Peter takes on his new role as Vicar of nearby Christ Church, Bayston...
At Christ the King we have been talking for quite some time about our services on the second Sunday of the month. How do we support the current monthly Radbrook Messy Church on a Sunday...
Our church warden Mike Haddaway oversees the life of prayer across the parish. It has been hugely exciting to see him having conversations, listening to people’s passions, and seeing just some of the different ways...
