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Trinity church invites you
to join them in
Celebrating Christian Aid
on Saturday 17 May 2025 at 10.45am (coffee served from 10am).

The event ill feature Coffee, music and the power of hope - music, readings and film about Christian Aid and its work to end poverty and achieve climate justice.

All are welcome, there is no charge.

Sutton Foodbank and Community Foodshop are seeing significant increases in demand and use, and seek a paid manager:

Apply via charityjob.co.uk by 27 April 2025.

The Trinity church Pentecost Lecture will be titled 'The curse of literalism': poetry, God and the life of faith' and will be delivered on Tuesday 27 May 2025 at 7:30pm. The speaker will be The Very Rev'd Dr Mark Oakley.

The Very Rev'd Dr Mark Oakley is Dean of Southwark Cathedral, and formerly Dean of St John's College, Cambridge. He is an admired public speaker and the author of several books on the relationship between poetry and spirituality, including The Splash of Words: Believing in Poetry, which won the international Michael Ramsey Prize for theological writing.

All are welcome, there is no charge.

Sutton Foodbank and Community Foodshop seek donations with a remaining shelf-life of at least three months of the items listed below: Donations would need to be dropped off at the Big Yellow Storage facility any day 9–5pm.

You can use Bankuet to donate financially to the Foodbank so we can buy food items we need.

Sutton Community Works will mark 20 years of serving the Sutton community in a special Civic and Church Celebration Service at Christ Church on Thursday 2nd October 2025 from 7:30–9.30pm (refreshments at 7pm).

Please RSVP to admin@suttoncommunityworks.org.

Crisis Cafe, near Belmont railway station, is for people suffering with mental health. Information can be found in the leaflet, online at suttoncrisiscafe.org.uk, or phone 0800 012 9082.

Trinity church is hosting an International Coffee Club, in partnership with Refugee and Migrant Network Sutton (RMNS). We meet at Trinity Church on Monday mornings in term time between 10.00am and 12.00 to give people from around the world a chance to practise their English and meet new friends. There's free coffee and biscuits and a rota of volunteers, some with English as a first language and others from abroad who join in the conversations. It is purely social with no formal language teaching - that is available at RMNS on Wednesday mornings.