A year after Trinity Eco-Group’s original bug hotel was vandalised, it has been brought back to life and is once again doing it’s vital work in the fight against Global Warming. Originally the Bug Hotel was built by the children of Treasure Seekers but it was deemed sensible to wait until security gates were fitted…
The Easter Play, No Name in the Street, performed by the Trinity Drama Group, was enjoyed by a large audience. Performed at Trinity at the beginning of the month, the 1966 play was transformed to the present day by Kate Walmsley, who was directing for Trinity for the first time along with co-director Madeline Adey.…
As part this year’s Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues Festival, we are hosting acclaimed Jazz and Swing singer Arthur Geldard at our April Coffee Stop. The festival will take place at a number of events over the May Day Bank Holiday, April 28, 29, 30 and May 1, showcasing the best of Jazz and Blues…
CHILDREN’S laughter could be heard for miles as this month’s Live Wire definitely lived up to its name! Held on the second Friday of the month, this free session for primary-aged children and parents has a huge emphasis on fun, including a Bible-based story. Last night the children started with a game of cricket before…
SATURDAY’S very special Coffee Stop saw a wonderful turnout for the opening of the Trinity Hub Gallery. As well as our regular coffee stoppers, we were pleased to welcome new families and friends, as well as the Ribble Valley Art4All crew, who were there to help us officially cut the ribbon. The superb work of…
THIS SATURDAY’S Coffee Stop will see the launch of The Trinity Hub Gallery. Kicking off with a collection from Ribble Valley Art4All, the walls of our Rainbow Cafe are awash with colour and vibrancy. The wonderful Art4All crew provide free classes for adults who are either disadvantaged or have special needs. Taught by Frankie Freeman…
CHRISTIAN speaker and author Adrian Plass, and his wife Bridget, entertained a large audience at Trinity Methodist Church and Community Hub last week. The evening was arranged by Men Behaving Gladly, primarily a men’s group, at Trinity Church as one of a series of talks during the winter. Adrian and Bridget are both highly competent…
TRINITY Drama Group are set to present Edward Murch’s one-act Easter play ‘No Name in the Street’ on Wednesday, April 5. The story revolves around Holy Week and is dramatic and powerful in its simplicity. The events leading up to the Crucifixion are seen through the eyes of a mother searching for her son. Several…
As part of Trinity Eco Group’s journey to achieving a Silver Eco Church Award they arranged for two ladies from the Read and Simonstone Environmental group to pay a visit. The purpose was to identify where they could improve their heat losses. With the aid of an FLIR thermal imaging camera, they could identify areas…
Spurred on by critical climate issues raised at the National Methodist Church’s annual conference, Trinity Minister Rev Ian Humphreys knew that the church and community hub needed to take action. Help came in the form of one of the older members of the congregation, Archie Whymark, who volunteered to be their Climate Action Champion, and…
Join us this Saturday 25th February at 9:30am – 12noon for our monthly Coffee Stop – and on theme for Valentine’s Day, we will be showing our love for the Salvation Army and the support they give to families across the world by fundraising for their fuel poverty campaign which supports local families at this…
The Joy to the World concert on Sunday 4th December featuring Ribble Valley Choir and Orchestra was a resounding success. This annual event took place at Trinity Methodist Church and Community Hub in Parson Lane, Clitheroe. The church was packed with an appreciative audience who enjoyed an engaging, thought provoking and entertaining afternoon. The mayors…
Two “Woodunnit?”evenings will take place on Friday 25th November and Saturday 26th November 2022 at Trinity Methodist Church and Community Hub, Parson Lane, Clitheroe, BB7 2JY. The dastardly deed is acted out in Act 1. The suspects are gathered together at Dunferham Hall to celebrate the engagement of Dolores DaSilva, famous actress and owner of Dunferham Hall. …
