This week we look very practically at what this love for one another looks like. You see, genuine love is not simply a feeling or notion, it is seen and experienced in very real ways. As Bob Goff’s book says, “LOVE DOES.” If we love we will serve, we will give, we will offer hospitality and a cup of water to the stranger in our midst. And in this service we will explore what it looks like to do these things when we do not feel like it, when we do not get acknowledged or when loving is a sacrifice and a struggle.
Thank You ~ Then Just Feed One
Thank you, Trinity Church for your generosity of time and treasure. On Sunday, January 17, 2016 you packaged over 5,000 meals that will feed over 30,000 hungry people in Honduras. Your offerings in 2015 paved the way, contributing the $4,500 needed for all the food, packaging, boxes, and shipping. THANKS BE TO GOD!
Welcome Lunch ~ January 31, 2016
On Sunday, January 31, 2016 we will be having a Welcome Lunch at 12:10 p.m. for new attenders who have been coming to Trinity over the last several months. This is a great opportunity to meet some new people and hear about the ministry of Trinity Church. Please set aside the date and sign-up online, HERE. Please sign-up by Wednesday, January 27, …
Valentine’s Date Night Childcare
On Friday, Feb. 12th, Trinity is offering childcare for parents at church from 6:00-9:00p.m. All children and ages are welcome. Volunteers are also needed to help provide the childcare. Sign-up for both the childcare, and to help provide the childcare HERE.
Sunday School Snip-It (January 17, 2016)
The Gospel Project for Kids story this week is about a woman named Hannah. Hannah had a good life but one thing was missing. Hannah wanted a child. As her family went annually to Shiloh to worship at the tabernacle, Hannah became distressed and prayed to God that He would give her a son. Hannah wanted a son so badly she promised to give him back to the Lord to serve Him. God granted Hannah’s prayer and a year later she gave birth to a son named Samuel.
Sunday’s Coming ~ January 17, 2016
Last week I invited people to follow Paul’s challenge to “sober up” with an honest self-assessment of who we are in Jesus. I believe that with an honest view of ourselves in Christ, we will be able to live and love like Jesus for the sake of others.
This week, we pick up the next step: what kind of love we have to give. I was blown away be studying the most common of words – “love.” I can’t wait to share what God showed me. It may just change your life. It did mine.
Haiti Summer Mission Trip
Plans are being made for a summer mission trip in June from the 13th until the 21st. This will be an intergenerational trip for folks high school age through retirement. Please sign-up HERE to let us know if you are interested in finding out more information about this. There will also be an informational meeting Sunday, January 31 at 11:00 am …
Super Bowl Party
Trinity will be hosting a Super Bowl Party on Sunday, February 7. Come any time after 5:00 p.m. ~ the game starts at 5:30 p.m. If you are able, please bring a drink and snacks to share.
College Brunch Opportunities
On Sunday, January 31 from 9:30-10:40 a.m. we are going to bless our college students with a College Brunch. We are looking for people to provide food for this college ministry event. We will be serving muffins / baked treats (donuts, coffee cakes, ect), egg bake, fruit, and juice. Food can be brought to church that morning. Sign-up HERE. On Sunday, …
Sunday School Snip-it (January 10, 2016)
This past Sunday in The Gospel Project for Kids our journey is taking us for a look at stories that hint of a coming Savior, Jesus Christ. Sunday’s story is about Ruth and Boaz. Ruth was the daughter-in-law of Naomi, a woman from Bethlehem who had moved with her husband and sons to escape a famine in their town. After the husbands of both Naomi and Ruth died, the two women moved back to Bethlehem to Naomi’s family’s land.