HTC | Holy Trinity Clapham

On Sunday at our Christingle services, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on how Jesus is the light of the world who shines in the darkness and how His light is full of colour.

On Sunday evening at Contemporary Carols, Zim Okoli spoke on Psalm 36 and how Jesus is the true light and the one who brings eternal life to all who will believe.

On Sunday Emma Monks spoke at our Family Carols service (interspersed with drama) on How Jesus came for everyone and brings us good news of great joy.

On Sunday at Carols by Candlelight, Jago Wynne spoke on 2 Timothy 1:9-10 on how Jesus has destroyed death and brings light and life to us.

On Sunday at Carols on the Common, Ed Veale spoke on how Jesus comes as a surprise at Christmas to meet all our hopes and fears and bring the kindness of God to us.

On Sunday at the 9.30am Felix Stevenson spoke on Psalm 23 and how how future can change because Jesus is the shepherd we really need and the host we eternally want.

On Sunday evening Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Judges 7:1-8 on how the ideal life is lived in the Lord's strength and for the Lord's glory.

On Sunday at the 11.15am Ed Veale spoke on God and our work and how and why we should be doing it for the Lord.

On Sunday at the 9.30am Felix Stevenson spoke on how we should be living out our present in light of Jesus' return

On Sunday, in light of the November 2023 General Synod, Jago Wynne gave a short summary of what HTC stands for as a church in terms of the sexuality debate, and his thoughts on the decision at General Synod.

On Sunday evening at the 5.30pm, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Judges 6:24-35 and the danger of idolatry both in our culture and in our hearts.

On Sunday morning at the 11.15am, Sarah Seabrook spoke on Matthew 7:21-29 and how God's work in us together with our participation can help establish a stronger foundation for life.

On Sunday morning Felix Stevenson spoke on Hebrews 9:27-28 on how what Jesus has done for us on the cross can bring forgiveness for our past.

On Sunday Jamie Mulvaney spoke on Judges 6:1-18 on Gideon and identity and how we discover who we are in the presence of God.

On Remembrance Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on sacrifice and how it is worth remembering, how it has a purpose and how it is motivated by love.

On Sunday morning Mike Clayton spoke on 1 John 4 about God's unending and unchanging love for us

On Sunday Ed Veale spoke on 1 John 5:11-21 on the friendship Jesus offers us and the promise of eternal life as the Spirit gives new birth and the Son gives new life.

On Sunday Zim Okoli on 1 John 3:11-24 on the test of love as Christians to love our brothers and sisters in Christ, how Jesus’ sacrifice moves us to love with action and when to love with action.

On Sunday evening Rory Heaton spoke on 1 John 2:18-27 and the assurances we have that Jesus is the truth, that we belong to Jesus and that Jesus remains in us.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson spoke on 1 John 2:18-27 and how we should receive the truth and remain in Jesus.

On Sunday we began a new series in 1 John called ‘Life’. Josh Moxon spoke about how Jesus connects us and how Jesus assures us that our connection to Him can’t be lost.

On Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on Deuteronomy 31:6-8 on how we can be people of courage and contentment in life since God holds fast to us. We also had a focus on giving to the work of HTC.

On Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on on Deuteronomy 32: 44-47 on 'The Words of Life'. We also looked at different ways to serve within the life of HTC.

On Sunday Jago Wynne spoke on Deuteronomy 6:4-5 on keeping God central in our lives and what things in life can stop us from making Him central.

On Try Church Sunday Jago Wynne began a new Vision series on A Vision For Life. Jago spoke on Deuteronomy 30:19-20 on choosing life and How Jesus chose death so that we may have life.