Trinity United Reformed Church, High Wycombe

• Sunday 5th of July
• 10:30 am, Morning Worship & Holy Communion - Rev. Dr. Gwen Collins
• Tuesday 7th of July
• 6:00 pm, Brownies
• 8:00 pm, Elders' Meeting
• Wednesday 8th of July
• 7:30 pm, Line Dancing
• Thursday 9th of July
• Guides
• 8:00 pm, Choir Practice
• Friday 10th of July
• 2:00 pm, Scrabble
• Rainbows

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3rd July 2009.

Latest pictures as the scaffolding comes down.

• The organ & top beams from the gallery
• View of the dias from the gallery
• New arch and flood lights

22nd May 2009.

Further work has now been done on the insulatioin and re-plastering of sections of the roof and first fixing of the lighting.

• Drilling through walls proves to be a challenge
• Wiring is laid through walls
• Wiring for the beam and column lighting is fixed in place
• The pulipt is prepared to be moved and stored

1st May 2009.

So, after a short pause due to discussions on colours, the decision has been made to strip the paint from the beams and seal them with a transparent lacquer. Work on this commenced on the 27th April and the results of the first week are below.

• Stripped beams under the gallery
• Stripped beams above the gallery
• Stripped beams almost at the top of the roof
• Stripped beams at the top of the roof space

3rd April 2009.

The fourth week of work on phase 2 has passed, below are links to photographs showing what has been done so far.

• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 1
• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 2
• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 3
• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 4
• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 5
• Scaffolding in the sanctuary part 6

27th March 2009.

The third week of work on phase 2 has passed, below are links to photographs showing what has been done so far.

• Side view of the sanctuary 3 weeks in
• View of the centre of the sanctuary 3 weeks in
• Wrapping the pulpit base part 1
• Wrapping the pulpit base part 2
• Wrapping the pulpit base part 1
• Wrapping the pulpit base part 4

20th March 2009.

The second week of work on phase 2 has passed, below are links to photographs showing what has been done so far.

• View of the organ and sanctuary 2 weeks in
• The bottom of the pulpit
• The top of the pulpit
• Side view of the sanctuary 2 weeks in
• View of the centre of the sanctuary 2 weeks in
• View of the pulpit 2 weeks in

Work due to be done w/c 23rd March 2009

• Pulpit base to be moved
• Scaffold to be erected for high level works.
• Some first fix electrical work will start

13th March 2009.

The first week of work on phase 2 has passed, below are links to photographs showing what has been done so far.

• View of the organ before work started
• View from the pulpit brfore work started.
• View of the organ sealed against dust.
• An almost cleared sanctuary.
• Debris from "buy a pew or two".
• Side view of the sanctuary one week in.
• View of the sanctuary centre one week in.
• View of the pulpit one week in.

with Lynn Penson and Lynette Brooks from CWR

On Saturday, 4th July 2009 at Trinity United Reformed Church, High Wycombe from 09:30 to 1 p.m. a seminar is being held to unfold the principles of becoming a secure woman in God. Tickets are £5 each. For more information, you can download the flyer about the event.

The poster is available as a PDF file, if you do not have a reader installed, click on one of the links below to download a free PDF Reader
 

The July 2009 edition of the recorder is now available to download and read (1.56 MB).

The Recorder is a PDF file, if you do not have a reader installed, click on one of the links below to download a free PDF Reader
 

Revive Funds as at June 2009

The builders moved in to begin work on 9 March and this has gone well. We have experienced some delays for essential repairwork and other items and our opening date has now been moved back to the end of November. Watch this space for more news!

Some sermons or particular items from services are now available online, to listen to them, click through to the Listen Again page

Wycombe Sharing of Faiths exists to promote friendship, understanding, peace and harmony between people of different faiths and cultures in High Wycombe and the surrounding area.

In our town, people of many different faiths and beliefs live side by side. We have learned a great deal from one another that enriches us as individuals and as communities.

For more information, visit the Wycombe Sharing of Faiths website at http://www.wsof.org.uk/

The Rainbow unit at Trinity meets on Fridays. Rainbows are the youngest part of Girlguiding UK and are aged 5-7. We currently have a waiting list and would love to hear from you if you are interested in joining. You can contact Julia Sparks at rainbows@trinity-urc.org.uk for more information

Revive is the name of the Trinity U.R.C re-development project launched to improve the Church in may different ways including disabled access, new heating system, new toilets and a contemporary, warm, welcoming worship area that can be used by community groups and others throughout the week.

Trinity Guides are currently full but have a waiting list. If you are aged 10 or over and are interested in being a Guide, Trinity Guides would love to hear from you. Contact Julia Sparks at guides@trinity-urc.org.uk for more information

Trinity Brownies are curently full but have a waiting list. If you are aged between 7 and 10 and are interested in being a Brownie, Trinity Brownies would love to hear from you. Contact Brown Owl (Gina Wright) at brownies@trinity-urc.org.uk for more information

Do you want to take steps of faith in Jesus Christ? The Christian Enquiry Agency could help. The Christian Enquiry Agency provides opportunities for people to enquire about Jesus Christ and, in confidence, supplies information about the Christian faith. Links with local churches are offered to all enquirers.

Click to listen again to the sermon given on the 4th March 2007 titled "What makes a church building work?"

Two thousand years after he walked the earth, Jesus of Nazareth remains one of those most talked-about and influential people who has ever lived. rejesus is a web site dedicated to exploring his life, character, teachings and followers. It looks at how he has been quoted and misquoted, filmed and written about, worshipped and argued over.

New resources on the site include;

• William Wilberforce - the fight against slavery, then and now
• The Convent - take time to explore your connection with God
• Miracles - explore the miracles of Jesus, with Rageh Omaar
• How to Pray - positive and practical suggestions for prayer