Continuing our Life Group series, Abi Chambers has written about her experiences in another of our Life Groups this week, which you can read below: My name is Abi, and I'm part of a Trinity@4 Life Group that meets weekly on Zoom. Under normal circumstances I'd probably be attending a daytime Bible Study group, but the shift to Zoom makes it possible to join in with an evening one. In our group there's 10-12 of us, including a good scattering of ages from 20s to 70s. Several

Continuing our Life Group series, Sally Jones has written about her experiences in another of our Life Groups this week, which you can read below: My name is Sally Jones and my husband and I are both retired. I’m a member of a T@4 Life Group meeting once a week, on Zoom currently because of the lockdown. The beauty of this technology is it allows us to meet up wherever we happen to be, visiting relatives in the UK, or as far away as Malaysia at the moment doing the same! Bein

We're now into our second term of Life Groups: last term we worked through the Discipleship Explored course, and this term we have started looking at God's Big Picture. It has been a great chance to meet together, share prayers and study the Bible - crucial under the current circumstances where we are unable to connect in person. This week, Vicky Smiley (left) and Anna Williams (right) have shared some reflections on their experiences of Life Group: Vicky My name is Vicky Sm

Whilst churches are able to continue meeting during national lockdown, we are not permitted to run our children's groups. Instead, children must remain with a parent or guardian at all times. This is also the case when under Tier 4 regulations. Whilst this is the case, we will be running church in 2 parallel tracks, both happening at Christ Church, in the main church building and in their main hall. Main Session (Christ Church main building) 4:00-4:50pm Led by Sam Brewster So