Prayer
“Don’t worry about anything; instead, pray about everything.”
Philippians 4:6
The power of prayer is not in human skill or confidence but in the God who invites us to pray, promises to listen and to answer.
Prayer is “powerful”—that is, meaningful and effective—only when and because it expresses and builds a relationship with the one true God. If this is our heart, the Holy Spirit directly enables, leads and guides us in prayer.
Kingdom Come
One of the pillars of our prayer life at Trinity is Kingdom Come. A night of worship, prayer and prophetic encounter. We approach our time together by creating space initially for soaking in the Spirit, then as we begin to bring an offering of praise together, we deliberately avoid setting an agenda so that we can allow God to lead us into His presence. Our heart is to join in with what God is already doing and cry out for His Kingdom to come in our church, our town and beyond.
First Wednesday of the month || 7pm-9pm || Trinity Church
Sunday Morning Prayer
All members of Trinity are welcome to join a small group who meet together to pray before the start of our morning celebration. We share whatever God puts on our heart.
Sundays || 9am - 9:45am || Portland House Lounge
Prayer Room
A space where prayer is shared as the heartbeat of Trinity Church shaping our life and mission – ‘draw near to God and He will draw near to you’ (James 4:8a).
Prayer is the foundation and fuel for our identity and actions as followers of Jesus and as a local church family. The Prayer Room sits at the heart of our buildings, as a dedicated physical space and sanctuary where members of the Trinity Church family can come together, individually or collectively, to seek God, listen and speak to Him, intercede, petition, surrender, ask, give thanks, and be transformed.
We have started small with the room currently open on early mornings but our vision is to grow into a space that can help fuel and host a constant hunger and passion for prayer throughout the week.
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays || 6am - 8am || Trinity Garage
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Safeguarding at Trinity
At Trinity we take safety very seriously. We believe that everyone should be able to engage with God and our church family in a safe and welcoming environment; especially children, young people and vulnerable adults. We work really hard to ensure that this happens as best we can – please check out our safeguarding page for more information.
Get In Touch
Want to get hold of us or to find out more? Drop us a message!
Sarah McRea
PA to Lead Pastor & Leadership Team
sarah.mccrea@trinitycheltenham.com