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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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’ 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 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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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 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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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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Exciting times for Trinity this Sunday (4 July) as we are giving you the choice to link up with us from home or join us in the church building under Covid restrictions. We will be live streaming the service on Zoom at 10am. Here’s a link to register for the Meeting ID if you want to…
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From Sunday 4th July, 2021 we’re returning to 10am worship back in the building and there will no longer be a 4pm service.The worship will be with masks, distancing, no singing and hand sanitizing with track and trace record being kept and the congregation encouraged to leave without congregating indoors. You will not need to…
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Congratulations to the volunteers, fundraisers and sponsors who have finally achieved the dream! On Friday 18th June the buildings development team at Trinity Methodist Church received the keys to the extension and renovated church hall,, complete with new kitchen, street community cafe, disabled toilet, access to and from the castle park and shiny bright new…
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You do not now need to book to attend the 4pm service on Sundays at Trinity. With the gallery now available in a Covid-secure way, the registered capacity of the church has been raised to 75 people. There is still no hymn singing due to continuing public health restrictions and government guidelines. Please remember to wear a face covering and…
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Thanks to the partial lifting of Covid restrictions and Zoom webinar technology over 100 people, including connections in Canada and Australia were able to gather online and in person to celebrate the life of a loved member of the Trinity family, Alan Braithwaite. We send our sincere condolences and prayers to the family who have…
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When moving house recently, Church member, Joan Willock came across a clipping from the Clitheroe Advertiser, December 1995 and these accompanying photos. Trinity Church Youth Club were taking part in a national demonstration organised by the Methodist Association of Youth Clubs to raise awareness of the plight of the homeless. Anyone you recognise?
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