www.holytrinityweston.co.uk

Time together.

Sat, 25 May 2024 09:28:25 +0100

Join us for coffee, cake & conversations about the Christian faith and life's big questions.

We start with a catch-up, then take look at the bible, chat about it, and then pray together. Sessions vary in subject matter and sometimes include video teaching.

Every Monday at 7.30pm for 1 hour, 30 mins

at Jill and Colin's house.

This evening group is open to people who are known to its leaders, and is especially suitable for older people and those who are busy during the day.

Praying together.

Fri, 24 May 2024 12:44:50 +0100

We want everything we do to at Holy Trinity to start with prayer, so we pray first!

We start each month in prayer for each other, our community and the wider world.

Monthly. Every First Wednesday at 7pm for 1 hour in Weston Church Centre.

Thu, 16 May 2024 17:04:07 +0100

Weston Church Youth Project

Weston Church Youth Project (WCYP) serves the young people of Weston through three distinct but related programmes: fun, faith, and support.

The fun programme offers open access youth clubs, trips and activities which promote community, social skills, and mutual respect.

The support programme delivers targeted work with local schools, addressing issues affecting attendance, self-worth and behaviour. There is no explicit faith component to the fun and support programmes.

WCYP also offers young people in Weston the opportunity to explore Christianity at the following faith-based groups.

Monday

Bouldergang

3.15-5pm during term-time

at Holy Trinity Weston

A weekly after-school club for children in school years 3-6 (ages 7-10).

Sessions include free snacks, games, bible teaching, crafts and a tuck shop.

TUESDAY

Connect

4-5:30pm during term-time

at Holy Trinity Weston

A weekly chill-out space for young people in school years 7-11 (ages 11-16).

Sessions include free snacks, activities, games consoles, a tuck shop and an optional chat about the Christian faith (which also includes food!).

_{For more information about the work of WCYP visit their website.}