Trinity United Church in Market Lavington sold its building, worshipped in a new community hall and bought a corner shop in the centre of the village with the vision of opening a coffee shop that functions as a ‘community hub’ with a particular focus on youth, and renting out the flat above to supplement income.

1. Trinity Church,
Market Lavington
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3. Courtesy of Market Lavington Museum
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4. Community Café
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6. Community Café
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7. This project is not for profit.
We hope that excess
funds will be
generated which will
be used for further
community projects.
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Financial Year Gross Contribution
2013/14 (£4,324)
2014/15 £349
2015/16-1st quarter £249
Revenue £10k per annum

9. •Volunteers needed
Volunteers from the community would
enable us to extend the opening hours
to match demand.
Training provided.
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Youth Café

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The Food Cave
at St Arbucks Café
Students from our school are currently working with the St
Arbucks Staff team and Sally Willox (Community Youth
Officer) to set up a Youth Café in the local area. This would
take place in St Arbucks Café on Tuesdays, from 16:30pm
until 18:30pm.
❑ Aimed at 13-17 year olds but open to all
local young people
❑ More appealing menu with affordable
pricing
❑ July 21st is the first opening session
❑ Free Wi-Fi
❑ Volunteer work will be available for older
teenagers

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Youth Cafe Supervision

13. Thanks for listening.
Please pray for
continuing
success of the St. Arbucks
Project.
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