by Jessie Rodriguez
Trinity’s vibrant prayer ministry is one of the many ways that we are Growing in Faith Together. Our congregation values praying for and with each other. Today on the blog, we are sharing a prayer guide from one of our Daily Prayer leaders, Jessie Rodriguez. Please join us in praying for these prompts today as we navigate our Stewardship season.
by Corey Wallis
Through our generosity (our pledging and our tithing), we, too, are making bold theological claims about who God is and who we are. We are saying to the world that God is a magnanimous God, a God who has provided for us and gives us more than we need. We are saying that this community of Christ’s followers, this church that is the bride of Christ is worth sacrificing for.
by Stewardship Committee
As we begin this season, the Stewardship Committee wanted to ensure that you have all the information that you need to embrace this important time of year.
by C W
At Dr. Jim T. Wilson, Sr.’s Celebration of Life, his granddaughter Rachel shared these beautiful words written by him. A special thank you to his family for providing these wise and beautiful words with our church community.
by Miriam Ross
Miriam Ross, Trinity’s Youth Director, shares her experience Co-Directing Montreat Youth Conferences amidst the pandemic.
by Music Director Jennifer Jones
Music Director Jennifer Jones shares her experience at the Presbyterian Association of Musicians Music and Worship Conference in Montreat, NC this summer (2022).
by Rev. Woody Brown
Weekly update from Rev. Woody Brown, Senior Pastor.
by Rev. Norwood V. Brown, III
Rev. Woody Brown’s perspective on the Supreme Court news.
by Rev. Woody Brown
Weekly update from Rev. Woody Brown on June 24, 2022.
by Rev. Dr. Phyllis
Weather is created by changes in air pressure–the highs and lows the weatherman is always talking about. One way to think about these differences in pressure is that hot air is lighter and thinner, cold air is thicker and heavier. When two different air masses collide we get weather. Usually the air over the arctic, […]
by Merrill Helms
What to do with your live Christmas tree and wreaths after the holidays?
