TRINITY
UNITED CHURCH GRIMSBY
Whoever you are, whoever you love, you are welcome here.


Opening Minds, Opening Hearts, Opening Doors
Join us in person on Sunday at 10:30 or watch the live stream on our YouTube Channel.
Upcoming Events at Trinity
PEACE WALK
Trinity United, St. John's Presbyterian and St. Andrew's Anglican are collaborating in a Peace Walk after our Remembrance Sunday worship on November 9th.
Please meet at Trinity around 11:30 a.m., then we will walk to the corner of Christie and Main and back to the church for a time of fellowship. Make a 'Peace' sign at home to bring with you.
KNITTING GROUP
Every other Friday 1 - 3 p.m. at Maplecrest beginning September 12th in the Garden Room.
The Social Knitting Group meets to knit, crochet and visit. We make prayer shawls for folks who are recovering from an illness or a loss, hats & mitts for Wesley Urban Centre & blankets for Project Linus & women’s shelters.
The teddy bears & shawls on the ladder in the narthex are yours for the taking to share with someone you know who needs a lift. Please feel free to help give someone a warm thought from Trinity. Thank you. Eleanor Hall
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
A number of Trinity's committees are looking for volunteers. Please think about how your talents could be valuable to this important work. Everyone brings a unique skill to a committee. Contact the office or contact the chair of the committee (lists available on the table in the Narthex). Be part of Trinity's outreach work.
CHURCH SCHOOL
Children/youth from Kindergarten through high school are invited to listen to and experience the Godly Play story.
Joint Godly Play with Trinity United and St. John’s Presbyterian
Church School – Godly Play Theme – Every Sunday.
All children from Preschool through high school are welcome to join us in our sacred circle.
BEGINNERS BRIDGE
If you play Bridge
or would like to learn how,
then please join us on Monday afternoons
from 1 to 3 starting September 8.
For more information, contact Sue at 905 945-8132.
FOOD GRAINS SUPPORT
This year our growers, Larry & Marg Dick of Campden, grew a good crop of wheat in support of food grains. If you wish to support this effort, donations will be accepted until November 30th and appear on your tax receipt. The net profit from the sale of this wheat is matched 4:1 by the Canadian Government.




