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And we know that ALL THINGS

romans 828

WORK TOgether FOR GOOD TO THOSE

WHOLove god

to those who are calledaccording to His purpose

ENTOSn e w s l e t t e rMarch 2018 Volume 24

PALM SUNDAY

MAUNDY THURSDAY

PRAYER LABYRINTH

LENTEN PRAYER VIGIL

March 25 | Regular Sunday Worship Schedule

March 29 | 700 PM

March 29 (Maundy Thursday) | 500 pm - 900 pm


March 30 (Good Friday) | 900 am - 800 pm


GOOD FRIDAY

EASTER SUNDAYMarch 30 | 700 PM

April 1 | Regular Sunday Worship ScheduleNo Sunday School

Holy Week

CONNECT

Our PrayersW E LCO M ENE W MEMBERS

Sympathy to Dr Don and Joyce Pike on the death of their granddaughter Emily Ste-phens on Jan 23 - Carol Majka and family on the death of her husband Jim on Jan 25 Doug Montgomery and family on the death of his father Bud on Feb 14 - The family of Jerry Deering on his death on Feb 18

Members with Long-Term Needs Bruce Betzner - Bob Blowers - Freddy Brewer - Misty Castro - Claudia Damschroder - Marcia Dingler - John Elliott - Laura Fiaoni - Kevin Grubbs - Don Haagen - Suzie Hall ndash Brenda Henderson - Evelyn Lawvere - Rowland Lollar - Doug Luttrell ndash Laylan McMahan - Ruth McMillan - Carmelo Melendez - David Shepard - Bill Stap-per - Maralee Stapper - Karen Steer - Ron White

Coming Blessings Kelly and Melina Wouters (March) - Grant and Alayna Matthews (May) - Matt and Natalie (Keller) Adam (June)

Special Souls Wayne and Wanda Agnew - Harriet Anderson - Wally Berndt - Jackie Bolen - Diane Boring - Betty Chancellor - Anna Covington - Joyce Cox - June Cox - Carole Craddock - Robert DeVoe - Roberta Evans - Bill Fikes - Jeanne Geran - Joyce Gillman - Betty Geisert - Liz Harlan - David Hopkins - Norma Hornbeek - Ray Jenkins - Curtis Jones - Francine Jones - Yvonne Kincaid - Jesse Langston - Gloria McQueen - Jim amp Beverly Phillips - Gayla Robertson - Marjorie Rudig - Martha Scoville - Cheryl Seese - Wilma Shepherd - Margaret Singleton - Lita Smith - Mildred Spence - Joyce Sturgess - Martin amp Glennene Turner - Lucille Ward - Jo Wentz - Lonnie Wright - Iva Mae Yeats

Members of Our Congregation Misty Castro - Gayle Fortenberry - Gil amp Mary Clark - Nancy Coble - Marlene Daugherty - Nancy Eichelberger - Bill Fikes - Roberta Garvin - Bernice Grant - Gail Haagen - Toby Hurley - Audrey Iverson - Worth Jackson - Mark Johnson - Nancy Madison - Beverly Phillips - Mary Jo Roberson - Joe Roberts - Teresa Shanks - Elaine Thomas

Extended Family Kerri Stiefelrsquos mother Kathy - Sheila Applewhitersquos uncle Sam - Tammy Ayres mother LaGaye - Katie Bielarsquos mother Gwen - John Alexander ndashJanet Baugusrsquo grandmother Annie - Peggy Bradyrsquos husband Bill - Sherry Cartusciello - Sandy Chambers son Don - Sue Duncanrsquos daughter Michelle - Michael Franklinrsquos mother Lau-ren and father Travis - Sheri Hanusrsquo grandson Payton - Doug Hewettrsquos granddaughter Dylan - Carolyn Hodnettrsquos sister Barbara - Peggy Livelyrsquos mother Margaret - Scott Heu-selrsquos father Gordon - Harry amp Judy Listonrsquos daughter Laura - Sue Irwinrsquos husband Sam - Audrey Iversonrsquos nephew Kent - Christina Norrisrsquo grandfather Mike ndashPeggy amp John Pokrifscakrsquos grandson Cody - Dean Poseyrsquos mother Patty - Sheila Simsrsquo husband LG and great-grandson Jack - Laura Tauzelrsquos mother Pat - Karen Thomas - Becky Turneyrsquos father Frank - Vicky Woolseyrsquos grandson Tristan

Those Serving Our Country Eric Antochy - Stephen Barnett - Christopher Burgess - Kevin Caliva Jr - Aaron Carnahan - Tyler Cobb - Michael Craddock - Dee Daniels - Clifton Dillehay - Travis Dowty - Kyle Haubold - Matthew Hoffman - Brian Hutcherson - Taylor Kelling - Rusty McElroy - Geoffrey Miera - Michael Milburn - Danny Mitchell - Robert Monroe - Nathan Moody - Jason Moxley - Phillip Pakhizer - Devon Parrish - Rich Powell - Morgan Rasco - Dane Sasser - Marie Shidler - Wesley Smith - Morgan Smyth - Darren Strange - Adam Thornton - Austin Williams

Lenten Prayer VigilA prayer vigil will be offered Thursday March 29th from 800 pm ndash 1000 pm following the Maundy Thursday service and Friday March 30th from 600 am ndash 700 pm prior to the Good Friday Service A con-tinuous reading of the New Testament will run simul-taneously with the Prayer Vigil There will be a sign up table in the Great Hall Proctors will be present to as-sist and instruct you through the vigil Please prayer-fully consider making these special events as a part of

your Holy Week plans

Steve and Stephanie WestFebruary 11

Adron and Anneke GentrySon CalvinFebruary 11

Laurel MuegaDaughter Jordan

February 18

Diana SwiftFebruary 4

Dr Keith and Nancy WisemanFebruary 11

Kim GrayFebruary 18

CONNECT

March 27th at 1pmin the Dining Room

Program will be delivered by Arlington Urban Ministries

Please remember to bring canned goods for AUM

DEBORAHCIRCLE

ESTHER CIRCLE

March 21st at 530pmin the Childrenrsquos Kitchen

Current Study ldquoYou Have it In Yourdquo

by Sheryl Brady

The Lydia Circle will no longer meet monthly This is now a mission focused group For more informa-

tion contact Susan Craig at sculley3sbcglobalnet

LYDIA CIRCLE

Monthly GatheringSaturday March 3730 AM Dining Rm

Saturday March 31730 AM Dining Rm

Come enjoy breakfast before the Easter Egg and Scavenger Hunts

All are invited

This event will be a pot luck luncheon Our entertainment for this month will

be Gary Freeman

Please join us for a discussion of the book ldquoGeorgiardquo by Dawn Tripp The discussion will be led by Betty Hamil

Bring a sack lunch and join us

Historical fiction depicting Georgia Orsquo Keefe and her passion her search for love and artistic balance and the artistic vision that

made her a legend

Happy Hearts Monthly Luncheon

UMW Annual Bake Sale

March 2nd at noonin the Activity Center

March 23rd | 1130 am in the Dining Room

Happy Hearts Book Club

The United Methodist Women needs all your help baking items to sell at this yearrsquos Annual Bake Sale Home baked cookies brownies and especially pies sell very well so we are asking that no store bought baked goods are given Please bag cookies and brownies in either frac12 dozen two to a bag or one dozen Make sure to mark what the item is and include information on

special ingredients (ie nuts or peanut butter chocolate if gluten free etc) Please label donated items ldquofor UMW Bake Salerdquo

Bring Baked Goods Donations toKitchen | Wednesday March 28th and Thursday 29th | 830-500 pm (ring doorbell) or Friday March 30 - 600 pm-800 pm

March 31st | 800 am Activity Center Hallway

UMM Annual Pancake Breakfast

LEARNMarch Adult Sunday School Schedule

Randy Draper Harold ElliotHarold Elliot Robert Cupps

TBA

ldquoDaniel Godrsquos Control Over Rulers and Nationsrdquo by John MacArthur led by Wayne Hesser

Young Adults discussion of current issues and life situations applied to the Word led by Bill Bowie

ldquoExodusrdquo

March 4 March 11 March18 March 25

Class ABC

Class Koinonia

Class New Horizons

Class Fellowship

Class Living in the Word

Class The Bridge

Class Legacy

Room A-111 (Activity Center)

Room A-107

Room S-126

Room S-111

Room C-203

Room A-201

Room C-210

Class SeekersRoom C-209

ldquoI Am Secondrdquo

2030AldersgateEndeavorThe Living RoomFoundationLOL (Loving Our Lord)New CovenantPathfindersSisters in ChristChoir Sunday SchoolTed Mazza ClassScriptures ClassAfternoon Class

Handbell Room S-110A-203offsiteC-208S-108 (Terrace)C-205A-205S-106Choir Room | led by Rev Gary TurnerS-110 | led by Ted MazzaC-208 | led by Larry BeardsleyC-210

The below classes are participating in the lsquoExperiencing Godrsquo Bible Study

945am945am945am945am945am945am945am945am945am10am11am11am2pm

|||||||||||||

National Geographic video on the Gospel of Judas

led by Judy Schepis amp Patti Casey

Rabbit Trails of the Bibleled by Don Hughes

Stovebuilder Mission Tripled by Jim Burgess

Many of the Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes packed in North Tex-as travel to Ecuador Here is some information about this country and how God is working through our shoeboxes Shoebox gifts collected in the United States in 2017 will be delivered to 402866 children in Ecua-dor Praise God that 2321058 children have received a shoebox since 1997 when Operation Christmas Child began distributing gifts here Ec-uador has 16 million people and is located in northwestern South Amer-ica 27 of the population is 14 years old or younger

Every Item Chosen by GodAt a distribution in Quito they put on an evangelistic show for kids They started to line up the kids to hand out the boxes A volunteer noticed a boy 6 or 7-years-old His shoes were torn and she could see his toes through the shoes She wanted to make sure he got a special spot and started plan-ning to give him one of the bigger boxes thinking that he needed as much as possi-ble in his box At the end of the presenta-tion she was looking for a big box to give him and hoping that someone else wouldnrsquot give him a box before she could give him a really big one But someone beat her to it and he ended up with a really small box She thought ldquoHe needs so much but he didnrsquot get a lotrdquo When he opened the box there were 2 pairs of socks a pack of crayons and a couple other items ldquoI thought this boy needed a lot and only got a few items But when he saw the socks he screamed lsquoI have socks I have socksrsquo He was so happyrdquo

For more Information visit wwwsamaritanspurseorg

SERVE

somethingmake a difference for Christ

SERVEA letter from Rise Against Hunger

Thank you for your gift of $2 94408 to Rise Against Hunger (a 501(c)(3) organization) formerly Stop Hunger Now received January 22 2018 You have changed lives with your contribution and we are truly grateful Your gift helps build a firm foundation of support for children like Anderson in Zambia

Anderson who lost both of his parents lives with his grandmother in the Chainda Compound Lusaka West which is characterized by high levels of illiteracy and unemployment He has made great progress since he began receiving Rise Against Hunger meals distributed to the school by Mercy Ministries International Once a child with very little energy who rarely interacted with his classmates Anderson is now cheerful and attentive in his classes and enjoys interacting with other children at school

ldquoFrom the time Anderson started receiving [Rise Against Hunger] meals his health has tremendously improved and he has been frequently coming to schoolrdquosaid Levinson Mwale Andersonrsquos teacher ldquoI am proud of Anderson knowing him for more than four years now that he has a very big dream to achieve what he wants to I am hoping that he continues to dream big and that he will be able to give back in the communityrdquo

Andersonrsquos life has changed because of you With your support Anderson and thousands of children like him around the world have a chance And because of you they can break the cycle of poverty that so many of our global neighbors fight on a daily basis

Please accept our sincere appreciation for your gift Keep up with Rise Against Hunger and our work to end hunger by visiting wwwriseagainsthungerorg

Thank you to all of those who participated in Do Something Day on January 15th The funds for the meals that were packaged were given through the of-ferings received at the two Christmas Eve Worship services here at Trinity Thank

you to everyone who gave from their hearts to this organization

GreetersGreeting on Sunday mornings only takes about 20 minutes of your time And you are on the schedule once every 4 to 6 weeks There are also opportunities to greet at concerts special events and holiday services All that is required is a smile and a warm heart For more information contact Chris Roser at 817-729-6115

UshersUshers pass collection plates during the offering A few of the ushers hand out worship guides before the service andor collect attendance pads after the service Once a month some of the ushers help with commu-nion lines For more information contact Preston Quenette at 817-307-0383

Trinity Hospitality Ministries Team The above two positions along with Welcome Center visitors and new members are overseen by this group They meet the 4th Tuesday of every month to discuss new and ongoing projects and to find ways to make Trinity UMC a warm inviting place to be This ministry only requires 1 to 2 hours of your time each month The team needs fresh faces and would love to have you come share your ideas with themFor more information contact KC Cope at 817-210-5776 or Rev John Han at johntrinityarlorg

Volunteer Needed to Coordinate Adult Day-Trip OutingsDo you like to visit places of interest in our local community such as tours to the Dallas Arboretum to the Bu-reau of Engraving or to the Southfork Ranch Do you like to spend a day in Canton at the flea market Would you like to spend some time at the Lavender Ridge Farms in Gainesville when the flowers are in bloom What about spending a day touring the bluebonnet fields of Ennis in the comfort of the church bus We need a per-son to plan and coordinate these kinds of outings for our adults If you are interested in this kind of volunteer ministry please contact Rev Brenda Beaver at 817-274-1345 or at brendatrinityarlorg

SERVE

A simple automatic way to support TrinityAmazon will donate 05 of the price of your eligible Amazon Smiles purchase to Trinity 1 Visit smileamazoncom2 Choose Trinity from the search menu by entering ldquoTrinity United Methodist Church Arlingtonrdquo

GIVEJanuary

AttendanceElevateTraditional (945am)Traditional (11am)Childrenrsquos WorshipJan AvgSunday School

14110634870664547

March Special Offering RecipientsMark Winterrsquos One Man Show

Arlington Urban MinistriesGlobal Hands of Healing Medical Mission Ministry

On Sunday March 6 we will receive a Special Offering that will benefit three very worthy Christian ministries Mark Winterrsquos One Man Show Arlington Urban Ministries and the Global Hands of Healing Medical Mission Team

One Man Show created and performed by Rev Mark Winter an ordained United Methodist clergyman and a member of the Central Texas Conference is a dramatic presentation of evangelism Rev Winter helps to break down barriers and give a fresh perspective on the old old story of Godrsquos love through humorous vignettes and complete costumed monologues

Arlington Urban Ministries provides emergency assistance such as rent utilities antibiotics and food to people living in Arlington They collaborate with other agencies in our com-munity such as the Tarrant Area Food Bank to assist Arlington citizens in need

The Global Hands of Healing Medical Mission ministry uses volunteers and healthcare profession-als in their ministry and to date have provided over $3 million in healthcare services to impover-ished villages and cities throughout Mexico and Central America Teams of volunteer physicians nurses dentists translators and others have brought and are bringing healing and hope to peo-ple suffering from the lack of health care that most of us take for granted Please give generously to these three outstanding Christian ministries

January Contributions

Budget Actual$210324 $196392

Sunday Morning Bible Study945 AM

Donuts will be provided Bring your bible as we dive deeper into Godrsquos word

Sunday NightsldquoCorerdquo

530-8 PMSunday nights will be designed around

Trinityrsquos core values Marchrsquos Theme ldquoEvangelism Explosionrdquo

1st Sunday of the Month ndash Connect2nd Sunday of the Month ndash Learn3rd Sunday of the Month ndash Grow4th Sunday of the Month ndash Serve5th Sunday of the Month - Give

Check youth website calendar for more details

Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events

UTA Wesley WorshipMystery Trip

SALT Meeting

Pastor Scott HeuselAssoc PastorStudent and Sports Ministries

Michael FranklinStudent Ministries Director

Thank you to everyone that helped and supported the Annual Valentine Dinner We made a little over $8200 this year We served 20 less people We saved around 8 hours of labor and we made about $2000 more than last year

Valentine Dinner Thank You

If you would like more information on any of our mission trips please contact Michael Franklin at 817-274-1345

Central Texas Conference Summer Mission Trips Please prayerfully consider having your children being a part of these life changing experiences These mission trips are an incredible opportunity for youth and adults to meet other United Methodists in our conference grow stronger in their faith and become the hands and feet of Christ to a community in need Every participant youth and adults need to register and pay online at wwwctcymorg

Cost - $235 (if registered by March 9th)

Cost - $210 (if registered by April 6th)

Childrenrsquos Ministry

TELC Registration for 2018-2019

Registration is now open to current TELC and TUMC families and will be open to the public beginning in April Tuition and fee schedules can be found at wwwtrinityarlorgtelc-reg-istration or on the hallway bulletin board Please fill out a registration form and return with your fee(s) in the TELC office Spread the word

Trinity Kids will host our annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday March 31st at 1000 am on our campus All children from birth to 6th grade are welcome to join us with check-in outside the Activity Center beginning at 10 am and the hunt beginning at 1030 am Come join the fun Bring your basket and fill it up Easter activities will be set up in the Activity Center for some family fun time before and after the hunt

You can help us by providing bundles of filled plastic eggs for our hunt Filled eggs that con-tain individually wrapped candies stickers coins small toys etc that are taped or securely snapped together are appreciated Please no chocolate as it tends to melt Drop off your bundles in the egg collection bins in the Childrenrsquos Wing any time before March 29th If yoursquod like to be involved in making this yearrsquos Easter Egg Hunt a success or would like more infor-mation please contact Betsy Spencer betsytrinityarlorg

Every Sunday at 11am in the Activity CenterA worship experience for

kindergarten through 6th grade children

The

CLUBHOUSE

childrenrsquos worship at

TRINITYUMC

We are having a blast worshiping with your children Remember to drop them off at the Clubhouse for a time of worship and fun

c h a l l e n g e

As a part of our contract with Worlds of Wow we get to partner with them to prepare the space Part of that process includes painting the base coat layers of the Childrenrsquos and Youth hallways and class-rooms (Areas not affected in the design On the second floor C203-C210 adult classrooms and hall-way starting at the administrative offices On the first floor adult classrooms Sanctuary and with the exception of the entrance to the Childrenrsquos hallway the Great Hall) We have a plan in place to paint those areas over the next five months so that we donrsquot disturb the learning and activities that goes on in TELC and Childrenrsquos Ministry We need your help in donating to help us complete all portions of this project like replacing the flooring in the classrooms and reupholstering the youth chairs

We could use your help in several waysbull Pray for a smooth installation of this project that will invite and welcome families to our spacebull Give monetary donations for completion of this projectbull Sign up to help paint and prep the space for painting

We are challenging Sunday School classes to participate in the Paint Bucket Challenge Every class will receive a paint bucket to collect donations The class that donates the largest percentage toward our project will win the coveted Paint Bucket trophy to be announced on June 1st

MUSIC AND WORSHIP MINISTRIES

Holy Week is fast approaching What a glorious time of remembrance and renewal we experience during this high-sea-son of the church year at Trinity Plan now to attend both our Maundy Thursday Service and our Good Friday Service

Maundy Thursday is the traditional name for the fifth day of Holy Week From the Latin mandatum meaning lsquoman-datersquo the church annually recalls the ldquonew commandmentrdquo given by Christ to his disciples this night of the institution of the Lordrsquos Supper We in like kind will celebrate Holy Communion during this hour of worship Additionally we will observe the tradition of Foot-washing an act of servitude ndash based upon the example Jesus imparted to his first disciples Our Contemporary Worship Team will lead music for this special service of remembrance

The Good Friday Service is a solemn ceremony intended to recall and retrace the grave events on the day of Jesusrsquo crucifixion The story of the passion of Christ is read from the Gospels in a dramatic retelling The power of music singing deep-rooted hymns of the faith and silence will aid us as we ponder the depth of Christrsquos suffering through a progression of darkness In addition to powerful anthems led by our Chancel Choir and Chamber Singers we will be drawn by Scripture to a renewed understanding of the sacrificial acts taken by our Lord Jesus as he bore our grief upon the cross

The Maundy Thursday Service will take place March 29 at 7pm The Good Friday service will follow on March 30 at 7pm Both services will be held in the Sanctuary

Maundy Thursday and Good Friday Services

MARCH 30 | 700 PM

Evangelism Team200 pm | A-107

SPRC Meeting700 pm | C-205

Missions Outreach Council700 pm | C-208

Trustees Meeting 700 pm | C-205

Adult Council700 pm | C-208

Finance Committee700 pm | C-205

SundaysChildcare available 830-Noon

830 AM Elevate Praise amp Worship Sanctuary 900 AM Sacred Pops Choir Room 945 AM Sunday School for all ages 945 AM Traditional Worship Sanctuary 1100 AM Sunday School for all ages 1100 AM Traditional Worship Sanctuary 200 PM Evangelism Explosion C-205 230 PM GriefShare C-209 600 PM Philippians Bible Study C-203-205 208-210

Mondays 1030 AM Womenrsquos Ensemble Choir Room 100 PM Pickleball Activity Center 635 PM Joy of Living Bible Study S-110

Tuesdays 630 AM Menrsquos Bible Study S-108 930 AM Chair Yoga Activity Center 1100 AM Staff Meeting1100 AM Basic Yoga Activity Center 530 PM Childrenrsquos Worship Rehearsal Activity Center 600 PM Ladies Emmaus S-108 600 PM Stephen Ministry Training S-110

Wednesdays100 PM Pickleball Activity Center 545 PM Faithful Followers Emmaus S-106600 PM Kidrsquos Choir CW-05600 PM Bellrsquos of Celebration Handbell Room630 PM Finding Our Way Home Study C-209700 PM Alpha and Alpha II Great Hall700 PM Chancel Choir Choir Room700 PM Kidrsquos Bells Handbell Room845 PM Chamber Singers Choir Room

Thursdays 900 AM Ladies Bible Study S-110 900 AM Beginner Line Dance Activity Center 1000 AM Improver Line Dance Activity Center1100 AM Bible Buddies (T Wood) S-126 1100 AM Intermediate Line Dance Activity Center 630 PM Pickleball Activity Center 700 PM Contemporary Band Rehearsal Sanctuary

Fridays 930 AM Chair Yoga Activity Center 1030 AM Sisters Emmaus S-126 1100 AM Basic Yoga Activity Center

Prayer RoomAvailable Monday-Friday 8 AM-5 PM

March Events Weekly Calendar

ANNOUNCEMENTSSun11th

Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th

On display from March through mid-April-early May will be a collection of black and white infrared photographs both film and digital as well as an ex-ample of HDR (high dynamic range) photographs by Floyd Ostrom

Trinity Member Art Display

If any member of Trinity is interested in taking part in this display please leave your name and contact information in the church office Each piece of your own art work will be on display for four to eight weeks

For more information please con-tact someone below

Rev Gary Turner 817-274-1345Sandra Talkington 817-265-5987

Saunda Niblack 817-275-7455

M I N I S T R YSTEPHEN

Every 3rd Wednesday and Sunday in the Daily Bread Room

This class is required for anyone who is an employee or volunteer of the youth and children ministries

Deadline for entries in the Entos is the 15th of every month Please electronically submit infor-mation about upcoming ministry programs and Trinity-sponsored events to lydiatrinityarlorg for consideration

Menrsquos Bible StudyEvery Tuesday | 630-715 am

Project Transformation 2018 Building on the Success of 2017

Project Transformation a ministry of the Central Texas Conference that offers lo-cal churches the opportunity to either serve as a summer Host Church or to partner with a summer Host Church to read to elementary-aged children who are at-risk academically to help them improve their reading scores In 2017 Project Transformation served 169 chil-dren who read over 3000 books and follow-up statistics indicated that 88 of these children maintained or improved their reading scores Volunteers with Project Transformation also can provide meals for the college-age interns who work and serve in the ministry Trinity is in need of a Project Transforma-tion Coordinator ndash a person from our church who would recruit volunteers and help schedule their times of ser-vice Please contact Rev Brenda Beaver at 817-274-1345 or at brendatrinityarlorg for more information or to volunteer for this wonderful ministry

Non-ProfitOrganizationUS Postage

PAID Arlington TXPermit No 63

RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED

Sunday March 4Experiencing God Through Obedience

John 1512-17Sunday March 11

Experiencing God Godrsquos Will and the ChurchRomans 121-8

Sunday March 18Experiencing God Kingdom People

1 John 11-7Sunday March 25

Experiencing God in Your Daily LifeLuke 2326-46

SUNDAY WORSHIPDr Dean Posey

Office Hours Monday-Thurs 830-500 Friday 830-400

phone 8172741345officetrinityarlorg fax 8174571238

TELC 8172750562

Our Core ValuesConnect people with Jesus and one another through

worship prayer and fellowship

Learn how to apply the Bible to our lives

Grow and share our faith

Serve our community and world

Give of our time talent and treasure

TrinityUMCArl

PALM SUNDAY

MAUNDY THURSDAY

PRAYER LABYRINTH

LENTEN PRAYER VIGIL

March 25 | Regular Sunday Worship Schedule

March 29 | 700 PM





GOOD FRIDAY

EASTER SUNDAYMarch 30 | 700 PM

April 1 | Regular Sunday Worship ScheduleNo Sunday School

Holy Week

CONNECT














February 18



Kim GrayFebruary 18

CONNECT




DEBORAHCIRCLE

ESTHER CIRCLE



by Sheryl Brady



LYDIA CIRCLE




All are invited


be Gary Freeman




made her a legend













TBA



ldquoExodusrdquo


Class ABC

Class Koinonia

Class New Horizons

Class Fellowship


Class The Bridge

Class Legacy


Room A-107

Room S-126

Room S-111

Room C-203

Room A-201

Room C-210







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SERVE














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl

CONNECT














February 18



Kim GrayFebruary 18

CONNECT




DEBORAHCIRCLE

ESTHER CIRCLE



by Sheryl Brady



LYDIA CIRCLE




All are invited


be Gary Freeman




made her a legend













TBA



ldquoExodusrdquo


Class ABC

Class Koinonia

Class New Horizons

Class Fellowship


Class The Bridge

Class Legacy


Room A-107

Room S-126

Room S-111

Room C-203

Room A-201

Room C-210







|||||||||||||








SERVE














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl

CONNECT




DEBORAHCIRCLE

ESTHER CIRCLE



by Sheryl Brady



LYDIA CIRCLE




All are invited


be Gary Freeman




made her a legend













TBA



ldquoExodusrdquo


Class ABC

Class Koinonia

Class New Horizons

Class Fellowship


Class The Bridge

Class Legacy


Room A-107

Room S-126

Room S-111

Room C-203

Room A-201

Room C-210







|||||||||||||








SERVE














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl



TBA



ldquoExodusrdquo


Class ABC

Class Koinonia

Class New Horizons

Class Fellowship


Class The Bridge

Class Legacy


Room A-107

Room S-126

Room S-111

Room C-203

Room A-201

Room C-210







|||||||||||||








SERVE














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl




SERVE














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl














SERVE


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl


GIVEJanuary


14110634870664547
















Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl








Student Ministries

6th10-14th

18th

March Events


SALT Meeting
















The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


c h a l l e n g e










MARCH 30 | 700 PM

















Mon12th

Mon20th

Mon19th

Tues13th

Mon26th
















RETURN SERVICE

REQUESTED










TELC 8172750562







TrinityUMCArl








The

CLUBHOUSE


TRINITYUMC


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