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Jesus made it clear we are called to love our neighbor as ourselves and that whatever we do for the least of his brothers and sisters, we do for him. Trinity is in the process of building a high-impact mission & service program. Here is what we're doing right now... |
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Trinity’s “Psalm of the Day” Schedule
The Psalms were the prayer book of the people of Israel, and praying the Psalms is an ancient Christian tradition. Start or end each day by reading the "Psalm of the Day" (it works even better if you read aloud) and then talk to God about whatever comes to mind. Along with your own needs and the needs of those close to you, be sure to pray for your church family as well as God’s calling and provision for our church and the needs of the community around us. We’ll also be looking at the Psalms at our church retreat in September – and this is a great way to become familiar with them.)
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If members or friends of Trinity have an urgent prayer need, call Karen Metcalf at 402-3528, day or night. She will activate the Prayer Chain on your behalf. If you’d like to join Trinity’s Prayer Chain, please call Karen at the above number or Debbie Johnston at 317-7286, and we’ll be happy to add you to our list of prayer warriors. |
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The Prayer Team invites you to join us on Wednesday evenings to allow yourself to be blessed by the work of the Living Presence of Christ among us as we pray for the church, its ministries, and its people. Think of us as an "Open Clinic" for healing or other intercessory prayer. When: 5-6 p.m. Wednesdays Where: Trinity Sanctuary |
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Trinity Presbyterian Food Ministry… Code Name “Out of the Box Ministries”. As of March 2, 2008 - Trinity Presbyterian Church launched a new Ministry providing boxes of food for local families. Thanks to the efforts of many people, the initial inauguration of our new ministry was a success. During the month of March we made two deliveries - our pilot project provided six boxes of food to area families. Our second delivery was to 10 Alyce Norman Elementary school families on March 26th. Our hope is that we can continue to supplement these families' pantries on a monthly basis. During this pilot month, session has approved space and cabinets for food storage - and a willingness to expand the program. Our ongoing hope is to develop our capabilities as a caring organization to deliver more food, more care, and more love to more families. |
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Serving Others
