The Kamloops Indian Residential School, circa 1930. by James Vander Woude Last week marked the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It is a daunting task to write about such a topic. This is a subject about which I know just enough to know I don’t know much. In this post…
by Lindsay Preston Then I saw in the right hand of him who was seated on the throne a scroll written within and on the back, sealed with seven seals. And I saw a mighty angel proclaiming with a loud voice, “Who is worthy to open the scroll and break its seals?” And no one…
A Christmas Visit Christmas is a lonely time for many. This year, with restrictions on travel and gatherings, there are likely to be many more in our community who feel alone. We’d love to reach out to our neighbours and tell them that they are NOT alone. The thought behind “A Christmas Visit” is really simple: we’d…
This year we’re giving it all away! Every year since Trinity began we have had a Gift Day. Gift Day is when we give over and above our regular giving as an act of faith, thanksgiving and worship. In past years we have given, for example, to local organizations that serve the poor like Union…
Week of Prayer – January 14, 15 & 16 We love the Week of Prayer! This is a significant time for us as a church as we worship God, seek His will, and hear from Him. Please plan to come out as often as you can! This Week of Prayer will feature morning and evening prayer…
New to Trinity? Come to lunch Dec 8 Our Newcomers’ lunches are a terrific way to meet people. We will be enjoying a meal together at Chris and Claire Dyer’s home in Point Grey. If you’re new to Trinity please do come along. All you need to bring is yourself as lunch will be provided.…
Come join us for our Gift Day November 3 Gift Day is when we celebrate God’s goodness to us by giving above and beyond our regular giving. Come join us his Sunday morning at the Vancity Theatre in Yaletown. We are gathering to worship our Father and hear the preaching of His word (the last of…
Every year we take a weekend to get away and saturate ourselves in God’s word, purposes, and presence through the ministry of His Holy Spirit. Thirst is like Trinity Central’s annual family reunion! This Thirst was our first at Camp Squeah in Hope and we all enjoyed the space to roam, breathe in the fresh…
We are very pleased to welcome Steve and Ruth Brading to Trinity Central in November. Steve has served as an elder in the Hastings and Woking Newfrontiers churches (in the UK) and Steve and Ruth helped plant Grace City Church in Sydney, Australia, where Steve also served as an elder. They are now retired and so…
Trinity is on the road Sunday, October 6 & 13 Due to the demands of the Vancouver International Film Festival, we are temporarily moving our service to the Park Theatre on Cambie Street for two more Sundays: October 6, and October 13. PLEASE NOTE that the service will begin an hour earlier than usual, at 9:30am, with coffee and…