Henry Olonga: International Cricketer

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

Henry is a former Zimbabwean test cricketer who was charged with treason by Robert Mugabe’s government after wearing a black protest armband in a Cricket World Cup match.  Hear how Henry faced intimidation, family turmoil and the death penalty as a result of living out his faith through his protest.

The event is free and will include live music and refreshments. Download flyer

Directions

Trinity Road Chapel, 205 Trinity Road, London, SW17 7HW. (map)

The building is next to the sports fields at the junction of Trinity Road and Burntwood lane and Belle Vue Lane. It is a 5 minute walk to Wandsworth Common railway station and 10 minute walk to Tooting Bec tube station.  It is on the 219 and 319 bus route.

Contact

For more information, contact Stuart Davis on 07967 680 625 or stuart@trinityroad.org

Trinity Road Chapel Website

David Hamilton: Terrorist

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

David was a terrorist within Nothern Ireland’s imfomous UVF before his miraculous change in a Northern Ireland prison.  His mother believed he was a hopeless case.  Come and hear him explain how one old lady’s prayers changed everything.

The event is free and will include live music and refreshments. Download flyer

Directions

Trinity Road Chapel, 205 Trinity Road, London, SW17 7HW. (map)

The building is next to the sports fields at the junction of Trinity Road and Burntwood lane and Belle Vue Lane. It is a 5 minute walk to Wandsworth Common railway station and 10 minute walk to Tooting Bec tube station.  It is on the 219 and 319 bus route.

Contact

For more information, contact Stuart Davis on 07967 680 625 or stuart@trinityroad.org

Trinity Road Chapel Website

Hugh Hill: Alcoholic Businessman

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

Hugh was a successful 42 year old businessman with a drink problem – until God stepped in. Is it possible to find a permanent cure for selfishness, materialism and alcoholism? Come along and discover how Hugh’s priorities, family and life were transformed for good.

The event is free and will include live music and refreshments. Download flyer

Directions

Trinity Road Chapel, 205 Trinity Road, London, SW17 7HW. (map)

The building is next to the sports fields at the junction of Trinity Road and Burntwood lane and Belle Vue Lane. It is a 5 minute walk to Wandsworth Common railway station and 10 minute walk to Tooting Bec tube station.  It is on the 219 and 319 bus route.

Contact

For more information, contact Stuart Davis on 07967 680 625 or stuart@trinityroad.org

Trinity Road Chapel Website

Mo Williams: TV Script Editor

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

Mo was the script editor for the last of the BBC spy drama series, Spooks. She has also worked on film scripts and TV series such as Emmerdale.  Find out what difference God has made as Mo asks life’s big questions.

The event is free and will include live music and refreshments. Download flyer

Directions

Trinity Road Chapel, 205 Trinity Road, London, SW17 7HW. (map)

The building is next to the sports fields at the junction of Trinity Road and Burntwood lane and Belle Vue Lane. It is a 5 minute walk to Wandsworth Common railway station and 10 minute walk to Tooting Bec tube station.  It is on the 219 and 319 bus route.

Contact

For more information, contact Stuart Davis on 07967 680 625 or stuart@trinityroad.org

Trinity Road Chapel Website

Tamar Pollard: Father Murdered

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

Tamar had a regular upbringing until her father was brutally murdered and her mother attacked while delivering aid in Hungary.  Hear Tamar’s story and how she has been able to forgive the men that destroyed her family.

The event is free and refreshments will be served. Download flyer

Directions

Trinity Road Chapel, 205 Trinity Road, London, SW17 7HW. (map)

The building is next to the sports fields at the junction of Trinity Road and Burntwood lane and Belle Vue Lane. It is a 5 minute walk to Wandsworth Common railway station and 10 minute walk to Tooting Bec tube station.  It is on the 219 and 319 bus route.

Contact

For more information, contact Stuart Davis on 07967 680 625 or stuart@trinityroad.org

Trinity Road Chapel Website

Photos by Louise Gardiner

Nancy Olsen will be speaking on overcoming fear.

The morning starts at 9.30am.  Cost: £2.50 for a continental breakfast.  All are welcome.

To sign up email Denise at denise@holyredeemerstreatham.org.uk.  For more information about the Holy Redeemer click here.

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Image by ulterior epicure, Flickr

The cost of the tickets are £5 for the International Women’s Evening and £10 for the Men’s Curry Night per person. There are two ways you can book your place for the above events.

1. Participating church

Go along to one of the participating Passion for Life partner churches from Sunday and you can book through their ticket rep.  Payment can be made by cash or cheque. A list of the reps and participating churches can be viewed here.

2. Telephone

If you do not attend one of the above churches but would like to book a place,  you can book by telephone.  For the telephone numbers, click here.

We have booked great speakers and venues for both events and places are limited, so do book soon!  All of our other main events are free and you can simply turn up on the night.

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Image by How’d I’m H. Michael, Flickr

We will be having a lovely greasy breakfast for blokes on Saturday 25th September, 9.30am. Our speaker is Phil Chadder, Chaplin at Wandsworth Prison. He will be speaking on ‘Life on the Inside’.

A very good, substantial 2-course meal is served for £3. No booking is necessary and you are free to sit anywhere you please.

After lunch we may show a brief video followed by a talk on relevant issues. Sometimes we have speakers from overseas who share their experiences with us. At other times musicians may play and speak.

At approximately 3.15pm we serve a cup of tea and a biscuit to round off the afternoon.

If you would like to come, but find transport difficult, please contact us and we will see if we can help.

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Food image by Phil Campbell, Flickr