Trinity's Prayer Space 2025 - The Hope of Heaven

This year Trinity students experienced an immersive and creative Prayer Space exploring the Biblical theme of heaven.

Students wrote prayers on written scrolls and placed them in the pierced cross, wrote prayers for the 'healing of nations' (Rev 22:2) by placing them on the Tree of Life. Students also explored the meaning of the new heaven and earth in Revelation 21:1-5, and have worked alongside Christian artist Sue Salter to paint this new vision of heaven. 

Here is the Prayer Space in pictures: 

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Student Quotes

'I liked writing my prayers in the cross, it made me feel hopeful' Year 8 Student

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'It feels really calm and peaceful, I really like the stations and what we do' Y9 Student

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'It honestly felt like heaven, If I go to heaven I want it to be like this' Y7 Student

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'I enjoyed every part of the Prayer Space and the chance to speak to God' Y7 Student

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'It allows me to be calm during a busy time at school' Y10 student

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'I loved the art and how peaceful it was because my Nan died today so it was comforting' Y7 Student

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'I loved how we had an opportunity to share our prayers' Y9 Student

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'Everything and everyone being calm and peaceful and you can just think about things you don't usually think about'

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'The opportunity to feel closer to God' Year 13 Student

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'Being able to have open conversations about belief' Y13 student

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