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The Buchanans
(Johannesburg, South Africa)

JAMES & LUCY
James and Lucy were part of Trinity from around 2007. James became Trinity’s first Curate after completing his theological studies at Oak Hill College. James, Lucy and their children moved to central Johannesburg in 2014 where James is the senior minister at Hope Church Auckland Park, a vibrant and diverse congregation with huge potential for growth. Lucy heads up the SoulCare pastoral care ministry at Hope Church and is involved with Biblical Counselling Africa.

The Richardsons
(London, UK)

NEIL & ABIGAIL
Neil was a member of Trinity until 2014 when he moved to Croydon to work alongside Longheath Baptist Church doing outreach on the Longheath estate. In September 2022, Neil was appointed minister of Longheath Baptist Church, which has now relaunched as Penge Bible Church. He married Abigail in 2022 and their son Nathaniel was born in July 2023.

Crossteach London Team (London, UK)

CHRISTIAN & BRIGID
Crossteach is an educational charity which has been teaching about the Christian faith in schools since 2001. There have been several Trinitarians who’ve worked for Crossteach London over the years and many more who have volunteered with them. Crossteach does assemblies, runs lunch and after-school clubs, teaches RE lessons and runs special events at Easter & Christmas at all sorts of schools in North London.

“For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves, in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins.”
COLOSSIANS 1:13-14

Trinity Church Islington

St Mark's, Myddelton Square,

London, EC1R 1XX,

United Kingdom

07855 976990 kirsten@trinityislington.org

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Trinity Church Islington
meets at St Mark's,
Myddelton Square
London, EC1R 1XX

Closest Tube: Angel

SUNDAYS

4pm for 4.30pm

TUESDAYS

7.30pm

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Join Trinity Church Islington to celebrate Christmas this year as we think about why Jesus came. It should be a lot of fun and a great opportunity for all to reflect on the true meaning of the first Christmas. Sunday 8th December is our All-Age Carol

This week we are starting some sermons looking at Paul’s letter to the Colossians. The Colossian Christians were being offered greater experiences of God and greater intimacy with Him. Is that possible? How can we know God better? Do come along

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

During the summer we pause our normal small groups for something called Summerlink. We’ll have some discussion around tables and short seminar-style talks from the front. This year, it’ll be an opportunity to think about some everyday myt

It was a joy to be reminded of Jesus’s service of us yesterday and to praise God for Jeremy & Dawn’s Christ-like service over the years at Trinity. We are so thankful and praying for them as they make the move to Ponders End.

Come along to Trinity today (2nd June) as we think about 1 Corinthians 13 and the importance of love in the church as we use our gifts. 4pm for tea and cake and our gathering starts at 4.30pm.

Join us over the next 3 Sundays as we think about Christian Freedom. 4 for 4.30pm and food after the main gathering (about 6.30pm) if you want to stay around and reflect more.

If you’ve got questions about Christianity Christianity Explored is a great opportunity to ask them. It starts Sunday 14th Jan. See link in bio for more info or to sign up.

Come and celebrate Christmas with Trinity and invite others along! The 10th December will be a fun interactive service whatever your age and December 17th is our traditional carols with a Christmas choir. Christmas Eve and Christmas Day will be relax

Small Groups are diving back into Mark’s gospel this November. We’re in 8:22-10:52 as we help each other reflect on and respond to the suffering Son of Man. Not to be missed! There’s food in St Mark’s from 7.30pm and groups st

We’re into the final chapter of Jonah this evening with a plant, a worm and whole lot of anger. Not to be missed. (Sausages with or without honey and mustard in St Marks from 7.30pm) 8pm start.

Picture 1 - A Wonderful World
A Wonderful World represents the beauty of a world always in bloom. It is based on the description of the world, specifically of the Garden of Eden in Genesis 1. The children worked with air drying clay, powdered dye, f

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