Christmas Day Service details
Trinity West and Ravenscourt Baptist are holding a joint Christmas Day service
Time: 10am
Location: Ravenscourt Baptist, W6 0UH
Do you enjoy administration, yet also want to be in a strategic role? This is a great opportunity to work alongside our elders, enabling the church to practically reach its vision.
Join us this Sunday for the second week of our series in the book of Philippians. All are welcome! We meet at the Edward Woods Community Centre (60 Norland Rd, W11 4TX). Our Sunday service starts at 10:30am.
Are you interested in applying to the Trinity West Ministry Internship Programme? Do you know someone who might be?
To find out more, please email us at [email protected].
Trinity West is hiring! We're looking for a Pastor who will grow our evangelistic presence and equip our members to communicate the gospel in all areas of life. For a full job description and further details, email [email protected]
Join us for a new advent series in Romans chapter 8! We will also be holding a Christmas Day service at 10:30am.
We meet each Sunday, 10:30am at the Edward Woods Community Centre, 60 Norland Road, W11 4TX.
Our Carol Service is this Sunday 11 December at 4pm. All are welcome!
Please join us for our annual Carol Service on Sunday 11th December at 4pm. All are welcome!
The service will be at the Edward Woods Community Centre, 60 Norland Road, London W11 4TX.
Refreshments will be served afterwards!
Join us this Sunday for the second week of our series in the book of Joshua. All are welcome! We meet at the Edward Woods Community Centre (60 Norland Rd, W11 4TX). Our Sunday service starts at 10:30am.
Are you interested in applying to the Trinity West internship programme starting this September? Do you know someone who might be? To find out more, please email us at [email protected].
We are hiring! We're looking for an Assistant Pastor to help stimulate and develop ministry across the life of the church. For a full job description and further details, email [email protected]
I find the suggestion that churches shouldn’t meet when they legally can quite puzzling.
Why do church leaders want to be more restrictive on religious liberties than the secular government? Why do they seemingly value physically meeting less than the government?
This Sunday we will be gathering again for corporate worship at the Edward Woods Community Centre (60 Norland Rd, W11 4TX). Our Sunday service starts at 10:30am. If you're planning to attend, please register online: https://t.co/s6BWa3ZnZp
Churches, mosques and synagogues are to close again- but can they really be classed as non-essential services? Melanie McDonagh on the case for protecting freedom of worship https://t.co/6fYl6G2u76
Thanks @Psephizo for articulating so well the concerns of the 700 church ministers and leaders who wrote to the Prime and First Ministers of the UK.
https://t.co/xFfkOx06g3