Trinity United Reformed Church Wimbledon
Welcome
Whoever you are, wherever you are coming from, you are very welcome at Trinity. Our Sunday morning worship is at 11:00.
We look forward to seeing and hearing from you. If you are unable to join us you can now watch our Services live on our YouTube channel.
You may have recently moved into the area and are looking for a friendly church where you can worship.
Perhaps you are planning a wedding, a christening, or a funeral service for a loved one.
Or you may want to find out more about our excellent facilities for hire.
Whatever your circumstances, you are most welcome at Trinity church.
Please use the contact details given here to get in touch with us.
To read the September edition of Trinity News click HERE.
The service at 11:00 on Sunday 30 August will be led by Katrina Clifford (Trinity Elder and Assembly Accredited Lay Preacher) and Claire Wood, (Trinity Elder and Church Secretary).
We look forward to seeing you in church or, if you are unable to join us, you can watch our service live on our YouTube channel.
Junior Church will remain in church for the entire service where activity tables will be available.
The Chinese Group will meet for their worship, led by the Revd Ernest Yu, in the Old Hall.
Following the Service coffee and tea will be available in the Old Hall. Please join us!
The United Reformed Church (URC) is deeply saddened by the death of Professor Jason Arday, who was found unresponsive at an address in London on Friday.
Professor Arday, 41, became the University of Cambridge’s youngest Black professor in 2023 before resigning from his position as Professor of Sociology of Education last week following unrelenting public allegations of plagiarism about his work.
The Revd Neil Thorogood, Moderator of General Assembly, writes:
“Congregations across the United Reformed Church will be holding the family and friends of Jason Arday in our hearts and prayers. We share the shock and sadness of so many at news of his death. His all too brief life was an inspiration in so many ways, even as recent events begged so many questions and leave so much to face now.
The West Midlands Synod offers this prayer after blazes took place across the West Midlands on the hottest day of the year, so far.
It is reported that in Stourbridge, 19 homes have been completely destroyed, while West Midlands firefighters continue to tackle hotspots across open grassland in seven areas. There have been 54 casualties across eight fires in the region, with 19 people taken to hospital for treatment.
Keeping you informed with the latest news from around the URC Southern Synod.
Click HERE to read.
