Posts about external missions supported by Trinity Church
This year’s Trinity Christmas Market was a joyous celebration of community spirit, creativity, and festive cheer! The church came alive with colourful tables, delicious aromas, and the buzz of excitement as church started to set up after the Sunday service. From food sales to handmade crafts, the market was a beautiful showcase of talent and generosity, with proceeds supporting our Mission partners.…
On June 8th TYDE, the 14-18 year old youth group, put on a dinner with a difference. All were seated to begin the event at four tables. We started with a quiz and a couple of videos about world poverty. During the videos the meals were served and then the fun really began. One table,…
We are preparing a ‘Dinner with a Difference’ to help TYDE (14-18 year Youth group) raise funds for the poor *. This will be a sit down meal (gluten free with a vegetarian option) and will include some interesting discussion and activities. WHEN & WHERE: Please see the event details & registration page. COST: ticket…
Gill – our friend – in Sri-Lanka awaiting UNHCR resettlement has written a book. It’s a non-fiction account of two Christian women accused of blasphemy against Islam in Pakistan, where the punishment is death. Gill himself is a human rights defense lawyer and part of the reason for his exile from his home country is…
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…
Last month KidZchurch held a Light Evening with the theme: You should be a light for other people. Live so that they will see the good things you do and praise your Father in heaven. This month we want to make it practical, by taking part in the Shoe Box event 2018. We want to…
The mission appeal to support Hwee-Chong in his mission to join Operation Mobilisation is getting down to the wire. You can donate via this page.
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…