News and views at Trinity Churches
I wonder how you are with church celebrations? We know how to celebrate Christmas, even if we bury it under a thousand distractions. We know how to celebrate Easter, although it is often accompanied by...
May 17, 2020 /by Phil Cansdale
May 17, 2020 /by Phil Cansdale
May 15, 2020 /by Phil Cansdale
April 19, 2020 /by Phil Cansdale
A huge thank you to everyone from Trinity Churches who joined with other Christians around town to support, encourage, pray, give, wrap presents, bake, peel vegetables, decorate the hall, provide transport for or host Soul...
Walk…jog… and run 0-5 with us in 2016. We’d love to invite you along. Come along and be part of a couch-5k group, aiming to go all-out at the Shrewsbury ParkRun at Easter 2016. We’ll...
As 2016 begins we’re thrilled to announce Charlotte Gompertz is going to be our new training curate in June. Hello all, I’m Charlotte Gompertz and I’m really excited to be coming to Trinity churches as your...
New year is often a time to think about diet, and our eating habits. People talk about how important it is to have a “balanced diet”, comprising of vegetables, fruit, meat, dairy, healthy fats etc....
As January begins, we’re going to spend five weeks looking at some of the parables in Luke’s gospel. Each of these gives us a picture of what life in the kingdom of God is like,...
For two thousand years, innkeepers have had some of the worst PR imaginable. Every year, in pre-schools and playgroups, schools and churches, Mary and Joseph are turned away by an innkeeper before finding shelter in...
We’re just launching a new weekly email, which will be winging its way across the parish over the next few days. Call it an early Christmas present. There’s a lot going on across Trinity Churches,...
At our recent Trinity Churches joint service our distinguished guest speaker, Elaine Storkey stirred our thoughts as she spoke biblically, with power and clarity and encouraged us to stand against the violence towards women which...
The original Christmas story was populated by ordinary people including shepherds, innkeepers, carpenters, teenagers and the like. Over the coming weeks, look out for your chance to be part of the story this Christmas by...
Pick up your copy of Christmas Connect 2 today. With stories from across the parish, you’ll find news from the Cafe, The Trinity Centre, and some of the different people and places which make up Trinity Churches....
