Following on from the Friday Night Youth blog, read about what's on for our preschoolers during the week below: Every Friday at 10am a rabble of pre-schoolers, accompanied by parents, toddle into church, find their mats (allocated personally with a laminated piece of paper showing their name and a picture of their favourite toy/animal!) and sit patiently (ha!) for Lucy, Peter or Kryssie to start the session of singing and dancing. The half hour music time is filled with songs

Continuing our series looking at different areas of midweek ministry, Erin Kennedy, writes about our Friday Night Youth group, which runs fortnightly: Hello! We are the Kennedys and we run Trinity@4’s new Youth Group for students in Years 7-9. We had a really clear idea what we wanted the group to be like when Sam and Lucy first approached us with the idea last summer. We were both fortunate to be a part of similar groups growing up and they played a huge part in the friendsh

Care4Calais is a charity which supports refugees in France, Belgium and the UK. The charity is run by volunteers and has a big network throughout the UK. Many of us are based in Henley and Reading. We mainly support refugees in Reading and nearby towns. We provide clothes, laptops, phones, advice, befriending and drop in places where refugees can meet, get advice, get food or a haircut. Most items are donated to us by our friends and neighbours. A few weeks ago we provided co

We'd love to give readers some more insight into what goes on at Trinity at Four during the week, not just on Sundays. This week, Peta Guillebaud, a member of the congregation and a regular at the Monday morning prayer meeting, shares her thoughts: The Monday morning prayer meeting takes place at 8am on Zoom every Monday and finishes at 8.30am. The time is never going to suit everybody but it is a real privilege to start the week in this way. At the moment we are a very sma