HistoryTrinity Church was formed in the 1930s and has had an eventful history. A short version is below, or you can read "Trinity Church - Growing and Going" which contains a much more complete story of Trinitys history. Short History1933 - Methodist meetings started in Dovecot Hall. September 1933 - Work started on a building on Liverpool Road. June 1934 - Liverpool Road building opened as Liverpool Road Methodist Church. 1961 - New church building erected. This was next to the original which continued in use as a church hall. The name was changed to Trinity Methodist Church. 1971 - Vandalism is first mentioned in church meeting minutes. 1976 - Evening worship discontinued due to falling numbers. 1977 - Job Creation Scheme established at Trinity. 1981 - Arson attack on the Church severely damaged the interior. Due to the repeated vandalism Trinity became the highest claimant from the Methodist Insurance Company. 1983 - Job Creation Scheme ended due to union problems. May 1984 - Trinity's 50th Anniversary. Celebrated with an open air service and celebratory buffet. January 1985 - Anglican Bishop of Liverpool David Sheppard visits Trinity. 1988 - Rev. Symon Beesley of St. Bartholomews and Rev. Malcolm Creamer of Trinity begin regular meetings. The idea of a joint project at Trinity is mooted. 1991 - Trinity Local Ecumenical Project starts. Church Army Captain Roger Murphy is appointed as part time community evangelist, and a number of adults and children move from St. Bartholomews to Trinity. Work starts on a new building. 1993 - Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, Rev. Dr. George Carey visits Trinity. September 1998 - Kidz Klub starts, reaching hundreds of infant and junior school children each week. August 2000 - Trinity goes online at www.trinity-church.org.uk March 2001 - TNT starts, aimed at 11-14 year olds at secondary school. 2008 - John Crawford is appointed Pastor at Trinity Ministers
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