Posts about the Trinity Church community family
We are pleased to announce that FOMT, Trinity Church’s Missions team, will be hosting our annual Christmas Fair to raise funds as an extra Christmas blessing for our main mission partners: Our own Hwee-Chong Fong, on mission with Operation Mobilisation (currently training in South Africa) Andrew and Ruth Garvey-Williams in Buncrana, Northern Ireland Aphrezo and…
In what has become a Trinity Church tradition (this being the sixth year), in the last week of the summer school vacation, the entire church gets transformed into a setting in which children from the ages 2 to 11 years old come to have fun whilst learning more about God and the Bible. This year…
One of the very best parts of the Summer camp at LifeStream is the youth programme: ‘Something Else’ (don’t tell the adults!). One of our youth was there and had this to share about what happened for her: “I used to be pretty sure about God, but now I feel 99.999% sure” (after seeing Sophie…
The LifeStream Europe Summer Festival has drawn to a close for another year. However for many individuals and families their experiences at LifeStream this year will stay with them for some time! Below is a reflection on the time from one of the families attending. Our family’s first time at LifeStream was a very positive…
On June 17th the end of the service was followed by a flurry of activity as pews were pushed aside to accommodate several tables. Soon these tables were filled with all sorts of food from all the corners of the world and the scents filled the church. This special Missions Market was held to support Hwee-Chong in his upcoming mission with Operation…
Last Saturday, 23rd June, was the Trinity Fun Run Picnic event. A few families and church members got together by the lake a short distance from Trinity Church Eindhoven. The plan was to gather at 3pm, run together and afterwards have a BBQ picnic fiesta. But you know what they say, sometimes things don’t go as…
Some of you may have noticed that a curious group gathers at times in the prayer corner after service with Pastor Francis standing in the centre of this group. A “pray for Pastor” initiative has been started and it takes place every first Sunday of the month when we gather as a group to pray…
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…