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Worship on Sunday 22 November
As we cannot worship in person in Trinity because of the national lockdown, the service will be available on the church website here from 10.30am. The service will be led by our minister Revd Dr David Dickinson.
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Christian Study - At this page on the church website you will find links to both the Junior and Adult webpages from Roots on the Web, a resource used by some departments in Junior Church.
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Coffee and Chat
During this lockdown period, the Coffee and Chat Zoom meetings will be held on Sunday mornings directly following the online service.
If you would like to join some familiar faces you would be welcome. Please contact John and Deborah Wroe on 020 8642 9064 or john.p.wroe@gmail.com.
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Dial a service! If you know anyone who would like to be able to listen to our recorded services, but who doesn't have internet access, we now have a solution for them too - please let them know! Simply phone 020 3319 1332 at any time and listen to hear a recording of the most recent service at Trinity. The cost is that of a local call, which for many people will be free.
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Call after 1.00pm on Sunday by which time that morning's service should be available.
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Christmas cards at Trinity
There will be an opportunity to send greetings to everyone at Trinity through the church website. You will be able to chose a design and write your own greeting to be displayed on a page on the website. Examples of the designs are below. Click here to choose your card and send your greetings.
The cards have been designed by two members of our congregation, David Ovenden and John Wroe. They have nominated two charities to which you are invited to make a donation - Emmaus or Sutton Mental Health Foundation.
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Sutton Cruse and the Co-op
Sutton Cruse is delighted that they have been selected to be a beneficiary of the local Co-op Community Fund. If you would like to support them and are not already registered as a Co-op member, please go to this link to register. If you are a member please go to this link and select Sutton Cruse as your chosen charity. When members buy selected Coop brand products and services, the Co-op will give Sutton Cruse much needed funds to help them continue to support bereaved people locally.
Taking part are Co-op shops in Carshalton and Carshalton Beeches and the Co-op Funeral Care in Mulgrave Road.
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Refugee and Migrant Network Sutton AGM
This year RMNS will be holding its AGM via ZOOM on Tuesday 8 December at 12.00 midday. Our keynote speaker is one of our Trustees, Dr Carlos de Sousa and he will speak about "Supporting Refugee Healthcare Workers".
If you are a volunteer with RMNS or one of our Members you will automatically receive an invitation with the Zoom link, but we invite anyone interested in our work to join the meeting. Please email Olwen Edwards (olwenmedwards@gmail.com) if you would like to join us and she will send you the link to the meeting.
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Fresh food and meals delivered to your home
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Since March, Caroline and Michael Blackburn have been using a weekly service provided by Cuddington Golf Club to obtain fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and fish. In addition the service also provides a choice of 3 cooked meals suitable for one or two persons. The Blackburn’s can deliver orders to your doorstep each Friday afternoon.
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If anyone is interested in this service and wants more information please contact Caroline Blackburn at cmablackburn@btinternet.com or by phone on 07712 467119.
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Churches together in South London
There are two more events coming up online through this organisation on Monday 30 November and Wednesday 2 December. Details of these events and how to book can be found at this link.
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November Ecotip - The world of fashion
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It is estimated that in the UK we send clothing worth £140 million every year to landfill. To avoid this:
- Look after your clothes, wash and repair them carefully
- Buy fewer and better quality clothes which you can wear for years. Look for sustainably and ethically made clothes eg from Traidcraft or Thought
- Buy from vintage or charity shops. Oxfam has an online shop if you prefer to shop from home. Alternative secondhand options online are sites such as Vinted, Depop and eBay, all of which have a wide variety of secondhand clothing sold by others (and you can sell your pre loved clothes too!)
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Feedback
We would welcome your feedback with ideas, suggestions for improvement, constructive criticism and questions - simply reply to this newsletter.
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