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We are an Eco Circuit!

The Cardiff Methodist Circuit is now registered as an Eco Circuit!

This award affirms our attention to the care of God’s creation and encourages the adoption of Eco Church by churches in our Circuit.

Radyr Methodist Church and Wesley Methodist Church in Canton have achieved their Silver Eco Church Award.

Llanishen Methodist Church has achieved it’s Bronze Award.

St. Andrew’s Methodist, Cathays Methodist and Cyncoed Methodist are all working towards their awards.

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What is Eco Church?
Eco Church is a learning community of churches of all shapes and sizes open to all denominations.
It provides a framework to support your church and its leadership to take practical action on caring for God’s earth,
through the Eco Church survey.
The survey covers five key areas of church life:

Worship and teaching

Buildings and energy

Land and nature

Community and global engagement

Lifestyle

The survey guides you and help you assess your progress towards a Bronze, Silver or Gold Eco Church award!

Are you interested in becoming an Eco Church?
Speak to one of us (office@cardiffmethodist.org.uk) or take a look at the Eco Church Website.

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Warm Welcome Spaces

St. Andrew’s Methodist Church in Birchgrove and Wesley Methodist Church in Canton are both running Warm Welcome Spaces for people to pop into. Anyone looking for company or a warm space and a hot drink are welcome. The Sanctuary at Wesley is also open for reflection and prayer. Details of these are below.

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Circuit Newsletter September 2024

The latest Circuit Newsletter is available now!

Find out about:

what happened at the last Circuit Meeting.

events happening around the Circuit

reports on events

and meet Beth one of our Circuit Stewards.

Click on the link below to read it.

Circuit Newsletter September 2024

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Trinity Hard Hat Tour

We’re all very excited at Trinity Centre – our redevelopment project is over half way through and we cannot wait to see how our new all-improved building will look.

On October 5th, we’re inviting all Trinity Friends to our Hard Hat Tours. These are tours that are led by the Construction Project Manager and myself, who will show you around the construction site as it stands. In your hard hats and high vis jackets provided by the construction team, you will learn about the project, heritage of the building, conservation and more about how the building will be used once it reopens in 2025.

Tickets are FREE but essential – we are limited to 15 people per tour for health and safety reasons, running 3 tours across the day. 

There are 3 slots to choose from on Saturday October 5th, 10am, 11am or 12pm. The tours will each run for approx 45 minutes, and there will be a chance to ask questions along the way.

Please see the leaflets attached or contact me for more information, or if you’d like to book your tickets – please feel free to use the links below.

Slot 1:

Trinity Centre Hard Hat Tours 1 / Teithiau Het Galed Canolfan y Drindod 1 Tickets, Sat 5 Oct 2024 at 10:00 | Eventbrite

Slot 2:

Trinity Centre Hard Hat Tours 2 / Teithiau Het Galed Canolfan y Drindod 2 Tickets, Sat 5 Oct 2024 at 11:00 | Eventbrite

Slot 3:

Trinity Centre Hard Hat Tours 3 / Teithiau Het Galed Canolfan y Drindod 3 Tickets, Sat 5 Oct 2024 at 12:00 | Eventbrite

Many thanks – we can’t wait to give you a sneak peek before it opens next year!

Fflur

Trinity Centre Co-Ordinator

Cydlynydd Canolfan y Drindod

029 21 321 120

enquiries@trinitycentre.wales

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Trinity Exhibition

Trinity Centre Exhibition:
Welcome to All

Museum of Cardiff, The Old Library, The Hayes
Monday to Saturday, 10am – 4pm
until 30th November, 2024

 

Discover the story of the Trinity Centre in Cardiff. Once home to a Methodist congregation, it is now a thriving community hub offering a welcoming space for everyone to get together.

Delve into the living memory of Trinity’s history and its role in the communities it has served, told by the people who have been part of it.

This exhibition was created by a group of young people from the Methodist Youth Group.

The exhibition is part of a National Lottery Heritage Funded project to redevelop the Trinity Centre to ensure it can continue to be a welcoming place for local communities to come together in a safe environment to share their experiences of life, access support, make new friends, and learn new skills.
Find out more about what the Trinity Centre does: www.trinitycentre.wales

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