Notice Board

You can find details of our upcoming events here.

Do sign up for our "Equipped to flourish" course which will be held on various Sunday evenings at 6:30 between June and November. Click here for the dates.

Bring your own picnic and blanket and join us on Sunday 15th July, 3pm to 6pm. Includes a chance to watch the world cup final together and will be followed by an evening service with Bishop Keith.

If you have joined Holy Trinity in the last year or two and have not yet been to a Newcomers Tea, we’d love to invite you to join us on Sunday 1st July from 3pm to 4:30pm at 6 Chorley Way. There’ll be tea, cake and a chance to find out more about our church family. You can let Roger know you’d like to go by clicking here.

Because of changes in the data protection law we need EVERY church member to complete a consent form mainly so that we can contact you and produce our prayer contacts diary. So there is a table and chairs in the foyer where you can fill in a form. Please place completed form in the box. Alternatively, download a copy  here, and email a scanned copy of the completed form to the office

The group meets on Monday June 25th at 7.30pm in The Hey. All welcome. Please see Alan Jones or Roy Hawkins (or contact us here) for more information.

If you have been baptised as an infant and would like to be confirmed this year please speak to Roger or Paul. Bishop Keith will be with us for the evening service on 15th July and if we have any candidates for confirmation they will be confirmed at this service (which with Bishop Keith is always joyful and uplifting).

The diocese has been debating about how it is best able to meet the missional challenge that we now face. Bp Peter has written a paper and would like to know what members of local churches think on the issues he raises. This is going to be done through deaneries: In Wirral North we are intending to hold a discussion evening on Thursday 19th July, at 7.30pm at St Michael’s, Pensby. Anyone in the deanery who would like to express a view or be part of the discussion is welcome. The full paper can be found on the Diocesan website here.