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Welcome to Trinity Church Network
Trinity Church Network is a community of congregations and cellgroups spread across Dublin, Ireland, helping people to discover their magnificent true identity and destiny, sparked into life through a radical relationship with Jesus.
Sun 7 Mar 2010 - normal local congregation meetings at all 3 venues
Sun 14 Mar 2010 - Joint Congregations CELEBRATION, The Exchange 1030
ALPHA COURSE
Alpha Course Thursdays 1830
The Alpha Course is the relaxing, fun introduction to Christianity you've never had! Bear Grylls says it's about having a relationship with the person who made you. Alpha runs weekly at The Exchange Thursdays until Easter, 1830-2030. So you can come just after your busy day, and have a bite to eat too. What's Christianity all about? Does God really exist? Does he heal today? Can I be forgiven for everything in the past? How do I start a new life? Discover for yourself. Alpha. Thursdays. Come and bring a friend. Watch the brilliant Bear Grylls promo video here.
SPRING JUMBLE SALE
Spring Jumble Sale on at
The Exchange,
Saturday, 10th April
2010 from 11am - 3 pm
Come and browse through our Jumble Sale tables,
pick up a bargain at our fundraising Book/Music, Cake & Bric-a-Brac Stalls
in aid of our Gardiner Street Project. Have your own table - only 10 euro! Or can you donate jumble for a fundraising table? For details contact us at the
by 28th
March
MEET SOMEONE MAGNIFICENT
Meet Someone Magnificent
Yourself. Someone up there actually does love you and thinks you're great.Discover the real amazing you - your magnificent true identity and destiny. Begin right here, today.
It could have been in a movie. A team of ex-offenders presenting President Mary McAleese with flowers while 400 invited guests from all over Ireland stood in an emotional applause.
"We are talking about 'sin' here" says Professor Ray Kinsella of University College Dublin on the moral failure and absence of trust at the root of the economic collapse. Read full article in the Irish Times here.
Richard Dawkins, Oxford's High Priest of atheism preaches
that religious faith is a mental illness. But not all his
scientific colleagues agree. Has Dawkins been blinded by
science? See related science items: God Is Not Dead Yet by William Lane Craig (Christianity Today website) and Do Science and Faith Really Conflict? by Prof Andrew Bowie, PhD, FTCD.
William Paul Young's moving and inspirational best-seller has attracted both praise and strong controversy, with 'God' as a smart-talkin' black woman called Papa. I stayed up all night reading it. So what's it about and why is it so controversial?
Dan Crowley, pensioner and poet, struck up conversation about women priests with a young Trinity Church member. He recorded his subsequent encounter with Jesus as 'incandescent happiness'. Other poems by Trinitarians Áine Darling, John McKeever,Audrey Talbot and Trish Phillips. Photos: Audrey (left) and Trish.
Patrick did not explain the Trinity using a shamrock (first mention 17th century!) or drive snakes out of Ireland. Yet he had a dream that changed history. Read how he introduced two princesses to the heavenly King.
Stamp: the angel Victoricus over St Patrick's Rock at Cashel carrying the Vox Hiberniae (Voice of the Irish) banner.
There are thousands of ancient manuscripts of the New Testament in
museums around the world. But amazingly, those in the Chester Beatty Library at
Dublin Castle are the very earliest in existence - the gospels, Paul's letters - older than those in the Vatican Museum or the British Library. How on earth did they find their way to Dublin?
One of the most common reasons for people turning away from God is that some great personal or national tragedy has overwhelmed them and they are no longer interested in a God who allows that kind of thing to happen. So, does God really permit evil?