- About Trinity
- Tuesday, 25 August 2020
Depending on your scope of time, Trinity has been in North West London for a good bit of it.
On July 1, 1970 the Presbyterian Church in Canada (PCC) appointed Rev. C. J. Kirk to do exploratory work in the Whitehills area and to conduct worship services when he considered it expedient. Kirk began conducting worship in the following fall at Sir Fredrick Banting Secondary School, moving to Emily Carr public school a year later. Soon after their move to Emily Carr, the PCC granted them the name “Trinity” and officially declared them a mission congregation.
Realizing a need for a building of their own, the PCC purchased property at the corner of Gainsborough and Limberlost and plans were put in motion to build a church there. The two-story structure was dedicated to the Glory of God on February 10, 1980.
With Rev. Kirk’s moving on from Trinity in 1976, Trinity had a series of dedicated pastoral leaders for the next 10 years, slowly building a report with the community and finding ways to reach out and serve their needs as Jesus would.
Rev. John Herman was appointed in August, 1986 to serve the congregation. At the leadership of John, Trinity began working on a vision to help seniors with both housing and church access, and by 1990, Trinity Place was open to new residents. Church services moved from the old building, now known as T1, into the Multi-Purpose Room (MPR) of Trinity Place, where worship services are held today.
John retired in 1997 after a long and fruitful ministry at Trinity.
In 1998, Mark Turner took on Trinity’s charge and served as pastor until his retirement in October 2018, leading the church in its ever-present mission to be a light the community of North-West London.
Currently in the process of calling a new pastor, Trinity has guest speakers, and speakers from within the congregation who feel called by God to deliver a message or two.
The current Music Director, Chris Biltcliffe, has been with Trinity since 1992, and has seen the music ministry progress from a single-voice digital piano and organ, through to the current six piece contemporary band.
- About Trinity
- Tuesday, 25 August 2020
You can find Trinity at
570/590 Gainsborough Rd
London
ON
N6G 2E9
Services are every Sunday, starting at 10:30 am and run generally until 12pm. Please feel free to stay after for coffee, cookies, and good conversation.
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- About Trinity
- Friday, 01 November 2019
Trinity Community Church has been part of the North West London Community since 1976 as a mission congregation for the Presbyterian Church of Canada.1
In our Statement of Faith, we say the following:
Trinity Community Church exists to share the gift of love of Jesus Christ with those who do not know of His saving power, to worship God, to nurture faith in Jesus Christ, and to be part of the community of northwest London, to meet physical, spiritual, emotional and relational needs.
Every Sunday, and throughout the week, Trinity’s members try to find ways to work this statement into their lives. Whether that means meeting someone new at Church and asking them how life is going, or volunteering at Food for Thought, Trinity’s members are trying to work out what it means to be a follower of Jesus Christ in the 21st Century. If you’d like to learn more about the programs Trinity runs on a regular basis, feel free to check out what we do.
If you’d like to get in touch with someone from the church, please contact us.