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Written by David Wakefiled
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We are setting up a food bank for Frome together with Wesley Methodist Church and as a branch of the Warminster Food Bank. We are calling it Frome Central Food Bank to avoid confusion with the organisation at the Key Centre on the Mount. The idea of a food bank is to supply packs of provisions for needy people as a last resort when other agencies are unable to meet their immediate needs. The packs provide food for three days and come in two forms, one for a family with two children and one for a single person and contain suggestions for using the pack.
How will it work? Packs will be available at Wesley Methodist Church and our own Bridge Café, to be given out only when a voucher is presented.
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Written by Webteam
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 More Than Gold Frome is part of a national project, led by the Christian Churches to provide - Outreach, Hospitality and Service during the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. In Frome we are working with Sports Clubs and Community Groups to provide a number of events and activities during the Summer of 2012. More Than Gold Frome has the backing of nearly all the churches of Frome through Frome Area Christians Together and a large number of the Sports Clubs of the area.
What is "More Than Gold Frome" planning and when ?
May 22nd 2012 - More Than Gold will help organise events and refreshments during the visit of the Olympic Torch to Frome
June 9th 2012 - Peace Day in Town Centre, to mark the start of the period of Olympic Truce.
People to be asked to fill out a pledge card with one thing which they will do to create peace either in the family, in town, nationally or internationally
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Trinity Times - February 2012 |
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Written by Webteam
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Download Trinity Times here:
Frome Food Bank
"More than Gold, Frome"
Supporting Frome Festival
HOPE Frome
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Christian Vision for Men (CMV) |
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Written by Dave Dunn
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CVM (Christian Vision for Men) is a movement. It is made up of thousands of men who believe the message of Jesus is true, relevant and much needed in the UK today. CVM exists to serve the local church to engage with men in every village, town and city in this country. codelife is a national movement based around "The Code”. A rule of life for men that helps them to stay gripped and focussed on living a full on, uncompromised Jesus centred life, in company with others. Men are reporting this to be life changing!
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Trinity Church - Eco-Church? |
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Written by John Samways
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Are environmental issues important to the local church? Yes, I believe they are and I am delighted the PCC are seriously considering how Trinity Church can play its part in the parish/Deanery in pursuing this matter.
Why should we bother with such matters in the church?
Well, not least because the environment offers a wonderful platform for mission – don't forget Brunner's wonderful comment: 'A church without mission is like a fire without burning!' When it comes to getting people thinking about God, a vital first step to engage in mission, two things do it more effectively than anything else:
Being captured by a sense of awe and wonder
Awareness of impending disaster – globally/personally.
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