The harvest of youth and children entrusted to Trinity Church is large. As counted at the beginning of 2018 we had 90 members aged 18 or younger. This is about 42% of the total congregation. Within these numbers a shift is taking place from children aged up to 10 years in KidZchurch to youth from age 11 in 1Tim4Twelve and TYDE. This brings Trinity to a call to prayer.
Being together with God on Sunday is great. Alongside Sunday, Cell Groups are important for growth and support of all members in our church. At present there are 12 groups. Please contact Barbara Noordanus (Cell Pastor) if you are interested in joining a cell group and she will put you in touch with someone who…
Where we meet as a church depends on what we believe God has called us to do together. Different churches may have different requirements according to their priorities. So it is appropriate to ask ourselves – What meeting place does Trinity church need to fulfil its call? This question is actually not too difficult to…
There is a DCTalk song from a couple of decades ago with the title “Luv is a Verb”. It points to the fact that love is something to be acted out rather than felt, that it is not what the TV portrays but what the Bible talks about, what God shows us most of all…
Cell Leaders – Serving as Good Shepherds At a cell leaders training a while ago cell leaders and potential leaders considered what was involved in leading a cell. Looking to the model of Jesus rather than the world we thought about what was involved in being a ‘good shepherd’ to a cell group. We took…
In the April all age service we showed a clip of Jean Vanier. A three minute clip where Jean Vanier talks about his first steps into L’arche can be found here The following excerpt from Martha Bala who lived and worked with Jean Vanier. How to convey the essence of this physically and metaphorically giant of a man, who reaches out directly and…
In the weeks before Easter the design of our baptism pool which is described on our website here ‘Making a Baptism Pool‘ was visited many times. We also used it for two adult baptisms this Easter.