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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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. …
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Trinity Ramblers keep rambling on! The weather might be getting colder but that doesn’t stop the Trinity Ramblers! They climbed Ingleborough on Wednesday 28th September, and what a beautiful September day it was! The Ramblers set off from Trinity at 8:30 every Wednesday – rain or shine – walking 8-10 Miles with a 800-1500FT…
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Green Thumbs Up from Trinity Eco Group! Our Trinity Eco Group led September’s Coffee Stop with an Eco Theme! The Climate Action Network Group led activities for young people whilst Jenny from Natural England led a planting workshop with top tips for growing healthy plants! We are so grateful to everyone who popped in on…
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Спасибі and Thank You to everyone who joined us at our Coffee Stop for Ukraine! We were overwhelmed by the response from the community, with a never ending flow of shoes and toiletry donations and a hive of activity happening in the Hub! Thank you to everyone who made this event possible, to those in…
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Starting 5th September at Trinity Hub 10-12noon. A new group for people with Parkinsons and MS and their families will launch on Monday 5th September from 10 – 12noon at Trinity Methodist Church Community Hub, Clitheroe. It will meet on the first Monday of every month. The Parkinsons and MS group is a drop-in Cafe which will…
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Special Coffee Stop on Saturday 27th August. Churches and homes supporting families from Ukraine are coming together to mark 6 months of the conflict with a high-profile event to mark National Ukraine Day at the end of August. The monthly Coffee Stop at Trinity Methodist Church Community Hub on Saturday 27 August will be…
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Trinity Eco Group go exploring in Lancaster. Have you ever heard of a Living Wall? Have you ever seen a Living Wall? Trinity Eco Group had the privilege of visiting Lancaster University Library’s Living Wall thanks to their mentor, Jenny Griggs from Natural England, who organised this trip. It was very inspirational to see the…
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Draw Clitheroe! On Saturday 6th August, Trinity was part of the town-wide Draw Clitheroe event! Over 180 people visited our terrace and became pavement artists for the day. Archie Whymark, Trinity’s Eco Champion, and the Eco Group led the butterfly chalk drawing and, through this, raised people’s awareness of the Climate Crisis and how this…
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