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February 2015
Trinity United
Methodis t Churc h
605 W. G olf Road
Mt.Pros pect IL
Pastor’s Page
As we begin 2015, we enter the first year in more than a decade
without a mortgage. Jere Teed is putting together the 2015
Budget. It is shaking out to around $458,000, down from a high
of over $491,000 in 2013, and a still considerable $466,000 in
2014 (when we decided to pay our mortgage every other week
instead of every week, cutting the yearly expense in half but
spinning the mortgage expense out an additional two years).
Our Joash offering changed all of that, thanks be to God, and to
your faithfulness. Our 2015 Budget is over $7,900 less than last
year, and a whopping $32,800 less than 2013, and that in spite
of increases in salary and expenses. Some of these increases
are by choice. As Doug Nafis said at the recent Church Council
meeting, it is good to give our staff a pay raise and still save
money.
Other increases reflect higher costs out of our control (water,
insurance, etc., have all gone up). In summary, Jere believes we
have a good year in front of us, without some of the pressures
that we have faced in the recent past.
As to 2014, Jere is still working on the year end wrap up, but
can report that all bills and obligations, including our 2014
apportionments, were paid in full. Indeed, he was able to pay
all apportionments before the end of the year, with no holdovers into January—the first time we have been able to do this
in several years.
Inside this Issue
Pastor’s Page
Youth & Scout
Sunday
Mobile Prayer Kits
Bible Lab Challenge
Freed-Up Financial
Living
1-2
3
4
Christmas 2014
Outreach Report
5
Manna Time
6
Trinity Preschool
Silent Auction
7
UM Men
8
UM Women
Spiritual Retreat
New Books
9-11
Notes & Thanks
11
Little Women of
Baghlan
12
Trinity Treasures
Feb & Mar. Birthdays
13
Prayers & Concerns
14
February Calendar
15-16
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Thank you for your faithfulness, and for your continuing faithfulness.
Our next Tidings will be coming out soon with information on Lenten season opportunities here at Trinity. A reminder that Ash Wednesday is February 18, so Lent is nearly
upon us, and Easter will soon follow, with Spring on its heels.
We have been in consultation about the purchase of two steam tables, with a gift from
one of our members, which will allow us to serve hot meals nearly anyplace in the
building. Trustees are investigating the purchase. We will have more to report in the
near future.
There has been significant illness, decline, and death in our Church family over recent
months. We celebrate the lives of folks who have changed life situations or passed on.
They are and will always be part of us. We also welcome new folks into our midst, including babies. I find the life of faith here at Trinity full of vitality and promise.
Do you appreciate the ministry of Trinity? Do you value what we share and have to offer? Is Trinity UMC precious to you? I think it should be. I think this every time I visit
someone (as I did Noreen Heyde recently) who has a Trinity prayer blanket on their lap,
or see someone coming in out of the cold to PADS, or see smiles of pleasure or attitudes
of devotion as we worship together on Sunday morning, or see folks just hanging
around enjoying each others’ company.
If any of this strikes a chord with you, let me ask; have you considered inviting someone
to come and share this blessing with you? It is a long established insight of Church
growth that new people come to Church because they are asked by friends and
neighbors. Let’s share the blessings with others, and make 2015 doubly exciting.
With anticipation in Christ,
Pastor Dan
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Youth and Scout Sunday Services—February 8th
Planned and led by Trinity Youth.
Scout Sunday with Boy Scout Troop #117 & Cub Scout Pack #154
Bible Lab Jr. students in 1st and 2nd grade will receive their own
"My First Study Bible" during worship.
Beginning...Saturday, Feb. 14th
Wolff’s Flea Market in Palatine
1775 North Rand Road, Palatine, IL 60074
847-524-9590
Beginning Saturday, February 14th, Trinity UMC will occupy rental space Saturdays and
Sundays, at Wolff’s Flea Market on Rand Road in Palatine. Wolff’s is located on the east
side of Rand road, north of Dundee Road.
The Flea Market will be open 8 am to 5 pm Saturdays and Sundays. We will have two
shifts of 4 people—morning & afternoon.
The items we will sell come from the Estate of Mary Ellen Groat.
Please contact me if you can help with taking a shift or with questions at 847-991-1922.
Judy Benzinger
Trinity Sanctuary
February 18th
7:00 PM
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Coming Up
Will
Mobile Prayer Kits
be available for personal and family
use during Lent.
Take one “to go” and return it when finished.
Kits are located in the Narthex &Fireside Rm.
Starts Ash Wednesday, February 18
Bible Lab CHALLENGE
for 3rd grade & up starts Feb.
22. Featuring "What's in the
Bible?" a humorous DVD that
explains biblical texts in a
very creative way. New and
returning Bible Lab students
will also enjoy games and
prizes as we learn together
about God's Word.
Faith@4:00 on Saturdays
“Teaching Kids
About Money”
Feb 7 & 14
Freed-Up financial living
Freed-Up Financial Living: how to get
there with biblical principals
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Prioritize your financial goals.
Develop a personalized spending plan.
Identify action steps to reduce your
expenses.
Pay down your debt.
Child care and children’s activities, too!
Starts February 21 at 3:45 p.m.
Questions? Contact Jacki Bogolia
630-640-0100
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Christmas 2014 Outreach Giving
Many Thanks to the Trinity Congregation for your Outstanding Generosity!
65 gifts given to women and children from WINGS
Through MANNA:
12 gift cards for WINGS = $300
19 gift cards for people in our community = $400
Warming Tree
52 pairs of socks (given to PADS)
7 pairs of cozy socks (given to WINGS)
50 hats
33 warm headbands Given to John Jay Elementary School, Byrd Elementary
43 pairs of gloves/mittens
Given to Miner Special Ed School and Trinity
PADS
12 scarves
197 items
Blue bin donations for the food pantry, WINGS, Backpack Ministry and PADS
Here are a few of the thank you notes received from recipients of the WINGS gifts:
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I just wanted to give you a BIG THANK YOU for everything that my family is receiving from your generous gifts. Words cannot sum up the help has saved me from
disappointing my boys. Priceless...Thank you for allowing us to have great memories to reflect on when they get older. God Bless You and I thank God for Angels,
like you! Sincerely, Cristal.
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Jesus is the true meaning for this season. I thank the Lord for your thoughtful/generous gifts for my family and myself! It's examples like these that show
God's work/favor, the Lord's grace is remarkable. Thank you so very much for
your kind act of giving.
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God's blessings to you and yours always!
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From the bottom of my heart and with tears in my eyes I thank you. You give a gift
of a selfless treasure. My daughter thanks you with the biggest smile ever!
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Members Needed for Outreach Committee
Trinity's Outreach Committee is looking for 1 or 2 people to join our group. The committee
picks the Rainbow Covenant projects that our church will support each year and is involved
with Christmas outreach (WINGS gifts, Warming Tree, etc.). We also oversee the blue bin
collections in the narthex (WINGS, food pantries, PADS and Backpack Ministry).
If you are interested or want more information, contact Lois Spillar at 847-398-4838 or
[email protected]
Manna Update
Manna Time!!
Because of the 5th Biggest Snow Storm,
I am extending the Manna
order due date to this Sunday, February 8th
Manna Delivery—Sunday, February 15th
Next Order due: Sunday, March 1st
Delivery: Sunday, March 15th
You can find a list of more vendors and other denominations
on the Manna Website at www.mannagroup.net
For order forms, check out the Trinity Website
(www.trinitymp.org).
Look under “Manna - About Manna/Order Form” for link
or
Go directly to order form by clicking here:
http://www.trinitymp.org/wp-content/pdfs/mannaform.pdf
If you have any questions, please email:
Jan Bradley at [email protected]
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Trinity Preschool Silent Auction
Trinity Preschool Silent Auction
Sunday, February 22, 2015
The Trinity Preschool Auction is coming! Please join us for the fun!
For over 40 years our preschool has been respected as a center of learning.
The board of directors has been busy seeking donations from businesses, but the donations from
the church members are always the highlight of the auction.
Will you help? Be creative! Make a basket of goodies for a moviegoer, a sports fan, or a
child who loves to color. Tickets to sporting events, concerts, and movies are always well received.
Special services or a planned outing are always a hit too. As part of the fundraiser we will have our
wonderful bake sale and we welcome your homemade donations.
Please return this form to the church office, or email your information to [email protected], by February 15th to be included in the catalog. (Donations may be dropped off
until Feb. 21)
Name:_______________________________________________
Phone: ________________________________________
Please provide a complete description of your donation (s) so that we can include them in the
catalog.
I will donate the following item(s) or service(s):
__________________________________________________________________
Est. Value: _______________________________________
Min. Bid Preferred: ________________________________
Thank you for your support. Please come to the auction on 2/22!
Call Mary Ristau (preschool director) at 847-357-1513 (or email [email protected])
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United Methodist Men
FEBRUARY MEETING:
Saturday, February 28, 2015
8:00 a.m.-Fellowship Breakfast at Elly’s Pancake House, 372 E Golf Road,
9:00 at Trinity Hall
“MEN’S MINISTRY”
By: Brad Meador, the Elgin District UMM President
Brad, the Elgin District UMM President will discuss why we need a men's ministry
in each church. He has been president for the last three years and a member of the
Crystal Lake UMC for 25 years, retired as of Feb 2014 after 31 years as a Manager
in the Facilities program of the U. S. Postal Service, family of five kids, thirteen
grandchildren and two great grandchildren. If anyone wants me to expand while
he is there then that is ok.
I have a power point that goes over why we need a men's ministry in each
church. As part of the power point, it can be stressed that each of us plays a part in
men's ministry but each man needs to get involved if his heart is truly transformed
from being a cultural Christian to a biblical Christian. The major points from this
year's Spiritual Congress can be presented since that weekend relates very well to
getting men involved. Brad, 815-271-2235
NUT REPORT:
A thanks to John Froberg, and Bruce Spillar for running this year’s nut sale. A special
thanks to Al McClellan, and Jack Verhasselt for running it in years past. Bruce reports:
“The cost of nuts were $2260.80, the bags were $22.56, totaling $2,283.36. The income
was $3,184.70, Profit according to my calculations is $901.36.”
GOLF OUTING REPORT:
The outing has been moved to August 16th. Details to follow.
Steve Cutaia, President, UMMen
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United Methodist Women—New Books Purchased
There are many good books in the 2015 list. We purchased one book in each category.
Leadership has bought two books.
What’s So Blessed About Being Poor? Seeking the Gospel in the Slums of Kenya by L. Susan
Slavin and Coralis Salvador (Education for Mission – a bonus book counts 1 for Education
and 1 for Social Action) In this inspiring exploration of how happiness and holiness can exist in the midst of poverty and illness, two women, one a Maryknoll lay missioner, the other
a New York attorney who left her law practice to become a lay missioner, tell their stories
of living among the poor in East Africa.
Sum It Up by Pat Summitt (Leadership Development) Pat Summitt, a country girl from Henrietta, Tennessee, grew up driving fast and playing hard, learning basketball playing with a
homemade backboard against three brothers. She went on to win an Olympic medal and at
22 became head coach of the University of Tennessee Lady Vols. Her autobiography tells
the whole story, full of humanity, wit and fierceness, by a giant among coaches who has
transcended American sports.
Tough Cookies: Leadership Lessons From 100 Years of the Girl Scouts by Kathy Cloninger
and John Wiley (Leadership Development) Full of inspired wisdom, this book describes Girl
Scouts’ transformative journey to become an integrated, unified movement for girls. It captures the essence of this iconic institution and the principle that have sustained its 100year history of success. Millions of American businesswomen, thought leaders and politicians received their first lessons in salesmanship, money management, marketing, teamwork and fulfillment from Girl Scouts – as will millions more to come.
January First: A Child’s Descent Into Madness and Her Father’s Struggle to Save Her by Michael Schofield (Nurturing for Community) At age 6, January Schofield was diagnosed with
one of the most severe cases of child-onset schizophrenia on record. Much of this true book
takes place before the diagnosis. Michael takes us on this journey with his daughter as they
face seemingly insurmountable obstacles and daily challenges with her care and his unwavering commitment to save her from the edge of insanity while doing everything he can to
keep his family together.
Return to Sender, A Novel by Julia Alvarez ( A Youth book in Social Action) Mari’s family
needs work but must hide in fear of deportation to Mexico. Tyler’s family is struggling after
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an accident brings their farm to the brink of foreclosure. Their meeting is a stroke of luck
for both families, but there are questions: Is Mari’s family undocumented? Did Tyler’s family break the law by hiring them? In a novel full of hope but not easy answers, Alvarez
shows how friendship can reach across borders.
The Well Women: Crossing the Boundaries by Ladine Housholder (Spiritual Growth) Nine
women are reunited on a tour to the West Bank city of Nablus, the historic site of Jacob’s
Well. Beneath the stylish veneer of accomplishment and affluence, each woman has been
deeply hurt and nearly broken by her life. But as they share their journey to recovery
through the healing power of living water from Jesus Christ and the love and support of
the group, they truly meet one another for the first time.
Linda Askeland
Notes & Thanks
Telephone Prayer Chain - - for those who do not have a computer or access to a computer
and would like to receive regular prayer chain information telephone calls, please call the
church office to be included.
The Trinity usher teams would like to extend a big thank you to Lois Spillar for cleaning
and organizing the usher's cabinets in the Narthex. This was a long overdue project and we
all appreciate what you did for us, Lois.
Trinity Ushers
We’ve learned that Susan Reed celebrated her 70th birthday a short while ago.
To celebrate that birthday, she biked 200 miles in 12 hours (computes to over 16 miles
per hour). Congratulations, Susan!
Caregiver Wanted for Mount Prospect family. Seeking one or two compassionate, patient
adults interested in spending time with a 26 year-old young man who is very friendly and
has autism. Simple duties include playing together with blocks, reading children's books,
doing puzzles and having fun together. Flexible hours (ideally Mondays and Thursdays,
4:00-8:00 p.m. and/or 6 hours on the weekend.) No lifting or household chores. No toilet
assistance needed. $10.50 per hour. Contact Rita (mother) at 847-226-1385.
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Trinity Treasures Monthly Luncheon
Seniors and pre-seniors are invited to the monthly Trinity Treasures
Luncheon, February 12th in Trinity Hall.
After lunch we will listen to special speakers, Kathy and Randy Mode.
They are involved in the organization that packs and sends “care”
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
01…….Dick Williams
03…….Elizabeth Martin, Stella Radford
04…….Kathy Reiter
05…….Hayley Junkel
08…….Tyler Parsons
12…….Ethan Davis, Tyler Davis,
Lorilei Junkel
13……..Richard Eyre
14……..Renata Brezinski, Doug Lattner,
Oleta Potas
15……..Jud Strickland
17……..Bianca Haas
19……..Jere Teed
20……..Barbara Fry
21……..Valerie Duenser, Marland Johnson
23……..Samantha Roberts
24……..Merrill Cotton, Elizabeth Galliano
25……..Sophia Benzinger, Blake Heyde
26……..Anne Engebretson
27……..Delmart Danzig-Negrillo
28……..Bobby Kennedy
MARCH BIRTHDAYS
02…….Eric Junkel
03…….Pat Maloney, Marjorie Mays,
John Read
07…….Enzo Canale
09…….Keith Roberts
10…….Marcel Johnson
11…….Brianna Banser
12…….Andrea Kulik, Eric Van Driska,
Judy Williams
13……..Sue Argoe, Charlotte Radford
14……..Jill Stanton
16……..Noreen Heyde, Trevor Hinchliffe
17……..Paul Brezinski, Cael Kiess,
Lynda Mitchell, Carmen Talbott
18……..Donna Walgreen
19……..Muriel Sodermark
20……..Daniah Chapman,
D’Andre Chapman
23……..Sharon Roberts
24……..Art Schroeder, Anna Sorlie
25……..Ronald Cripe
25……..Eavan Horan, Mike Reiter
27……..Jean Davis, Maggie Meyer
29……..Pam Black. Sylvia Haas
30……..Aaron Mejorada, Erik Stientjes
31……..Madeline Galliano
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Prayers, Joys and Concerns
Family and friends of Dr. Munawar Dean, who passed away Saturday, January 31.
VISITATION: Friday, February 6th , 3:00 - 9:00 PM
Friedrich's Funeral Home, 320 West Central Road, Mount Prospect, IL 60056
FUNERAL SERVICE, Saturday, February 7th
Trinity United Methodist Church, 605 West Golf Road, Mount Prospect, IL 60056
VISITATION FROM 9:00 AM TO 10:00 AM ~ FUNERAL SERVICE BEGINNING AT 10:00 AM
Perez and Martinez familes, grieving the death of 11-year-old family member, Ivan Martinez.
Lynn Sakata, (Paul Brezinski’s receptionist), hospitalized
Family & friends of John Whitcher, who passed away from Leukemia. He was the brother of a friend of
Paul Hinaber
Marty McGowan, Jim's father, convalescing from recent open heart surgery at Resurrection Hospital.
Nancy Cripe, Alexian Brother’s Hospital
Noreen Heyde, Helen Mason’s daughter, Northwest Community Hospital
Lisa McClellan Verhasselt, undergoing chemotherapy
Continued Prayers: Lillian Abramson, Rose Allen (Jackie Hinaber); Mary Ann Amaro (Sylvia Haas' sister in law);
Dimitri Argoe; Jeff Arison, (family friend of Joan Robertson); Shelly Bauer (Kathy Moulds); Diann Becker
(Kathy Isaacks); Ronald Biggerstaff (Jere Teed); Braden Bjork (Claude Bjork); Sharon Bohdan (Paul Hinaber);
Terry Brzezinski (Paul's mother); Olivia Brooke Buciak (Hinabers); Helen Buchholz, (Jan Bradley’s mother);
Nancy Butler (Rachel Toeppen); Shirley Chapman, Wilford Chapman; Marie Cotten; Merrill Cotten; Nancy &
Ron Cripe; Shirley Credit (Bob Shumate’s sister); Conner Daly (Seana McPherson); Sandy Danzig-Negrillo; Jean
Davis; Jim Davis; Dr. Munawar Dean; Bill Eyre (Richard Eyre's grandfather); Jeff Ford (Scott & Nancy Reed);
Pat Gallagher (Hinabers); Cheryl Geimer (Reeds); Denny Greenberg (Paul Hinaber’s cousin); Darlene Greenberg, (Jackie Hinaber's aunt); Bob Grimshaw, (Carol and Jerry Hug); Carol John (sister-in-law of Walt John);
James Wooten (Walt & Shirley John); Roy Johnson (friend of Paul Hinaber); Steve Jones; Marvin Kempel
(Nancy Unger’s father); Marlene Lattner; Loretta, and son, Scott (Lyn Kearns); Barbara Kojima (friend of
Donna Perry); Carl Kowalski (Valerie Duenser); Ted Kowalski (Lyn Kearns' friend); Shelley Watson Krueger
(Lyn Kearns’ niece); Manjeet Kaur (Meena Rathod); Bill Litwick (Lois Mrzlack); Nalini Matilda; George Maza;
Jean McAleer (Kathy Isaacks’ mom); Nancy McCaughrean; John McKeown, Hamilton McRae (Jere Teed); Emma
Meyer (Cindy Kiel); Charlie Mickelson; Monica Monk (Grouwinkel); Merritt Mott, friend of Paul Hinaber; Lois
Mrzlack; Meena Rathod’s niece Nutan Siony and three children, grieving; Tom Pace (Jere Teed); Guy Porcaro,
Mary Jo Cannistra’s husbands uncle; Howard Prager, (Jackie and Paul Hinaber); Rev. Cerna Rand; Jonna Robinson (Sara Hinaber Carnett); Jessi Rothrock, (Beth Carroll’s aunt); Judy Schuereman ;Sheldon Schultz, friend of
Donna Perry; Esther Schwerin, (Bill’s mom); Siya, 3-year-old Trinity Preschooler; Larry Slater ( Sandy DanzigNegrillo); Kevin Sporleder, friend of Pat Roy; Jill Stanton; Jud Strickland; Kim Swanson; (Sodermarks); Helen
Umstead (Kathy Isaacks); Ellen Vanderheyden (Julie Junkel); Lori Vodden, a friend of Judy Ortman ; Donna
Walgreen; Stan Walgreen; Carole Wells (Lori Eyre); George Wells (Lori Eyre); Jennifer Woloszyk.
Standing Prayers: People suffering as a result of human or natural disasters (famine, disease); Those affected by
the state of the economy; All victims in the war on terrorism; All those imprisoned; All victims of domestic violence; All military personnel and their families including Steven Isaacks.
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February Calendar
Friday, February 06, 2015
Visitation at Friedrich’s
Dr. Munawar Dean
Youth on Friday
PADS
Sam Mool UMC—N
3—9 PM
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
Saturday, February 07, 2015
Visitation & Funeral Service—S
Dr. Munawar Dean
9:00 AM
Alanon - Rm. 202
9:00 AM
EGBB Quilters - TH
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday, February 08, 2015 YOUTH SUNDAY
BOY SCOUT SUNDAY
Nursery Open
8:00 AM
WORSHIP - N
8:10 AM
Youth Bells - S
9:00 AM
Bible Study – TH 1 & 2
9:15 AM
Contemporary Issues - FR
9:15 AM
KHO - Rm 202
9:15 AM
Shepherd Choir - S
9:30 AM
Cherub Choir - FH
10:00 AM
WORSHIP - S
10:30 AM
1st - 2nd Grades - Rm 206
10:45 AM
3rd - 5th Graders - Rm 204
10:45 AM
PreK-K - Rm 203
10:45 AM
Sam Mool Worship - S
12:00 PM
Monday, February 09, 2015
Finance Committee Mtg. - OW
Pack #154 - FH
CTA - S
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
UMW Mission Team Mtg - FR
Quilters - TH
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Worship & Music Comm. - OW
Chancel Choir - MR
CMBE - S
6:30 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Men's Prayer Group - FR
Trinity Treasures Lunch - TH
Pack #154 - FH
Adult Bell Choir - S
7:00 AM
11:30 AM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Friday, February 13, 2015
Youth On Friday
PADS
Sam Mool UMC - N
Horn Rehearsal – S
UPWARD CALL - S
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Flea Market
Alanon - Rm. 202
Quilters - TH
Horn Rehearsal – S
UPWARD CALL - S
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
2:30 PM
5:00 PM
8:00 AM—5:00 PM
9:00 AM
9:30 AM
2:30 PM
5:00 PM
Sunday, February 15, 2015
TRANSFIGURATION SUNDAY
Nursery Open
WORSHIP - N
Youth Bells - S
Bible Study - TH 1 & 2
Contemporary Issues - FR
CREDO Confirmation - Rm 101
KHO - Rm 202
Shepherd Choir - S
Cherub Choir - FH
WORSHIP - S
1st - 2nd Grades - Rm 206
3rd - 5th Graders - Rm 204
PreK-K - Rm 203
YCOS - FR
YOS - Loft
CREDO Confirmation - Rm. 101
Sam Mool Worship - S
8:00 AM
8:10 AM
9:00 AM
9:15 AM
9:15 AM
9:15 AM
9:15 AM
9:30 AM
10:00 AM
10:30 AM
10:45 AM
10:45 AM
10:45 AM
10:45 AM
10:45 AM
11:45 AM
12:00 PM
Monday, February 16, 2015
Pack #154 - FH
CTA - S
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
BSA Troop #117 - FH
Quilters - TH
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 ASH WEDNESDAY
Esther Circle - FR
1:00 PM
Worship Service – S
7:00 PM
Chancel Choir - MR
7:30 PM
CMBE - S
7:30 PM
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February
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Men's Prayer Group - FR
Sarah Rachel Circle - FR
Pack #154 - FH
Adult Bell Choir - S
7:00 AM
9:30 AM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Friday, February 20, 2015
Youth On Friday
PADS
Sam Mool UMC - N
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Flea Market
Alanon - Rm. 202
Horn Rehearsal – S
Freed Up Program-FR
UPWARD CALL - S
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
8:00 AM—5:00 PM
9:00 AM
2:30 PM
3:45 PM
5:00 PM
Sunday, February 22, 2015 1ST SUNDAY IN LENT
RAINBOW COVENANT SUNDAY
Nursery Open
8:00 AM
WORSHIP - N
8:10 AM
Preschool Silent Auction - N
9:00 AM
Youth Bells - S
9:00 AM
Bible Study - TH 1 & 2
9:15 AM
Contemporary Issues - FR
9:15 AM
CREDO Confirmation - Rm 101
9:15 AM
KHO - Rm 202
9:15 AM
Shepherd Choir - S
9:30 AM
Cherub Choir - FH
10:00 AM
WORSHIP - S
10:30 AM
1st - 2nd Grades - Rm 206
10:45 AM
3rd - 5th Graders - Rm 204
10:45 AM
PreK-K - Rm 203
10:45 AM
YCOS - FR
10:45 AM
YOS - Loft
10:45 AM
CREDO Confirmation - Rm. 101
11:45 AM
Sam Mool Worship - S
12:00 PM
Monday, February 23, 2015
Pack #154 - FH
CTA - S
Susanna Wesley Circle - FR
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
MP Interfaith Council (Grace)
BSA Troop #117 - FH
Quilters - TH
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Chancel Choir - MR
CMBE - S
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Men's Prayer Group - FR
Pack #154 - FH
Adult Bell Choir - S
7:00 AM
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
Friday, February 27, 2015
Youth On Friday
PADS
Sam Mool UMC - N
4:00 PM
6:00 PM
8:30 PM
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Flea Market
8:00 AM—5:00 PM
UM Men Breakfast at Elly’s
8:00 AM
UM Men Program at the church
9:00 AM
Alanon - Rm. 202
9:00 AM
Freed Up—FR
3:45 PM
UPWARD CALL - S
5:00 PM
Sundays in March
March 1st
~ Praise Band Sunday
March 8th ~ Girl Scout Sunday
March15th ~ Gospel Sunday
March 22nd ~ Rainbow Covenant Sun.
March 29th ~ Palm Sunday
7:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
12:00 PM
7:30 PM
7:30 PM
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Worship Mission Statement
The Mission of Worship at Trinity United Methodist Church is to love
the Lord our God with all of our hearts, souls, minds, and strength,
and to love our neighbor as ourselves using the wide variety of
worship forms and means of grace available to us.
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Ministers ~ All Members
Rev. Dr. Daniel Swinson, Pastor
Tyrone H. Mitchell, Sr., Director/Music
Julie Junkel, Organist/Director Youth Music
Nancy Reed, Director/Cherub Choir
Jacki Bogolia, Director/Christian Education
Dave Borum, Youth Leader
Russ Carroll, Dir./Bell Choirs & Praise Band
Nancy McNaughton, Office Administrator
Church Telephone, 847-439-0950
Mary Ristau, Director of Trinity Preschool
Preschool Telephone, 847-357-1513
Church fax, 847-439-9915
Church WEB Site, www.Trinitymp.org
Church email, [email protected]
Pastoral Concerns, please send information to:
[email protected]
Christian Education, please send information to:
[email protected]
Youth Ministries, please send information to:
[email protected]
Prayer Concerns: Call office, 847-439-0950 or
Pastor Dan, 847-772-6915
Weekly Worship Attendance
Saturdays & Sundays
January 04……………………..171
January 11……………………..197
January 18……………………..184
January 25……………………..203
February 01…………………...114
SUNDAY MORNING SCHEDULE
Nursery Open
8:00 AM
WORSHIP - N
8:10 AM
Youth Bells—S
9:00 AM
Bible Study - TH 1 & 2
9:15 AM
Kids Hang Out—Room 202
9:15 AM
Contemporary (Adult) Issues—FR 9:15 AM
CREDO Confirmation—Rm 101
9:30 AM
Shepherd Choir—S
9:30 AM
Cherub Choir—FH
10:00 AM
WORSHIP - S
10:30 AM
PK-K—Rm 203
10:45 AM
1st—2nd Grades—Rm 206
10:45 AM
3rd– 5th Grades –Rm 204
10:45 AM
YOS—Loft
10:45 AM
YCOS - Fireside Rm.
10:45 AM
CREDO Confirmation - Rm 101
11:45 AM
Sam Mool Worship - S
12:00 PM