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Sutton Foodbank and Community Foodshop are seeing significant increases in demand and use, and seek additional paid staff:

Apply via charityjob.co.uk by 30 March 2025.

Sutton Foodbank and Community Foodshop seek donations with a remaining shelf-life of at least three months of the items listed below: Donations would need to be dropped off at the Big Yellow Storage facility any day 9–5pm.

You can use Bankuet to donate financially to the Foodbank so we can buy food items we need.

The Trinity church Lent Lecture will be titled "Luke the Historian" and will be delivered on Tuesday 18 March 2025 at 7:30pm. The speaker will be Revd Dr Jonathan Hustler, Secretary of the Methodist Conference. All are welcome, there is no charge.

In the opening verses of the Gospel According to Luke the writer suggests that, although not an eye witness himself, he has researched his material thoroughly in order to write "an orderly account...that you may know the truth". Do join us as Dr Hustler explores Luke the Historian.

Stainer's "Crucifixion" will be performed by Trinity Festival Choir at Trinity church as part of the evening service on on Palm Sunday, 13 April 2025 at 6:30pm.

All are welcome, there is no charge.

Crisis Cafe, near Belmont railway station, is for people suffering with mental health. Information can be found in the leaflet, online at suttoncrisiscafe.org.uk, or phone 0800 012 9082.

Trinity church is hosting an International Coffee Club, in partnership with Refugee and Migrant Network Sutton (RMNS). We meet at Trinity Church on Monday mornings in term time between 10.00am and 12.00 to give people from around the world a chance to practise their English and meet new friends. There's free coffee and biscuits and a rota of volunteers, some with English as a first language and others from abroad who join in the conversations. It is purely social with no formal language teaching - that is available at RMNS on Wednesday mornings.