Last Sunday, Dilys Jones continued our 'Cityscape' Series where we're exploring the lectionary's readings from 2 Corinthians and Ephesians by immersing ourselves in the stories of the cities of Corinth and Ephesus and applying what we learn to our community life in Dublin. In this second talk, she reflected on 2 Corinthians 4 and the importance of testimony and the eternal perspective.

Last Sunday, Rob Jones opened our new 'Cityscape' Series where we'll be exploring the lectionary's readings from 2 Corinthians and Ephesians by immersing ourselves in the stories of the cities of Corinth and Ephesus and applying what we learn to our community life in Dublin. In this first talk, he reflected on 2 Corinthians 4 and Paul's idea of treasure in jars of clay.

This Sunday, Rob Jones closed our 'Invited to the Table' Series with a sermon about how our work matters to God and how he calls us to serve our city.

Last Sunday at Holy Trinity, Rev. Rob Jones continued our 'Invited to the Table' Series as he explored what God is doing in our 190 year old church through the celebration of the old and the new.

This Sunday, Rev. Rob Jones continued our 'Invited to the Table' Series and led us through Paul's words in Romans that can teach us to be 'a diverse community with a common unity.'

Last Sunday, Rev. Rob Jones continued our 'Invited to the Table' series by exploring the idea of being 'Outward Reaching', the second of the five values on which our Fresh Expression was based. As part of the talk, he interviewed members of our community about the outreach that they are involved in.

Last Sunday, Alex Fromholz preached about 'Friendship' for our Community Sunday, a service aimed at people of all ages!

Last Sunday, Rob Jones started our new interactive sermon series called 'Invited To The Table' where we'll be exploring the values of Holy Trinity in engaging and collaborative ways.

Last Sunday, Scott Evans spoke on John 20 and the story of Thomas meeting Jesus after the resurrection. Scott looked at what Jesus' reaction to Thomas means for us as we try to be a community of authenticity and vulnerability.

Easter Sunday was an incredibly special morning for us at Holy Trinity as, for the first time, our 3 congregations gathered together to worship and celebrate Jesus' resurrection. Rev. Rob Jones preached about the amazing things God has done in our community and what the future holds for us.