Reverend Joseph Whitner served as the Pastoral Associate at Trinity Presbyterian Church of McKinney for 10 wonderful years. While Joseph primarily assisted with pastoral care for the ill and homebound, he constantly shared his love of nature and the outdoors as well. As a child and a young man, Joseph’s family was never sure what […]
From My Heart to Yours
By Reverend Woody Brown My Dear Trinity Friends, This is a significant Sunday (at least it is for me). Sunday, July 7, 2019 marks the first Sunday with our new pastoral relationship. During the next four Sundays, we will look to the Gospel of Luke asking the question: “How Shall We Live?” I. with Purpose […]
Moses – Sermon by Don Roberts, Minister of Music
By Barb Williamson At worship this morning, our Minister of Music, Don Roberts, PREACHED! Oh my did he preach! Don went to Seminary but his ministry is in music. He spoke this morning about Moses and the Rod of God. The scripture from Exodus talked about God’s exchange with Moses and about the hissing snake […]
299 Million TONS Annually…
That’s the amount of plastic produced every twelve months which is the same as 50 MILLION pounds a month, or 1.6 million pounds per day…after day, after day. That’s what it takes to make the water bottles, containers, sports equipment, medical supplies, discs, etc. It never stops, and the real question to ask ourselves is: […]
What is the 5G Life?
“I came that [you] may have life and have it abundantly.” Most of us have a 1G connection to God, if we have one at all. We may feel an occasional connection, but our lives are pretty much like everyone else’s. But what if you could live a life overflowing with love and peace? […]
Monarch Butterfly Project
Following up on last fall’s Monarch Butterfly Project, we are elated to report that last Saturday several members of Trinity’s Creation Care Ministry worked alongside other concerned members of the community to plant 500 Milkweed Plants. This plant helps protect and conserve the compromised Monarch Butterfly population. North Texas is a stopover point for […]