New Series Continued - Children Of Light

Images of darkness and light are very powerful in our culture. Darkness speaks of danger, ignorance, and fear, no one wants to be left in the dark. 

As we journey further into the Book of Ephesians, we find ourselves continuing to think about God’s powerful call to personal transformation. We have been told that God has taken us out of the dark and placed us in the light, but what does it now look like to live as children of the light. 

This week we are going to ask that very practical question and we are going to be given a stark reminder of the life we’ve left behind and the behaviours that have no place in our lives as God’s children. Our actions and choices should reflect the light of our Saviour. 

So join us this Sunday for our Holy Communion service as we reflect on how far we’ve come and the path that still lies ahead. Let’s together embrace the light of Christ and shine it brightly in our lives and communities. 

Refreshments will be served before and after the service and children’s groups will continue as usual.

BBQ & Swim - This Sunday

Straight after the service on this Sunday we will be heading over to Debs and Tim Stanhope’s home for a family swim and BBQ.

Please bring your swimming costumes/towels, picnic blanket, camping chairs, drinks and meat to cook on the BBQ. We will provide plates, salads, bread rolls and ice lollies!

Debs and Tim’s address can be found on Churchsuite.

Small Groups - The Sabbath

So far in ENABLE we have thought about the four central God given enablers: the Holy Spirit, God’s word, prayer and one another (the church). They summarise the heart of how God is working in the world... God transforms us and enables us for his mission as we prayerfully proclaim God’s word, in the power of the Spirit, to one another.

This is where the weight of the Bible is - so it has been the focus of ENABLE so far. But in the Bible we see that there are other gifts that God gives us to enable us as disciples. We thought about sleep in our last session and in this week’s session we are going to think about the Sabbath.

Trinity Camping Weekend - Final Call

This week is the final week you can sign up for our Trinity Camping Weekend. If you haven’t signed up yet, click on the button below to book your place. You can also watch here to see a short video explaining what we will be doing on the weekend.

It’s going to be great!

Tuesday Night Youth - Summer Party

On Tuesday 18th June from 6-8pm our TNY group will be meeting to have an evening of fun and games at Kea Church. This event is also open to year 5 children as well as any others who have not been to youth group before. It’s a great opportunity to try this group out, we’d love to see you there. Click on the button below to sign up.

Trinity Evening - 19th June - St John’s Church

Once a term we meet together for an evening of updates from each congregation, stories of encouragement and hymns and prayers. This term we will be meeting at St John’s Church in Truro from 7pm for refreshments, with our evening formally starting at 7.30pm. It is a wonderful evening to come together as Trinity Church - we look forward to seeing you all then.

Save The Date - One Church

In September we will be joining together with the other Trinity Churches for a

wonderful day of teaching, worship, children’s work and fellowship, so please keep Saturday 7th September free for this event. More Information to follow.

Key Dates

Church Swim and BBQ - 9th June - 11.30am - onwards

TNY Summer Party - 18th June - 6-8pm

Trinity Evening - 19th June - 7pm - at St John’s Church

Trinity Camping Weekend - 12th - 14th July

Trelander Summer Festival - 29th and 30th August

Save the Date - One Church Day - Saturday 7th September

Weekly Prayer Points

Each week there will be a few things for our church life and church family that we can join together in praying for:

1. Father God help us this week to love one another, especially in the way we speak. Help us to be transformed into the people you want us to be.

2. Please pray for the work of Barnabas Aid for God’s guidance in their “Opportunity Africa” initiative. We pray that this can support Christian communities in Africa to become more resilient as natural disasters, weather extremes and persecution pose increasing challenges.

3. Gracious Lord, we pray for churches of St Clement and St Allen as they continue to discern the future in partnership with one another. We pray for your wisdom in how they might best serve their local communities and continue a much needed Christian witness.