Small groups are a great opportunity to spend time together in God's word and help each other listen to God speak. They're also a place where we pray for each other and try to build loving, Christlike friendships. And they're kicking off this Tuesday! There'll be fajitas from 7.30pm and then groups will start at 8pm. This term, we will start off looking at 1 Samuel together.

If you haven't joined a group before then do sign up with this link. Likewise, if it's been a year or two since you've been along, now would be a great time to start again.

At the start of a new year, it may be that things feel very hopeful, or it may be there are real challenges ahead and uncertainty ahead of us. This Sunday we're beginning a new series titled One another. The New Testament is full of 'one another' commands, like 'forgive one another' or 'encourage one another'. They paint a picture of how we are to treat each other as God's people. Over the next three weeks we're going to look at some of these commands. Let's pray God will speak to us and lead us to grow as the body of Christ together.

We'll also be celebrating the Lord''s Supper together. 

As the new Small Group year gets underway at Trinity,  we're going to start with prayer.  We'll be praying for Small Groups, one of our mission partners; Crossteach and the Ukraine. 

There'll be hot dogs from 7.30pm and we'll start things at 8pm. 

During the summer our we pause our normal small groups for something called Summerlink. It's an opportunity to think about living as Christians in our world. There’s a short bible-study, a talk and plenty of time to discuss and ask questions (and bread & cheese and snacks to keep us going)

This summer we're going to think about everyday myths in light of the gospel. The stories society tells help us make sense of our world, they can seem truly compelling. But we'll consider their longings and lies in light of the gospel. What is good and right in the stories the world tells? The gospel affirms humanity's deepest longings, but also challenges and reshapes them, answering them in ways that sometimes surprise us. The gospel is a better story.

We'll reflect on the entertainment we consume, our quest for happiness, our view of shopping, and what to make of history and politics. 

During the summer our we pause our normal small groups for something called Summerlink. It's an opportunity to think about living as Christians in our world. There’s a short bible-study, a talk and plenty of time to discuss and ask questions (and bread & cheese and snacks to keep us going)

This summer we're going to think about everyday myths in light of the gospel. The stories society tells help us make sense of our world, they can seem truly compelling. But we'll consider their longings and lies in light of the gospel. What is good and right in the stories the world tells? The gospel affirms humanity's deepest longings, but also challenges and reshapes them, answering them in ways that sometimes surprise us. The gospel is a better story.

We'll reflect on the entertainment we consume, our quest for happiness, our view of shopping, and what to make of history and politics. 

During the summer our we pause our normal small groups for something called Summerlink. It's an opportunity to think about living as Christians in our world. There’s a short bible-study, a talk and plenty of time to discuss and ask questions (and bread & cheese and snacks to keep us going)

This summer we're going to think about everyday myths in light of the gospel. The stories society tells help us make sense of our world, they can seem truly compelling. But we'll consider their longings and lies in light of the gospel. What is good and right in the stories the world tells? The gospel affirms humanity's deepest longings, but also challenges and reshapes them, answering them in ways that sometimes surprise us. The gospel is a better story.

We'll reflect on the entertainment we consume, our quest for happiness, our view of shopping, and what to make of history and politics. 

During the summer our we pause our normal small groups for something called Summerlink. It's an opportunity to think about living as Christians in our world. There’s a short bible-study, a talk and plenty of time to discuss and ask questions (and bread & cheese and snacks to keep us going)

This summer we're going to think about everyday myths in light of the gospel. The stories society tells help us make sense of our world, they can seem truly compelling. But we'll consider their longings and lies in light of the gospel. What is good and right in the stories the world tells? The gospel affirms humanity's deepest longings, but also challenges and reshapes them, answering them in ways that sometimes surprise us. The gospel is a better story.

We'll reflect on the entertainment we consume, our quest for happiness, our view of shopping, and what to make of history and politics. 

Gather is Trinity's occasional group for women. We gather together round God's word and some food . There's a summer Gather happening on the evening Wednesday 17th July. If you're a woman at Trinity, it would be great to get it in the diary.

There’ll be desserts and drinks as we hear someone share about untangling emotions and walking through them with God. It’ll be happening at a local home so just message Kirsten for details.

Curry Club is Trinity's group for men. It meets occasionally to reflect on how the gospel applies to a particular part of life. The next Curry Club is happening on 19th June at the Fidlers. (Eating Curry is not compulsory for attendance!) 
Send Madhush a quick email for details if you need them. 

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