Pastors Letter (Page 15)

Dear Friends, I always find Easter a pretty exciting time of year. Partly for me it’s the autumn leaves changing, the weather cooling down (I’m a fan of cold weather), yummy hot cross buns and the other good food we have around this time of year. But I certainly also find it pretty special remembering the events of Jesus’ death and resurrection across…

This week’s pastoral letter comes in the form of a video from Paul Harrington, our Senior Network Pastor, as we look towards Easter:    

Dear Friends, We’ve got a few big things in our calendar at church over the next few weeks. For those who weren’t around on Sunday, here are some of the details: This Sunday – AGM (+ Daylight Savings Change): After church this Sunday we have our church Annual General Meeting. As well as dealing with some formalities, it’s a great chance to hear how…

Dear Friends, Over the last few weeks, I have been thinking about Trinity Brighton’s Children’s Ministry. I am incredibly thankful for all the wonderful people who generously and thoughtfully serve in our Children’s Ministry, passing on the love of God and understanding of God’s Word to future generations. Lately I have spent time thinking about…

Dear Friends, I hope you’ve had a great week, and if you were away with the long weekend you managed to get some good rest time in. This Sunday we’ll be continuing our series through the Easter week. We’ve now finished the various discussions and teaching that Jesus’ gave at the Temple during that week, and we’ll now begin looking at the…

Dear Friends, I hope you’ve had a great week so far. I know some of you are getting ready to head away for the long weekend, in which case I hope you have a restful and safe break. For those who are around, we’ll be looking forward to another Sunday service together as we look at Luke 21, our last week before we begin looking at the Easter account. (While…

Dear Friends, I consider myself fortunate to be part of a church where people care about others. As a church we desire to see people come to Christ and grow and mature in their faith. I see this in the way our congregation speak to new people and encourage each other. I am very thankful for this. We recently held a lunch and discussion time for our church Welcome team.…

Dear Friends, Most of us will know some of the history of our church. We started in 2006 as a ‘plant’ from Holy Trinity Church in the city. Since then we’ve been a part of what we call the Trinity Network. When we started the network was only made up of three churches, but over the years the network has grown fairly rapidly. We now have churches in 11…