News and views at Trinity Churches
Last weekend it wonderful to hear the bells ring out to celebrate the 70th anniversary of our Queen’s accession! Some of you will remember how, on 6 February 1952, the young Elizabeth was staying in...
What better day to consider being baptised than Easter Sunday?! Alongside the regular baptisms we hold for babies, this year we’re offering children, young people and adults the opportunity to be baptised on Sunday 17th...
This Lent we’re hosting two midweek opportunities to go stronger in faith and grow deeper in prayer. We’d love to invite people from across our life at Trinity to join in. Click on the events below...
On Friday morning, sad news broke of the death of US Rockstar Meat Loaf and throughout the day TV, radio and social media began to fill with people sharing their memories and their favourite Meat...
I don’t know whether you have had chance to see any of “Superman and Lois” on BBC IPlayer recently? It has been my choice viewing. This series sees Clark Kent (aka Superman – I can...
Through the vision and legacy of one woman, Trinity Churches can support three innovative projects working with young people and teaching staff in Zambia and Uganda. ABout 15 years ago Pat Wedge – a member...
This week we began looking at Elijah in our morning services. We started to think about how his journey, as a ‘giant of faith,’ encourages us in our walk with God. It got me musing...
Today – Thursday 6th January – is meant to be the moment we take down our Christmas decorations, and everything goes back into the box for another year. Have you done yours down yet? At...
There’s certainly been no shortage of carols this year thus far. School nativities, Trinity Table, Residential homes, carols by carlight, carols on the Green, Radbrook carols… and a few other places. Most recently we met...
Amidst my usual Christmas playlists I’ve had occasional bursts of a certain Christmas song by WHAM. “Last Christmas I gave you my heart” go the words. But you know what happens the very next day....
This week has been “nativity play” week for us as a team, with three plays performed by Meole Brace Primary and seven hosted for Coleham school at Belle Vue church. In one of them I...
Have you thought about Christmas trees yet this year? Anyone want to admit to having put theirs up already? I think one of my favourite memories of childhood is buying the Christmas tree. It always...
