On Sunday Ed Veale began a new summer sermon series in Luke 7-9 entitled 'No One Like Jesus'. He spoke on the helplessness of faith, the humility of faith and the hopefulness of faith.

In session 5 on Sunday of our Church Weekend Away, Amy Orr Ewing spoke on Isaiah 43 and how our hearts can be refreshed.

In session 4 on Sunday of our Church Weekend Away, Amy Orr Ewing spoke on Isaiah 41 and how our hearts can be refreshed.

In seminar 3 of our church weekend away, Vaughan Roberts (Rector of St Ebbe’s Oxford) leads a seminar on how Holy Trinity Clapham can be a church where same sex attracted people can flourish.

In seminar 3 of our church weekend away, Vaughan Roberts (Rector of St Ebbe’s Oxford) leads a seminar on how Holy Trinity Clapham can be a church where same sex attracted people can flourish.

In seminar 1 of our church weekend away, Ros Williams (Curate at St Mark’s Coventry and ex HTC staff) shares ways in which we can make the most of our quiet times with God.

In session 3 on Saturday of our Church Weekend Away, Vaughan Roberts spoke on Jn 4: 1-26 and how our hearts can be refreshed.

On Saturday of our Church Weekend Away, Vaughan Roberts spoke on Psalm 27 and how our hearts can be refreshed.

On the Friday evening of our Church Weekend Away, Jago Wynne spoke on Acts 3:17-21 on how we can be spiritually refreshed in the Lord.

On Sunday Jago spoke on 2 Timothy 4 on finishing well as a follower of Jesus and what we should believe in order to do this.

On Sunday Zim Okoli spoke on 2 Timothy 3:10-17 on how God equips us to endure persecution as Christians, looking at examples from other godly individuals. We also looked at the sufficiency of scripture.

On Sunday Ed Veale spoke on 2 Timothy 2:14-3:9 on the risk of spiritual ill health, its remedy and our response to it.

On Sunday Tim Jones spoke on 2 Timothy 2:8-13 on endurance and keeping going in our Christian life, with the encouragement that this life is not all there is.

On Sunday Josh Moxon spoke on 2 Timothy 2:1-7 on how we should pass on the gospel and how we need to accept the cost, using 3 metaphors: a soldier, an athlete and a farmer.

In the 2nd part of our Not Ashamed series in 2 Timothy, Jamie Mulvaney spoke on how God has a plan of grace for our life that is greater than we can imagine. When we know Jesus, the vision is grand but the cost is worth it.

On Sunday Felix Stevenson started a new series on 2 Timothy entitled "Not Ashamed". Felix spoke on 2 Timothy 1:1-7 on running the race of the Christian faith and how 'Spiritually on fire is what to desire'.

On Coronation Sunday on the day after King Charles III was crowned, Jago Wynne spoke on Matthew 21:1-11 on how Jesus is a king who serves and a king who sacrifices himself for us and asks how we will respond to this.

On Sunday evening Bonnie Collington concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Bonnie looked at how, with the command to go and make disciples comes the promise that Jesus is with us always to the end of the age.

On Sunday Anthony Buck concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Anthony looked at how Jesus is with us always until the end of the age and in all our evangelistic efforts.

On Sunday Natalie Jones concluded our series on the Great Commission, speaking on Matthew 28:16-20. Natalie looked at how Jesus is with us always until the end of the age and in all our evangelistic efforts.