Passing on the Faith to Future Generations
Family Life Ministry at Trinity gives families the tools they need to grow the whole family in faith. We walk with families from the very beginnings of life and faith through baptism and dynamically partner with parents to guide the training of children for a lifetime of faith. Parents are trained in the meaning and relevance of baptism as their children are welcomed into the faith family. Little ones learn Bible stories and learn how much their Savior loves them. Youth learn resilience, about how to live their faith in a world that presses in on them from all sides. Teens find enduring friendships by participating in youth events. Families are strengthened and Christ watches over them all.
Train up a child in the way he should go;
even when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 ESV
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Noisy Collection March 30
The next noisy collection will take place on Sunday, March 30, at both campuses. Please bring your loose and “noisy” change and deposit it in the buckets on your way into the sanctuary for worship. The money collected will go toward the purchase of VBS supplies.
Early Communion Class
Saturday, April 12, from 9:00am-11:30am
Mission campus
For Fifth through Eighth Grade Students
Register by Thursday, April 3.
Trinity has had an early communion practice for many years. During this class you and your youth (at least one parent must accompany your child) will have a chance to take an in-depth look at what the Sacrament of Holy Communion means and how it nourishes our faith life.
Health Update from Rhonda Synovec – March 6
Thank you to everyone for your continued prayers, support, cards, and food. I have returned home and will begin cardiac rehab this week. As I continue my recovery, I will be focused on my health. I will also start some part-time work during the week as I can.
God has truly been my refuge and strength in all of this. I trust in His guidance and take comfort in the words from Psalm 31:14-15, “But I am trusting you, O Lord, saying, “You are my God!” My future is in your hands.”
Blessings
Rhonda
