Welcome to Holy Trinity Church
South Wimbledon

We welcome you to join us. We normally worship at 10 a.m and 7 p.m on Sundays, and there are services specially for children (9am 2nd and 4th Sundays in the month).  See Services for details.

Cinderella the parish panto Fri 27 Jan 7 pm at St Johns High Path, Sat 28 Jan 6 pm at Holy Trinity. Limited number of tickets still available for Friday only. Apply to the parish office and pay/collect from there.

Worshipping * Growing * Serving

Prayer

O God,
who by the leading of a star manifested your only Son to the peoples of the Earth:
mercifully grant that we, who know you now by faith, may at last behold your glory face to face;
through Jesus Christ your Son our Lord, who is alive and reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen

Notices
For information and events see the leaflet which you can download from this page top right

Marian Esling Legacy Fund 2011 
Funding from the generous legacy left to this church by Marian Esling: decisions on the first part of this round were communicated to this year's applicants on 15 December 2011. Decisions about the second part of this round of grants are being made on 15 February 2012.

>>Download beneficiaries from the 2010 funding round: Marian Esling Legacy Fund 2010
Here are links to some of these organisations
>>Download beneficiaries from 2009, the first of five funding rounds. Marian Esling Legacy Fund 2009. 

Tracy Dowling our new curate
Welcome to our new (part-time and unpaid) curate Tracy Dowling who has just been ordained deacon. 
Tracy says about herself: I was born and grew up in London and have been a member of St Mary's church, Wimbledon since 2005. I trained for ordination at the South Eastern Institute of Theological Education alongside ordinands from all Anglican traditions as well as Methodists and Lutherans. I have lived in the Republic of Ireland where I developed my love of all things equine, especially National Hunt Racing and English Thoroughbred breeding. I qualified and worked as a Veterinary nurse before training to be a Tax Inspector and have happily worked in compliance and investigation ever since. My interests include Arsenal Football Club, exploring the Scottish Western Isles and honorary membership of the Scottish Episcopal Church, obscure sc-fi B movies, and cooking everything that involves spices!

Giving renewal
Find out more about how you can give regularly to the church.

Evening Standard features Merton Priory
See this 2010 article about the original Merton Priory under Merantum Way

PARISH PRAYERS Please join us for this quiet hour on the first Wednesday of every month at 8.00 pm, when we bring before God in silent and spoken prayers the needs of our parish and the concerns of the church and the wider world.

Merton Mencap Café open Mondays 10.30am - 2.30pm
Holy Trinity reception area serves delicious lunches and teas and coffee. 

Music for children and adults
For children: join Jubilate our children's choir
Adults join the music group. You do not need to read music; you just need to have an enthusiasm and enjoyment for singing or playing music with others, to the glory of God. Please contact Director of Music Barbara Skilton via the Contacts page if you would like to know more.

Holy Trinity, Christchurch and St John's
Read about the Merton Priory team ministry of the joint parish of St John the Divine, Christ Church Colliers Wood, and Holy Trinity South Wimbledon
Merton Priory team ministry

Contact details

Holy Trinity Church, 234 Broadway, Wimbledon SW19 1SB
Parish office 020 8542 1388   admin@ht-sw.org.uk
See Contact Us

Services Diary

27th January 2012

WHAT'S NEW HERE?

Weekly bulletin

Holy Trinity Review 2010-11 [pdf 3.5 MB beware large file size]

Prayerful reading - Lectio Divina
Suggestions from Chris Chapman the Southwark Diocesan Spiritual Formation Adviser


Internet links
Anglicans Online
weekly newsletter

Thinking Anglicans
Simon Sarmiento's journal

'Oremus' on-line Bible
Search text and browse bible passages

 Inclusive Church.net
"Christ, when he was lifted up, did not say 'I will draw some people to myself'. He said 'I draw all, all, all' "
Archbishop Desmond Tutu

Christian Aid

Fairtrade.org.uk
Holy Trinity is a Fairtrade Parish

Ekklesia is a think-tank that promotes transformative theological ideas in public life

Changing News from Ekklesia