Trinity is beginning to have a Facebook presence. If you aren’t a fan, it doesn’t take too much to find our page and become a fan. I just uploaded some of Terri Versen’s beautiful pictures from the wedding on Valentines Day. Follow this link to see them. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=148046&id=128785899023&l=56750210ee
Gene
Please join us on Wednesday Night, February 17th for our Ash Wednesday service. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of Lent, a season of self-examination and preparation for celebrating Easter. In the early church this was a season of instruction and preparation for baptism. In our modern church the season is one of preparation through prayer and fasting. On Ash Wednesday we begin with confession and the imposition of ashes as a reminder of our sin and our mortality.
Here we are again on a Friday waiting to see what the weather will do. Last weekend God blessed us by letting us come to worship and to all of the other activities without having to be concerned about the weather too much. The weekend before was a much different story! As I write this, just before 10:00 on Friday morning, some of us are wondering whether we will be taking the bus to Abbeville to show our love and support to Tom and Nancy after Nancy’s dad passed away. It looks like the weather is a threat! Now, for Sunday, there’s another question. We have a wedding scheduled after the 11:00 service, and a church-wide lunch after that, and some very important committee meetings after that! It’s hard to know how to plan. Watch this space and unless we have a power problem or internet problem I’ll try to keep you updated as to what we’re planning for Sunday. Watch you e-mail if you’re on the Trinity Newsflash list and we’ll let you know by that means, as well. In the meantime, God bless each one and we’re hoping to see you for worship on Sunday.
Gene Feagin, Pastor
How many times have you called someone and left a message on their voice mail that included, “Sorry we missed you”? How many times have you dropped by someone’s house to find them away, and left a note that included the same words? How many times has someone left you a voice mail or a note including those words? The common phrase for most answering machines or voice mail boxes is, “We’re sorry we’re unable to answer your call right now, but your call is important to us.” That sounds like (more…)
