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Draw Clitheroe

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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Play Reading

Trinity Drama Group were reunited last week at the play reading for their November production of ‘Murder at Dunferham Hall’! This will be performed on Friday 25th and Saturday 26th November 2022 – tickets will be on sale in Autumn. Audience members will receive a meal between the 2 acts of the play – an…

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Love Clitheroe BBQ

We were delighted to be part of this year’s Love Clitheroe BBQ, organised by Clitheroe Churches in Partnership. 50 people came through the doors of the hub and thank you to Rita who gave 12 guided tours! Thank you also to Booths who donated water bottles and to all the Trinity Volunteers who came to…

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Support For Ukraine

In response to the war in Ukraine and the continuing displacement of families fleeing for their lives and arriving in our area, we are working with the United Reformed Church and St James’ Church to support CUSP – the Clitheroe Ukraine Support Project which provides practical and emotional support to the guests and those hosting…

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Trinity Welcomes Carol as New Hub Manager

Trinity Methodist Church and Community Hub has announced a new recruit – and it’s a familiar face! The new Hub Manager, Carol Baird has been a member of Trinity Church since she was 12 and has a background in community work and event organisation. Carol’s experience includes setting up a healthy living community centre for…

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Coffee for Christian Aid Raises £600

The new community hub facilities at Trinity Methodist Church provided the ideal venue to bring churches together to raise money for Christian Aid on Saturday 28 May 2022. The Clitheroe Churches in Partnership group led by Geoff Holmes from Clitheroe United Reformed Church and Jenny Burnop from Trinity Methodist Church worked with the Coffee Stop…

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Don’t Die of Embarrassment 

‘Don’t die of embarrassment’ was the message given to the Veterans in the Community meeting at Trinity Community Hub on Tuesday 31st May. Gill Hughes from Bowel Cancer Screening Lancashire chatted to Veterans at their weekly Tuesday meeting the ‘The Street’ at Trinity Hub about the latest NHS publicity campaign for bowel screening entitled ‘don’t…

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Trinity Drama Group seeks new recruits!

Trinity Drama Group is holding an open meeting at 11.15 am on Sunday 19thJune 2022 in The Street behind the church after the service to discuss possible productions for the next 12 months. Anyone interested in taking part in productions or in supporting productions is cordially invited to attend. Proposals to be included in the…

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All that Jazz at April’s Coffee Stop

Popular swing legend, Arthur Geldard brought his distinctive swing style to Trinity’s Methodist Church and Community Hub’s Coffee Stop attracting over 100 people to the monthly community gathering. The Saturday morning Trinity Coffee Stop has been running for over ten years on the last Saturday of every month between 10am and 12 noon. It is…

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Trinity Tots is Back!

Trinity Tots will open again on Thursday Oct 7th at 9.15am in our brand new hub building. Entry to the premises will be via the door at the top of the yard on the right.  Pushchairs can be left in the room to the left of the foyer. The cost will be £2 per family and…

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Connexion Magazine – read it online.

The Connexion is a free magazine about the life and work of the Methodist Church, bringing together inspirational stories from Methodist people who are passionate about sharing God’s love to change lives. As we emerge from lockdown, follow the stories in this issue of the connexionwhere people chose to ‘be bold’. After all, Methodists have a…

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