Through the centuries, followers of Jesus have made it their practice to gather on the first day of every week to celebrate the resurrection. That’s why most churches worship God on Sundays. Every Sunday is a mini-Easter.
But the specific celebration on Easter Sunday is the biggie! We take time to read again the story of Jesus rising from the dead. The human writers of the Bible tell us the resurrection story through the people who experienced it.
The gospel is called that! It means “good news.” If the story ended with everyone being separated from God because of sin, it would be terrible news. But God is full of love, mercy, and grace and He wants to be glorified. So He provided a way for people to be forgiven and made right with Him again.
Thank you to our children for triumphantly waving their palms this Sunday! Click HERE to view the service.
The kids will lead worship this week. They’ll parade with palms to help us remember the story of Jesus entering Jerusalem for his final week. The crowds that day were full of joy and anticipation of who they hoped Jesus was. By week’s end, of course, Jesus died on a cross and was buried in a grave.
Save the date and plan to come out for a night of laughter, joy, and fun at Trinity Church Sunday, April 17 at 5:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. There will be an open mic for you to share a joke, a story, a poem, or a song, or you can simply enjoy what others share. Bars and drinks will be …
Camp Foster was an incredible place to connect with God and with each other last weekend on the high school retreat. Our group of students focused on developing habits that would bring them nearer to the heart of God, and it was evident by the end of the retreat that all of them were growing in their faith. We had …
Mark your calendar for the next church Game Night on Sunday, April 3 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. This is open to everyone, but college students in particular are encouraged to attend. Students don’t need to bring anything, except any games they’d like to play. Others from the church are asked to bring at least one snack to share, as well as …
Green is one of the many colors of Easter. It’s the color of new life. It reminds us of the palm leaves that greeted Jesus when he entered Jerusalem. We should welcome Jesus into our hearts, thanking him for what he has done for us. Here are some great discussion starters this week. How did Jesus enter Jerusalem? What …
Trinity is currently looking for a Facility Set-up Volunteer. We are seeking a person who loves serving in the church: becoming involved in the life and ministry of the church staff, volunteers, members, and guests. This volunteer will have the ability to perform the needed duties to prepare the facility for various events which help Trinity meet their core values …
This week, Jesus injects calm into a sea of anxiety. We’re sitting with Jesus as he speaks to the disciples on the night before he dies. They are finally understanding that the end is near. We can almost feel their anxiety as they lean in to the conversation. Jesus promises something beyond their (and our comprehension): it is to their (and …
