Sunday’s Coming ~ November 8, 2015

This month we’re walking with a man the Bible introduces as Abram.  Soon enough, God changes his name to Abraham.  Names mean something.  God changes him from Abram, “exalted father,” to Abraham, “father of a multitude.”  

Thanksgiving CommUNITY Meal

There will be a Thanksgiving Day CommUNITY meal on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, at Living Water Church. They’ll be serving turkey and all the trimmings from 11:30 to 1 pm. The meal is at no cost to anyone; you are welcome to bring an item for our local Food Pantry if you wish. Everyone is invited to help with this …

Health and Wholeness – Sunday School Series

Join us on November 8, 15, and 22 in the Adult Sunday School Questions of Life class on Sunday mornings at 9:50 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. MIRACLE DIET GLUTEN FREE BODY IMAGE SELF-ESTEEM SLEEP MORE ENERGY CARDIO-KICKS DEFY AGE A MORE BEAUTIFUL YOU Words, images, and pursuits such as these bombard our lives each and every day.  How do …

Haiti Christmas Project

This year for our Christmas project we are again collecting Christmas presents for Haitian children through the UCI Ministry.  This is similar to Operation Christmas Child, except we will be filling a two gallon sized plastic bag with gift items for the child, along with $5.00 to help cover shipping.  We will have sign-ups available at church where you can …

Sunday School Snip-It (November 1, 2015)

This week’s story in The Gospel Project for Kids® was “Deborah and Barak.” After the death of the first judges, the Israelites fell into a continuous cycle: sin, bondage, deliverance, and peace. When the people of Israel were oppressed by the king of Canaan, Deborah was the judge of Israel. Deborah sent for Barak and encouraged him to gather an army and fight the Canaanite army and its commander, Sisera.

Sunday’s Coming ~ November 1, 2015

In November we’ll be walking with a man the Bible introduces as Abram.  Soon enough, God changes his name to the more familiar “Abraham.”  

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“Abraham planted a tamarisk tree in Beersheba and called their on the name of the Lord, the everlasting God.  And Abraham sojourned….” (Genesis 21:23-24)

As I write this in early October, there are a whole lot of trees being planted around here.  Trees are an easy sell.  People eagerly sign up to put a tree in the ground.  Doing so in honor of a loved one makes it all the more special.  A newly-planted tree, it seems to me, points both to our past and to our future.

Whenever we see the tree, we remember why we planted.  What was the occasion?  Who is it for?  When did we do this thing? And, whenever we see the tree, we know it has many, many more years left.  It will bring joy and delight to future generations.  We may never sit in its shade or enjoy its fruit.  

It’s not about us.

Sunday’s Coming ~ October 25, 2015

This weeks message is on the good news about sin.  Yes, you read that correct — sin is actually good news.  Well, OK, the sin itself isn’t good.  But knowing about sin, how pervasive and universal it’s reach is, that is good news.  

Women’s Ministry Ladies’ Night Out

Ladies’ Night Out: A Clothing and Accessories Swap and Shop. Click HERE for a printable Guide to Becoming A More Conscious Consumer. Trinity women, join us on Thursday, November 19th from 6:30-8:30 p.m. for an evening of ethical shopping, fun, and fellowship! Not only is a clothing and accessories swap lots of fun, it’s also a great way to be a conscious …