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

A series of free events hosted by Roger Carswell exploring some of life’s big questions

At Trinity Road Chapel, Tooting

Monday 4th. Why does God seem so distant? HUGH HILL: Alcoholic Businessman

Tuesday 5th. Why I am here? MO WILLIAMS: TV Script Editor

Wednesday 6th. Why are these so many religions? DAVID HAMILTON: Former Terrorist

Thursday 7th. Why does God allow suffering? TAMAR POLLARD: Father Murdered

Friday 8th. Why bother with Jesus? HENRY OLONGA: International Cricketer

Click on above links for more information


Each event starts at 7.30pm with live music and free refreshments.  The event will include a question and answer session and will be finished by 9.30pm.   Download flyer

HOST

Roger Carswell is a well known Christian speaker.  He became a Christian as a teenager and worked as a school teacher in West Yorkshire for over ten years.   He now speaks at churches and universities in the UK and abroad.  He has written eleven books including ‘Things God Wants Us to Know‘ and ‘Where is God in a Messed-up World?‘.  He is married to Dot, has four children and lives in Leeds.

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

Cost £5 – includes food and drink

A multimedia sports quiz before the World Cup Final with speaker Graham Daniels of Christians in Sport.  A great event for anyone who loves sport of any kind. Enter a team of 6-8 people or come on your own. There will be prizes for the winning team. Burgers will be served at half time. And Graham will give a short talk on the Christian faith. All are welcome.

To book, email James Fletcher on jf@stnicholastooting.org.uk or call 020 8672 4545

Download flyer. Find event on Facebook.

Speaker

Graham (known to all as ‘Danno’) played football for Cardiff City, Cambridge United and Cambridge City before managing Histon and Cambridge City. Danno currently plays football for Cambridge Veterans and manages his village football team, Hardwick, in the Cambridgeshire League. Danno joined the Christians in Sport staff team in 1989 and took over the role of General Director in 2002.

Venue

St Nicholas Church,
Church Lane, Tooting
London, SW17 9PP

Travel

By Tube:

Turn right out of Tooting Broadway tube station. Continue along Mitcham Road, past McDonald’s and the Bingo hall on right-hand side of the road. Continue until you come to Somerfield supermarket on the right hand side of the road. Church Lane, where St. Nicholas church is visibly located, will be on your left.

By Train:

Turn right out of Tooting overland station; walk up Mitcham road (past a Co-op supermarket and the police station on your right). At ‘Amen Corner’ where there are traffic lights (Barclays bank on right, Saxon key cutters on left) follow the road round left and continue past St. Boniface church on right hand side of road. Somerfield supermarket is on the left side of the road. Church Lane – where St. Nicholas church is visibly located – is opposite (right-hand turning off Mitcham Road).

By Car

From the A24 (Tooting High Street), at the cross roads where Tooting Broadway tube is, turn down the A217 (Mitcham Road) and drive for about 3 minutes; turn left into church lane (opposite Somerfield) and St Nicholas is on the corner.

Parking

There is some parking in the St Nicholas’ church car park and plenty of free parking at 7.30pm in the surrounding residential streets.

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The course is informal and relaxed and is suitable for anyone wanting to find out more about Jesus or to brush up on the basics of the Christian faith.

For more about Christianity Explored, click here. To sign-up, please contact Stuart Davis.

Orthodox Christians believe in the Trinity, the teaching that there is one eternal being of God -indivisible, infinite. This one being of God is shared by three co-equal, co-eternal persons, the Father, the Son, and the Spirit.

Muslims reject this view, arguing that it results in worshiping someone other than Allah by associating partners with him.

James White and Abdullah al Andalusi conducted a formal, moderated debate on the doctrine of the Trinity at 8:00pm on 22nd February at Trinity Road Chapel in Wandsworth Common, London.

Listen to the debate here:

Part I (opening statements) »

Part II (cross examination) »

James White’s report on the debate. www.trinityroadchapel.org
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About

James White is the director of Alpha and Omega Ministries, a Christian apologetics organization based in Phoenix, Arizona. He is a professor, having taught Greek, Systematic Theology, and various topics in the field of apologetics. He has authored or contributed to more than twenty books, including The King James Only Controversy, The Forgotten Trinity, The Potter’s Freedom, and The God Who Justifies. He is an accomplished debater, having engaged in more than seventy-five moderated, public debates with leading proponents of Roman Catholicism, Islam, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and Mormonism, as well as critics such as Bart Ehrman, John Dominic Crossan, Marcus Borg, and John Shelby Spong. He is an elder of the Phoenix Reformed Baptist Church, has been married to Kelli for more than twenty-seven years, and has two children, Joshua and Summer.

Abdullah al Andalusi is a former Anglican Christian who embraced Islam at a young age, and has studied Islam in depth since he was 18. Abdullah has had a long experience of working in community activism and Islamic apologetics. His activities include writing extensively on Islamic revivalist thought, and speaking at community centres, universities and colleges. He has also made appearances on various TV programmes talking about theology, political philosophy and socio-political analysis. He is co-founder of the public discussion forum, The Muslim Debate Initiative. Abdullah has produced much written work on his specialist subjects, of which some are available via the Web, and can be viewed on the site, IslamicRationalism.com.

Watch

James White and Abdullah Al Andalusi debate on Premier Radio.

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Friday 5th March

at 8pm

Battersea Arts Centre

Lavender Hill

London

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Tickets £10
available online from
The Good Book Company
or by phone 0845 225 0880

Update: Ticket sales have closed but some tickets will be on sale on the night at the door.

An evening of Gospel and Jazz at the Battersea Arts Centre on Friday 5th March. The musical performers will be Ruth Naomi Floyd and Aaron Graves, two highly renowned and accomplished artists from Philadelphia.

Together they will present a varied programme that will reflect the range of music and wealth of musical expression in both gospel and jazz music. Ruth Naomi Floyd has released several recordings (as a vocalist and composer) that have received high acclaim both in the USA and internationally. Aaron Graves works extensively as a pianist in the USA and internationally. He is also a composer and producer and has conducted on Broadway. Liam Goligher of Duke Street Church, Richmond will also give a talk on The Message behind the Music.

Ruth’s website – www.ruthnaomifloyd.com
Aaron’s website – www.aarongraves7.com

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Image of piano by J.-Weissmahr, Flickr