TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
April 1, 2014 • Vol. 48 No.13
lent 2014
See inside for details and special Lenten events.
annual spring egg hunt
THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 6 | 3 PM (Rain Date: April 13)
Trinity’s Egg Hunt for children ages 3 through 2nd grade will be held on
Sunday afternoon, April 6 at 3 PM. The hunt will be held once again this
year at McCallum Park in Vestavia. Come join the celebration of finding
eggs and enjoying friends!
palm sunday events
• PALM CROSS WORKSHOP SATURDAY, APRIL 12
9:00 AM - Fellowship Hall
Bring your scissors and help make Palm Crosses that will be used
in the Palm Sunday services. All are welcome; all skills and ages
are needed. Questions? Contact Marie McElheny at 879-0747.
• PALM SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY, APRIL 13
8:45 AM & 11:00 AM - Sanctuary & Wesley Hall
On Palm Sunday, children may participate in the Palm Procession by waving palm branches
and placing them on the altar at the beginning of all 8:45 & 11:00 AM worship services.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Lenten Sermon Series 3
Easter Flower Orders
4
Mission & Outreach
5
Kids Summer Camps
6
Calendar of Events
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HOLY
WEEK
APRIL 14-18
NOON SERVICES
Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
(April 14, 15, & 16) These half hour
lunchtime services at Noon provide a
convenient worship opportunity.
A guest speaker is featured each day, and
lunch is served immediately following
each service at 12:30 PM in the
Fellowship Hall ($5 per person).
Nursery is provided.
SPEAKER SCHEDULE:
Monday, 4/14 - Rev. Sherill Clontz
Tuesday, 4/15 - Dr. Dave Barnhart
Wednesday, 4/16 - Rev. Jack Hinnen
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Children enjoy waving palm branches each year on Palm Sunday at Trinity.
MAUNDY THURSDAY
APRIL 17
SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION
7:00 PM - Sanctuary
•
GOOD FRIDAY
APRIL 18
2:00 PM - Homewood Community
“Way of the Cross” Procession.
[Begins at Homewood Park]
SERVICE OF DARKNESS
7:00 PM - Sanctuary
PERSONAL WORD
SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 2014
FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT
8:45 & 11:00 AM • Sanctuary
The 8:45 AM worship service is broadcast via
15-minute delay from 9-10 AM Sundays
on WAPI-1070 AM.
SERMON
Dr. Andrew Wolfe
Practice Makes Perfect: WORSHIP
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MUSIC
8:45 AM - William A. Gardner Handbell Choir,
Celebration Choir, Seeds of Faith, Sanctuary Choir
11:00 AM - William A. Gardner Handbell Choir,
Seeds of Faith, Praise Alliance
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MINISTER ON CALL
Nathan Carden, 863-0765
Have you noticed how many “secular” movies tell our story? The Lion King is one of these. You
remember the story of Mufasa, the benevolent King of the Beasts who rules over his kingdom
with fairness and strength. When Mufasa is killed, his young son Simba flees for his life and the
kingdom is taken over by his evil uncle, Scar.
The exiled Simba grows into adulthood far from home, feeling lost and alone. Rafiki, the old
counselor to Simba’s father, finds him by a pool of water. As Simba stares into the water, Rafiki
touches the water which causes small waves that change Simba’s reflection into that of his dead
father, Mufasa. Rafiki says to Simba, “You see? He lives in you.”
And the dialogue continues:
Mufasa’s Ghost: [From above] Simba.
Adult Simba: Father?
Mufasa’s Ghost: [He appears in the sky as a group of stars] Simba, you have forgotten me.
Adult Simba: No. How could I?
Mufasa’s Ghost: You have forgotten who you are and so have forgotten me. Look inside yourself
Simba. You are more than what you have become. You must take your place in the Circle of Life.
Adult Simba: How can I go back? I’m not who I used to be.
Mufasa’s Ghost: [Now fully formed in the sky] Remember who you are. You are my son and the
one true king. Remember who you are.
Adult Simba: [Mufasa’s ghost begins to disappear] No! Please! Don’t leave me!
Mufasa’s Ghost: Remember.
Adult Simba: Father!
Mufasa’s Ghost: Remember.
Adult Simba: Don’t leave me.
Mufasa’s Ghost: Remember.
That is our story. There are those time when we feel lost, alone, forgetting who we are as children
of God. We are more than we have become. The whole drama of the life/death/resurrection of
Jesus is about His coming among us to remind us of who we are and to show us the way home.
8:45 & 11:00 AM
WESLEY HALL, Rev. Nathan Carden
Practice Makes Perfect
MARCH 30 - ATTENDANCE
1,137 • Total Worship Attendance
737 • Traditional | 400 • Contact
668 • Sunday School
When Christians gather in worship, we remember and celebrate HIS story so that we can remember who we are. That is why worship is so central to the Christian life. Without it, we all too
easily and quickly forget our true home. Worship provides us a way to live in the world, but not
of the world.
Steve Maraboli puts it this way: “If you hang out with chickens, you’re going to cluck and if you
hang out with eagles you’re going to fly.” Jesus invites us to hang out with Him where
“two or three are gathered...” Join us in worship this Sunday.
information for guests & new members
Welcome to Trinity United Methodist Church!
Our mission is to Gather people to Christ, Grow people in
Christ, Go to serve Christ in the world and Glorify Christ.
Sunday Worship Opportunities:
• 8:45 & 11:00 AM – Traditional services in the sanctuary,
offering same sermon and a variety of music.
•8:45 & 11:00 AM – CONTACT – a relaxed, informal,
service in Wesley Hall featuring praise music from the
CONTACT Band, children are encouraged to attend.
•10:00 AM – Sunday School – Ages 2 years and up.
• Nursery is provided during all services.
Interested in Membership?
Please join us the first Sunday of every month in the large
parlor for “Coffee with the Pastor.” This is a time to meet
the pastoral staff, ask questions and learn more about the
core values and mission of Trinity.
We also encourage you to attend “Membership 101,” a
basic orientation prior to joining Trinity. It is offered on the
second Sunday of each month. Contact Rev. Drew
Holland at [email protected] or call
879-1737 with any questions.
Andrew Wolfe – Senior Minister
Suzanne Pruitt – Minister of Christian Formation
Drew Holland – Minister of Welcoming Ministries
and Young Adults
Nathan Carden – Minister of Outreach, Contact
David Thompson – Minister of Students
Bobby Scales – Minister of Pastoral Care & Visitation
•Church Office: 879-1737, Fax 868-9714
•Care Line: 868-9709
•Child Development Center: 879-1749
lenten worship
and sermon series
holy communion during lent
Full Communion is offered during Lent following all Sunday traditional
worship services in the Sanctuary at 9:45 AM and 12:00 PM. Communion will also be offered throughout Lent during the Contact services at
8:45 AM and 11:00 AM in Wesley Hall.
candles and bookmarks
As part of our Lenten journey this year, the church is providing votive
candles for you to take home to serve as a visible aid to prayer, along
with a bookmark which provides a guide to prayer and a daily Bible
verse connected to our Lenten theme, “Practice Makes Perfect.” If
you have not received a candle and bookmark, or if your family would
like to have another, please pick one up on Sunday in the Narthex or
in the church office. May the light of Christ shine in your hearts and
direct your paths in this season.
SUNDAYS 8:45 & 11:00 AM
Sanctuary Worship Dr. Andy Wolfe
Contact Worship Rev. Nathan Carden
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Continues:
April 6
Worship
April 13
Study
April 20
Easter Sunday
A Labyrinth visually resembles a maze, but is actually quite different. It is not
a puzzle to solve and there are no dead ends. It is a pathway that we walk
physically toward the center, and then out again. This experience mirrors our
prayerful journey we take inward to know our truest selves and ultimately to
encounter God in prayer. This ancient Christian tool helps us experience the
presence of the Holy Spirit in fresh and meaningful ways.
Our Lenten worship theme of “Practice Makes Perfect” is a fitting time to
take advantage of our beautiful Prayer Garden and Labyrinth.
holy week prayer garden services
During Holy Week, the week leading up to Easter Sunday, we will offer a special come and go prayer experience in our Prayer Garden on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings from 5-8 PM.
A special Lenten prayer guide will be provided to lead you
through the labyrinth. The prayer garden will be lighted and
soft music will be playing. We will also have a kneeling station
where you may light candles for specific prayer needs. While
the labyrinth is intended for individual personal reflection,
we encourage families to experience it together. Adults can
model and encourage their children to seek God and offer
prayers for themselves and others. We hope that you will take
advantage of this beautiful space and practice as we prepare
for Easter weekend.
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EASTER SUNDAY
APRIL 20
SUNRISE SERVICE | 6:30 AM
at Homewood Park (Wesley Hall in case of rain)
led by Trinity’s youth.
Breakfast will follow the service in the Fellowship Hall.
SANCTUARY WORSHIP
8:30, 9:45 & 11:00 AM
in the Sanctuary led by Dr. Andrew Wolfe
with Trinity Choirs and Orchestra.
CONTACT WORSHIP
8:30, 9:45 & 11:00 AM
in Wesley Hall led by Rev. Nathan Carden
with the CONTACT Band.
RESURRECTION CROSS and
BUTTERFLY RELEASE
Participate in a Trinity Easter tradition and bring
fresh flowers and greenery from your yard to decorate the “living cross” on the front lawn of the
church on Easter morning before worship. During
the Sunday School hour, elementary children and
LENTEN OFFERING - Because God has blessed our church, we have a calling to help others their Sunday School classes will release butterflies
in Jesus’ name. Each Lenten gift that you give will go to help our neighbors beyond our church walls on the front lawn near the Resurrection Cross. This
in the greater Birmingham area with food, housing, healthcare, and education. Gifts directed to this is also a Trinity Easter tradition that signifies and
offering can be made any time during this Holy Season. Special envelopes are available in the pews. celebrates new life.
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Give 2014 Easter Flowers to the Glory of God
Order now through April 11.
Members and friends may provide lilies to beautify our church on Easter morning
in Honor of or in Memory of loved ones. These gifts will be acknowledged in the
Easter Sunday worship bulletin. The cost is $15.00 each.
Proceeds from the lily sales benefit
United Community Centers, Inc.;
a non-profit United Methodist agency.
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Please print information clearly; it is taken from this form for use in
the bulletin. Please use a separate form for each lily order.
Make checks payable to Trinity UMC. Place form(s) and payment
in the offering plate, bring by the church office, or mail to
Trinity UMC P.O. Box 19069, Birmingham, AL, 35219-9069.
CIRCLE ONE: In Memory of (OR)
In Honor of
Order deadline is at Noon on
Friday, April 11.
Name: ___________________________________________
Questions? Please contact Lynn Yawn in the
church office at 879-1737 or email
[email protected].
Given By: _______________________ Phone: ____________
# of lilies: _________ x $15.00 ea. = $ ________________
Easter Lilies
PROJECT HOMELESS CONNECT
SATURDAY, APRIL 5 - Transportation Needed
In our growing partnership with Urban Ministry, Trinity is looking for volunteers to drive two vans
on Saturday morning, April 5, to Urban Ministry to help transport Urban Ministry clients to Boutwell
Auditorium for Project Homeless Connect. This is an event wherein dozens of social service agencies
and organizations offer free assistance to our homeless neighbors. Assistance is offered with housing,
food and healthcare. Drivers will leave Trinity at 7:15 AM - arrive at Urban Ministry at 7:45 AM. Clients
will be transported to Boutwell Auditorium and drivers may return to Trinity, likely completing this
service by 9:30 AM. Clients at Urban will return by transportation offered by Alethia House. If you are
willing to assist in this ministry, please contact Nathan Carden at [email protected].
PANAMA MISSION TRIPS, JUNE & JULY 2014 - We invite you to be a part of our covenant
with Panama. Two trips are planned for this summer: June 21-June 29 and July 19-27. Cost of the
trip is approx. $1300. Groups will be working with missionary, Rhett Thompson, on projects including unskilled construction work. There is also opportunities for dental professionals to work in a fully
equipped dental clinic. For more details, watch Tidings, or contact Brittany Arias at [email protected], 879-1737.
DRIVER NEEDED for Trinity members, Linda and Vern Wessel, who are both blind. This paying
job would be on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays from approximately 12 Noon to 1:30 PM. If you are
interested in learning more about the opportunity to help the Wessels, please call Linda at 945-3075.
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING - May 10 & 17
Residents of North Alabama are no strangers to natural disasters, having weathered severe
damage from tornadoes in recent years. When natural disasters strike, United Methodists
jump into action. Trinity maintains a trailer with materials and tools so that we may participate in these efforts. The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) orchestrates
response efforts and provides training for volunteers. To enter a disaster area, volunteers
are required to have a current certification with Early Response Team training. If you are
willing to be contacted as an early responder when natural disasters strike, please plan to
attend the following training in May:
- For first time certification: Saturday, May 10 and Saturday, May 17
from 8 AM -12 Noon each week.
- For those needing the re-certification course (certification must be renewed every
4 years): Saturday, May 17 from 8 AM -12 Noon.
Location: Riverchase United Methodist Church, Hoover, AL
Cost: $11 (to cover the cost of a background check for participants)
Register: Email Bob Thompson at [email protected]
or Nathan Carden at [email protected]
food & fellowship
$20.00 Family Maximum (or)
- $6.00 per adult
- $3.00 per child (9 and under)
- $5.00 per senior adult
- $5.00 Salad Bar option
Please let us know you are coming!
Make a reservation online at
www.trinitybirmingham.com.
MENU - April 2:
• ADULTS: Baked potato bar, chili,
barbecue chicken, salad, cookie
• KIDS: Corndogs, french fries, fruit,
cookie, milk
MENU - April 9:
• ADULTS: Lasagna, green beans,
tossed salad, garlic toast, cookie
• KIDS: Spaghetti with sauce, garlic
toast, cookie, milk
The last Wednessday Supper
for this semester will be
served on April 23.
Seniors volunteered to stuff
1,200 Lenten letters
pacesetters news
• APRIL 9 - ANTIQUITY CENTER, DAY TRIP - Explorations in Antiquity Center, LaGrange, GA. Wednesday, APRIL 9. We will explore the Scripture Garden Walk; enjoy
the Biblical Meal Presentation; and visit the new Artifacts Gallery, which houses many
treasures from the Holy Land. Trip includes travel on deluxe motorcoach all tours and
meal, $89.00. Departure is at 7:30 AM.
• APRIL 22 - PACESETTER LUNCH, SAVE THE DATE - RAY REACH has been scheduled
for our April Meeting on April 22 at 12 Noon.
For more information on any event above, contact Amy Lewis at 879-1737.
Beyond stuffing letters, this group
will be cutting palm strips for the
palm cross workshop again this year.
These senior servants also insert all
the candles in the cups for Christmas Eve candlelight services every
year. From the kitchen and office,
to missions and youth department
- you will find seniors volunteering
everywhere at Trinity!
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Trinity Kids’ Easter Offering
Build A Library
Book Drive for Local Children
who have a need for new or like-new books!
Pre-school picture & board books through early reader books are needed.
Drop your books off now through Easter Sunday, April 20 in designated areas
in the 1st floor Children’s area or the ARK.
Questions? Contact Linda or Jeanne in the Children’s Ministry office - 879-1737.
BOOK DRIVE!
Come be a part of THE SON-SHINE CLUB!
School-aged children with special needs will soon have their own
worship time on Sundays at 8:45 AM.
• PARENTS: We need to know if your school-age child/student with special needs would benefit
from this opportunity. Please contact Linda Whatley or Jeanne Baswell, Trinity Children’s Ministry
staff, at 879-1737 to schedule a mutually convenient time to meet.
• VOLUNTEER TEACHERS: We need assistant teachers on a rotating basis – no lesson plans.
Contact Jane Weygand at 824-1824 or [email protected] for more information.
Let us hear from you so that we can establish a starting date for beginning this
new worship opportunity for this important group of children.
An evening with John Croyle
Thursday, April 24 - 6PM
In Christian terms, what is noble to a man? What does a Christian husband, father,
brother or friend value? What does he look like? Join former Crimson Tide football star
and Big Oak Ranch founder John Croyle as he discusses these topics and more.
Dinner provided by Jim ‘N Nick’s BBQ.
Tickets are $12 in advance and will be on sale Sunday mornings, in the church
office and online at: www.trinitybirmingham.com/mens-event-registration/
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Have you registered?
Summer 2014
Kids Camps
& Activities
Questions about camps or summer
dates? Contact the Children’s Ministry
department, 879-1737 or jbaswell@
trinitybirmingham.com.
Sumatanga Day Camp
June 9-13
Music Camp
June 9-13
Trinity Day Camp
June 16-19
Trinity Mission Camp
June 23-25
Sumatanga Sleepovers
June 21-22 & July 12-13
VBS
July 21-24
Daddy Day Camp
July 19
Art Camps
June 9-13 July 14-18
June 16-20 July 28-Aug 1
July 7-11
Aug 4-8
Basketball Camps
June 23-27 July 28-Aug 1
Venture August 4-6
For more & to register, visit:
www.trinitybirmingham.com
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highlighted events this week
Sunday - April 6
8:45 AM Traditional Worship - SANC
8:45 AM Contact Worship - WHALL
10:00 AM Sunday School - various
10:00 Am Coffee With the Pastors - LP
11:00 AM Traditional Worship - SANC
11:00 AM Contact Worship - WHALL
3:00 PM Egg Hunt - McCallum Park
3:00 PM Acolyte Training - SANC
4:00 PM Sr. Adult Bible Study - SP
4:00 PM Youth Handbells - Rm. 225
5:00 PM Youth Choir Rehearsal - MS
5:00 PM Adult Studies - various
6:00 PM Element - Haven
6:15 PM Adult Handbells - Rm. 225
8:00 PM Men’s Pickup Basketball - GYM
Monday - April 7
6:30 AM Trinity Men - SDR
8:00 AM Senior Exercise Class - FHALL
8:30 AM Mouat Chapel Open for Prayer
6:30 PM SPRC Meeting - CONF
Tuesday - April 8
6:00 AM Youth Prayer Breakfast - Haven
8:00 AM Senior Adult Activities - various
8:30 AM Mouat Chapel Open for Prayer
10:00 AM Mama & Me - Nursery
10:00 AM Trinity Singers - MS
CFT
FSR
CONF
SANC
FHALL
Craft Room–143
Fireside Room–145
Conference Room–220
Sanctuary
Fellowship Hall
LIB
NAT
LP
SP
HAVEN
11:00 AM Trinity Singers Lunch - SDR
3:00 PM Element Cafe - Haven
6:30 PM Young Adult Study (20’s) - NAT
6:30 PM Young Adult Study (30’s) - SDR
Wednesday - April 9
8:30 AM Mouat Chapel Open for Prayer
9:00 AM Yoga - Rm. 315
4:45 PM Wednesday Supper - FHALL
5:00 PM Children’s Music - various
6:00 PM Adult Studies - various
7:00 PM Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal - MS
Thursday - April 10
8:00 AM Senior Exercise Class - FHALL
9:15 AM Adult Studies - various
3:00 PM Element Cafe - Haven
Friday - April 11
8:30 AM Mouat Chapel Open for Prayer
Saturday - April 12
9:00 AM Palm Cross Workshop - FHALL
Library–218
Not at Trinity
Large Parlor
Small Parlor–105
Youth Auditorium
CHAPEL
MS
WHALL
SDR
FLC
Mouat Chapel
Music Suite–132
Wesley Hall
Small Dining Room
Family Life Center
take note
Nursery Volunteers - April 6
Caroline Davis, Vaughan Holland, Louisa Jeffries, Stacy Whittington
Nursery Volunteers - April 13
Meredith Daniel, Lauren Davis, Rachel Holt, Ana Moore, Robin Nix
To volunteer, please contact Barry Smith at 879-1737 or
email [email protected].
gourmet Coffee
1
$
per
cup
& Cappuccino
Did you know Trinity now has two coffee
options on Sunday morning? Along with
our free coffee on 3rd floor, we now offer
gourmet coffee and cappuccino for just
$1 per cup in the 2nd floor commons area.
Served Sundays from 8:30 - 11 AM.
in the hospital
UAB:
BROOKWOOD:
Mary Boyce
Bill Colley
in memoriam
Pauline Campbell
March 29
We extend our love and sympathy:
• to Mary Anne Majerik on the death of her
husband, James Majerik, on March 26.
• to Lisa Copeland and family on the death of her
sister, Carole Brooks, on March 28.
• to the family and friends of Pauline Campbell
who died on March 29.
congratulations
• to Korey and Ali Nations on the birth of their
son, Solomon Stone Nations, on February 25. Big
brothers are Eli, Shepard, and Simon Nations.
• to Phillips and Blair Crabtree on the birth of
their daughter, Evelyn Blair Crabtree, on March 26.
Big brothers are Jack and Samuel Crabtree.
• to John and Laura Fleming on the birth of their
daughter, Gwendolyn “Gwen” Elliott Fleming, on
March 27. Big brother is Luke Fleming.
• to Clark and Abbey Dunn on the baptism of their
daughter, Emma Lake Dunn, on March 30.
• to Wayne Gibson on being recognized in the
Homewood Star’s April edition as the Homewood
Citizen with the most community spirit. He is the son
of Dawn and Ben Gibson.
treasurer’s report
As of March 23, 2014
Regular reporting:
GENERAL BUDGET:
Month to Date Revenue-Feb.
Monthly Needs to Date
Balance/Shortage
MONTH
$ 284,169
$ 288,890
$(4,721)
Capital Debt Retirement gifts this month $ 5,398
Capital Debt Retirement gifts to date
$ 16,097
Note from the Treasurer: Questions about church
finances-income or expense? If you wonder how funds
are received or expensed, the financial books of Trinity
are open to any member. Contact Ann Neptune at 8791737 or [email protected].
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1400 Oxmoor Road, Birmingham
(Homewood), AL 35209-3998. Periodicals postage paid at Birmingham, AL.
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SUNDAYS at Trinity: Worship 8:45 & 11:00 AM • Sunday School 10:00 AM • Youth Activities 6:00 PM
Serving Greater Birmingham from Homewood • Our Mission: To Gather…To Grow…To Go…To Glorify
1400 Oxmoor Road, Homewood, AL 35209 • 205.879.1737 • Careline: 205.868.9709
www.trinitybirmingham.com
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
Neal and Abbie Daniel
3114 Overton Drive, Homewood, AL 35209
The Daniels joined Trinity by transfer from another
United Methodist Church and by vows from another
Christian denomination. Neal is a doctor at St. Vincent’s
and Abbie works in sales for Forest Labs.
Beth Sanders
840 Acton Avenue, Homewood, AL 35209
Beth joined Trinity by transfer from another United
Methodist Church. She is a software developer for BCBS
of Alabama.
Kevin Thomas
1116 Meadow Drive, Gardendale, AL 35071
Kevin joined Trinity by vows from another Christian
denomination. He works in administration for Jeff State.
Taylor Arnold
2202 Summit Place, Birmingham, AL 35243
Taylor joined Trinity by transfer from another United
Methodist Church. She is an exec. housekeeper for
Hyatt Regency.
Interested in Membership? Join us the first Sunday of every month in
the large parlor for “Coffee with the Pastor.” This is a time to meet the pastoral
staff, ask questions and learn more about the core values and mission of Trinity.
We also encourage you to attend “Membership 101,” a basic orientation prior
to joining Trinity. It is offered on the second Sunday of each month. Questions?
Contact Drew Holland at 879-1737, [email protected].
Interested in joining Trinity? Join us...
Coffee with the Pastors
Sunday, April 6
10 AM • LARGE PARLOR
This is a casual time for guests to meet the pastoral staff. During this hour, you will learn about the mission statement of
the church as well as Trinity’s core values. This is also an excellent time
to ask general questions and learn more about the church family.
CWP is held the first Sunday of the month at 10 AM in the Parlor.
PARKING NOTICE:
Trinity members and guests should
NOT park in the All Saints’ lot near Oxmoor Rd. Also, please do not
block the dumpsters or areas that are marked as NO Parking zones.
Note that the small parking lot is reserved for handicapped, elderly
and families with small children on Wednesday evenings and Sunday
mornings. Do not park in marked handicap spaces if you do not
have an official handicap permit.