Monday, May 13th at 7pm
Calling all young adults! People who are in college, working, doing grad school or something else. Over the summer, Trinity is organizing a Bible study group to meet together, study the Bible, and eat food. If this sounds like something you would be interested in, let us know. Spend this summer learning more about God, and connecting with new or maybe old friends!
6-7:15pm, Wednesdays, May 8-29, Mission Campus
Trinity is called to be “A Community Following Jesus.” Are you ready to take the next step in your journey of following Jesus by joining with us in this community? New Member Classes are being offered in May!
10:15am Wednesdays
Mission Campus Fellowship Hall
Led by Pastor Ron
The Word of God continued to increase and the number of the disciples multiplied greatly. . .” That’s how the author of what we call the “Book of Acts” or “Acts of the Apostles” describes the original church growth movement, the planting and growth of the early church. This will be the subject of our 50+ Bible study group for the season.
Wednesdays, 6:30pm
Shawnee Campus Room 201
Led by Earl Baxter and Steve Bialek
The Shawnee Men’s Group will resume their meetings on Wednesday, April 3, 2024, at 6:30pm in room 201 at the Shawnee Campus. We will start a six week study by David Jeremiah named “Overcomer.” We will access the study through the “You Version Bible app” on our cell phones or tablets. If you have an interest in joining the group or questions contact either Earl Baxter or Steve Bialek.
Second and Fourth Saturdays
8:30am Online
Led by Carol Doms and Joy Humbarger
by W. Phillip Keller
Page by page, Keller reveals new facets of the Shepherd of Psalm 23 and his tireless, devoted care of His sheep. In these pages you will discover an uplifting expression of Christ’s love for those that trust him as their protector, guide, provider and faithful keeper.
Sunday Morning Bible Study
Shawnee Campus
9:45am
What is poverty? How does God call us to respond? Is it possible to hurt others and increase poverty while trying to help? Join us for this study as we examine the four key areas of poverty created by sin, how the gospel responds to each of those four areas.