Given the rising concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, we thought it would be helpful to write a short note to communicate how we intend to respond and also to offer some encouragement. This is a time for courageous faith, not unreasonable fear. It is also a time for sacrificial neighbor love, not flippant unconcern. ...
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In 1996, Trinity Presbyterian Church was planted with the hope of becoming a church that would plant churches and those churches would plant churches and so on....
In 2015, at the end of Holy Week, I found myself mentally and physically drained. Though I didn’t know it at the time, I was exhibiting all of the signs of burn-out. I later learned this is very common among church planters....
Advent Family Worship- Day 1 Begin by singing a favorite Christmas song (maybe Rudolph the Red-nose Reindeer) Read the "Advent Introduction" below. Every year, for the four Sundays leading up to Christmas, we observe the season of Advent. The word Advent means "a coming or an arrival." It is a time of contrasts: an honest reflection on the barrenness of our lives apar...
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Keep ReadingAdvent Family Worship- Day 3 Begin by singing a favorite Christmas song Read Zechariah's song upon the birth of his son John (Luke 1:67-80). [67] And his father Zechariah was filled with the Holy Spirit and prophesied, saying,[68] "Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, for he has visited and redeemed his people [69] and has raised up a horn of salvation for us in the house ...
Keep ReadingThis past Sunday we celebrated our seventh birthday as a church. A lot has happened in the past seven years. God has been so faithful. It would take too long to recount all that He has done for us and through us (though at some point we probably should try!). As we look back towards the past in gratitude, and as we look to the future in hope, it is obvious that this is a t...
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