Monthly Ministry Guide May 2015
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Monthly Ministry Guide May 2015
CONNECTIONS Monthly Ministry Guide May 2015 M Solar Update by Ken Frizzell - Church Administrator GOOD NEWS! After nine months, the solar project is under way and making great progress. Our hillside faces the right direction and has just about the perfect angle to capture the best sunlight all day long. The panels, inverters and other components are either on site or coming to the site for “just in time” installation. After we found out that the company we had originally contracted with had become insolvent, there were several weeks of some pretty intense negotiations and meetings. We’re confident that we’ve made the best we could out of a bad situation. The major switch to connect to Southern California Edison (SCE) has already been installed. All of the trenching to connect the panel arrays to our main utility system has been marked out. We are in discussion and application with SCE so that as soon as the system is installed, they will make a final inspection as quickly as it can be arranged. The estimate for the physical work completion is about a month. Lord willing, construction should be done the end of May or first part of June. If you take a look at the hill behind the ministry building, you can see that the contractors have completed drilling more than 270 pier holes 42” x 12” into the hillside. All those yellow tubes are filled with concrete and hold the metal framing post that attaches to all the other framework to hold the approximately 600 solar panels. Many have asked about the demand control part of the installation. We are in discussion with the designers of that system and have a commitment that they will indeed see that part of the system through to completion. Regardless, we are researching and installing some of the energy saving lighting even before the solar installation is completed. MINISTRY INDEX All-Church Focus 4 Children’s Ministries5 College - Praxis 6 Disability Ministries10 Family Ministries9 Fuente de Vida12 High School - Kaleo6 Home Groups - Koinonia9 Men’s Ministries8 i - Childcare thru age 4 Micah House 12 Middle School - Elevate5 Mission Ministries11 Senior Adults - FiftyPlus9 Singles - CrossWalk7 Support Groups9 Women of Trinity8 Worship Ministries12 Young Adults 7 8 - Online registration online GIVING Trinity now offers online giving! We can accept debit cards, credit cards, and automatic (ACH) transfers directly from your checking or savings account. Our recommended method of online giving is through ACH, as the associated fees are lower. But all gifts are appreciated and tax-deductible in the full amount given. www.trinityonline.org/give May 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday APRIL 26 27 28 29 TLC Staff Apprciation BBQ 1:00-3:00 pm 30 TMOMs (Women) 9:00-11:15 am Helping Hands (Women) 10:00 am-4:00 pm Bakers Run (High School) 1:00-3:00 pm 3 10 4 11 6 Camp TLC Elective & Consent Brochure Pick-Up 3:00-6:00 pm Camp TLC Elective & Consent Brochure Drop-Off 5:00-7:00 pm 12 13 Total Chaos (Middle School) 6:30-8:30 pm Young Adults Third Sunday Lunch 1:00-3:00 pm 17 5 19 Mother/Daughter Tea (TLC) 1:00-3:00 pm Middle School Move Night 7:00-9:00 pm 7 8 Dad/Kid Campout Friday-Sunday 14 Super Sitter Graduation 8:00-9:00 am HS Ford Park Picnic 1:00-2:00 pm 31 Memorial Day 25 Church Offices Closed 25 31 20 21 End of D-groups Party (High School) 6:30-8:30 pm 26 9 BBQ and 66ers Baseball Game (Light & Power) 5:00-9:30 pm 15 16 22 23 24 LINK Promotion 24 6:30-8:30 pm 2 FiftyPlus Chapel 10:00 am-12:15 pm High School Graduation Dinner 6:30-8:30 pm 18 1 Stretching Personal Finances (Singles) 7:00-9:00 pm 27 28 29 BBQ and Dance at LLama Ranch (Light & Power) 9:00 am-4:00 pm Young Adults Jazz & Java 6:30-9:30 pm 30 11:15 am Keep Calm and Answer the Question (Apolo 2.0) Steve Wyper and Jim Walker, Room M200. Join us as we continue suggesting approaches to questions related to Evolution (including Theistic Evolution), Religious Pluralism (perhaps the biggest threat to the modern-day church), hell, and Islam. Bring other issues of interest and we’ll cover those also. For more information, email Jim Walker, [email protected]. Meets through June 7. ALL-CHURCH FOCUS May 7, National Day of Prayer - We will not be having any designated time of prayer this year but want to remind you to pray according to 1 Timothy 2:1-4: First of all, then, I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all people, for kings and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life, godly and dignified in every way. This is good, and it is pleasing in the sight of God our Savior, who desires all people to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth. The official theme this year is “One Voice United in Prayer.” More information can be found at nationaldayofprayer.org. TLC Children’s Ministry May 25, Memorial Day - Offices will be closed in observance of Memorial Day. SUNDAY ADULT CLASSES CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES INFANTS - 5TH GRADE Adult classes are a great way to get to know God and connect with others. We work hard to teach timeless truths that help transform our daily lives. Our goal is to equip each person to do the “good works which God prepared in advance for us to do” (Ephesians 2:10). Kim Simons, x132 Infants & Toddlers - Along with play rooms and a crib room for sleeping babies, we have a nursing moms’ room and restrooms in our nursery facility. Pagers are available so each parent may be contacted anywhere at church. 8:00 am Missionary Prayer - Don Bell, Room M201. Join with others in supporting our missionaries through prayer. We meet weekly for prayer and updates on our missionary families. Preschool (Age 2 through Pre-Kindergarten) Our interest-centered approach to learning includes stories, puppets, games, music, art, and dramatic play. The dedicated staff on Sunday mornings creates a safe place for young ones to learn to love learning about God! 9:15 am Light & Power - Jeff & Kathi McNair, Room M105. This class provides biblical instruction and includes people with various disabilities to build and empower all in the Christian life. With more than 60 members, we enjoy rich times of worship, prayer, teaching and learning together. Join us! Everyone is welcome. More information on page 11. Please note the new time and location. Elementary (Kindergarten through 5th Grade) Trinity Learning Center is a popular place with kids, in both corporate worship and smaller individual classroom settings. Kids enjoy examining God’s Word through music, drama, special guests and lots of surprises! 9:30 am Chinese Christian Fellowship - Dr. Leisure Yu, Room M200. Join a group of dedicated Christians with both American and Chinese backgrounds who have a passion for Chinese people. Contact Leisure, [email protected] or (909) 214-2105. 4 May 2015 Pre-registration Has Begun for ASCEND Camp TLC - Registration forms available in TLC Checkin or online. Registration Includes: Camp T-shirt, daily snacks, elective choices, VBS with drama & music, transportation to off-campus venues, and closing celebration! Save your spot with a $50 deposit. ASCEND Camp TLC dates are June 22-26. 8 Full Days 8:00 am-5:00 pm $170 Half Days 8:00 am-1:00 pm 1st- 2nd Graders $100 3rd-5th Graders $110 Limited discounts available with Discount Covenant. King’s Kids - King’s Kids focuses on infants to 12th graders who may need special assistance during any of the three services on Sunday mornings. We want your child with special needs to have complete access to the wonderful learning experiences available at Trinity Church. We also offer a Parents’ Night Out and other fun events. May 3, TLC Staff Appreciation BBQ - TLC volunteers and their families are invited to join us, 1:00-3:00 pm in the TLC parking area, for an afternoon of food, fun and fellowship. No cost. Please RSVP online by May 1. 8 MIDDLE SCHOOL - ELEVATE May 9, TLC Mother/Daughter Tea - Moms and Daughters (Kindergarten through 5th Grade) are invited to come dressed in their tea attire for an afternoon of tea, treats, craft and message, 1:00-3:00 pm in Room M102. $10 for mother and daughter, $2 for each additional daughter. Space is limited. 8 Hylke Hylkema, x123 Do you want to have a great time, talk about real issues and get to know the real God? Then join us! We mix wild fun and relevant content. We want to help Middle School students love God, learn about God’s Word, love each other and share Christ! May 12, Camp TLC Elective & Consent Brochure Pick-Up - This is for prospective campers who have already registered for Camp TLC or would like to register at this location. Pick up at TLC Checkin, 3:00-6:00 pm. Remaining forms will be mailed immediately after the pick-up time closes. Elevate - Not your typical Sunday School class. Great music, Bible study, fun and hanging out with friends make Sunday mornings a blast! And you don’t even have to get up early! Sundays, 11:15 am-12:30 pm in Room M105. Tuesday Night Tribes - Come for some fun stuff like games and hanging out with friends. Then it’s off to small groups where we discuss life issues, the Bible and pray for each other’s needs. Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm in the Worship Center. $10 registration fee for the year. TNT will not meet on May 19. May 26 is small group parties. Contact your leader for details. May 13, Camp TLC Elective & Consent Brochure Drop-Off - Prospective campers who have already registered for Camp TLC can drop off the forms 5:007:00 pm at the TLC Check-in. Payments will also be accepted at this time. After this time, forms may be dropped off in the TLC Office or in the Trinity Church main office during regular business hours. Oasis: DivorceCare for Teens - More details on page 10. May 31, Trinity Super Sitter Graduation - Families are invited to join us for a light breakfast and ceremony honoring the hard work their Super Sitters have accomplished these last 13 weeks, 8:00-9:00 am in Room L203. May 8, Movie Night - Enjoy a free movie with your friends, 7:00-9:00 pm in Room M105. Popcorn will be provided. May 19, Total Chaos - There will be wild inflatables, rockin’ music and unlimited fun, 6:30-8:30 pm in the Worship Center. Don’t miss out! No cost. NEW 20152016 Parental Consent Form required. All incoming 6th graders are invited to join us. May 31, LINK Promotion Celebration - All 4th and 5th Graders are invited to enjoy ice cream sundaes, games and a time to honor our 5th graders before they promote to Elevate, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room L203. Please RSVP online. 8 5 May 26, End of D-groups Party - Gather to celebrate with fellowship and reflection about what God did this year in and through our D-groups, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room M105. Register Now... July 27-31, Summer Camp at Ponderosa Pines Cost is $339 before June 14. $359 after. 8 May 31, Ford Park Picnic - Join us after church for a picnic in the park, 1:00-2:00 pm at Ford Park (behind LA Fitness). Bring your own lunch and a blanket or chair as you choose. Register Now... June 15-19, Summer Camp at Doheny State Beach! Get the Early Bird Price of $120 by registering online before May 11. Price increases to $150 after that. 8 HIGH SCHOOL - KALEO Jim Woolard, x128 pra xis We love High School students, and we consider it a privilege to invest in the lives of students at this exciting and challenging time. In every aspect of our ministry, we strive to provide a safe, purposeful and engaging environment where students can be exposed to the living God and grow in relationship with Him. [prak-sis] Crave - A weekly time for students to be challenged to take the next step in their walk with Christ. Emphasis will be on drawing closer to the Lord and each other through Bible memory, relationship building, serving, and learning how to use their unique gifts. Meets every Sunday morning from 8:00-9:15 am in Room M210. COLLEGE - PRAXIS Hylke Hylkema, x123 “Praxis” is a Greek word that means “our actions - the way we do life.” Praxis College Ministry is all about helping college students find God and then helping them live a life consistent with their beliefs. Throughout the school year, we meet on campus at the University of Redlands. Students from several colleges, universities and community colleges gather to worship in this unique setting. Each week we are challenged to grow in our relationships with Christ and others as we enjoy great worship, Bible teaching, snacks, and conversation. Kaleo Tuesday Nights - Small groups meet on Tuesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room M105. $10 Registration fee for the year. Kaleo will not meet on May 19. Oasis: DivorceCare for Teens - More details on page 10. May 3, Baker’s Run - After second service we will run (or walk) together to Baker’s (663 East Redlands Blvd) for lunch, 1:00-3:00 pm. Meet in to Room M105. Bring $ for lunch. May 19, Graduation Dinner - Families are invited to share in this special time with their graduate, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room M105. All other High School students are encouraged to come as well. $8 per person. Class of 2015 graduates are free. 8 Praxis meets on Wednesdays, 7:30 pm at different homes. View the website for locations. May 30, Jazz & Java - See details on page 7. 6 May 2015 . p SINGLES - CROSSWALK YOUNG ADULTS Ken Pierce, x159 Dave Wilson, x119 We are a welcoming, nurturing community that encourages Christ-centered growth, service and celebration. Single adults of all ages, whether always single or single again, are welcome. We offer an array of monthly activities, weekly small groups and special events. To get connected or for details, call Ken Pierce, x159, or email us at [email protected]. We are a community of single and married Young Adults. Some have kids. Some are grad students, and some are careeroriented professionals. Others of us are just trying to find our place. So we need each other for fellowship, the church for direction and instruction, and a deep faith in Christ to find our way in this world. Singles Facebook - More activities may be posted on Facebook. If you haven’t discovered it yet, visit Crosswalk Singles - Trinity Church on Facebook and “Like Us” to receive updates. Young Adults Small Groups - Meet with other singles, young marrieds and mixed generations to study the Word and share life together. For information, contact Sharon Shurley, (951) 315-8078. The Sacred Search Group Study - What if it’s not about WHO you marry, but WHY? Whether you are single, dating, or engaged, Gary Thomas’ unique perspective on dating will prepare you for a satisfying, spiritually enriching marriage even before you walk down the aisle. Join other singles ages 30-50 for an eye-opening, DVD-based study. Meets Tuesdays through June 9, 6:30-8:30 pm, in Room M201. No cost. RSVP to Ken Pierce, [email protected] or x159. Young Adults Facebook - More activities may be posted on Facebook. If you haven’t discovered it yet, visit Young Adults of Trinity Church on Facebook and “Like Us” to receive updates. May 17, Third Sunday Lunch - Enjoy food, fellowship and fun. We will be meeting the third Sunday of every month at different locations. Join us, 1:00-3:00 pm at the home of Dave & Robin Maupin, 1710 Sarrita Dr, Redlands. A $5 donation for lunch is appreciated. May 29, Stretching Personal Finances - David Maupin will share tips and strategies for stretching personal finances. David is owner and founder of Maupin Financial Services and has worked extensively in the field of financial management since 1985. As an active leader in the local community and abroad, he is known for his charitable generosity, educational leadership, and devotion to many foundations, causes, and missions. Join us 7:00-9:00 pm at David & Robin Maupin’s home, 1710 Saritta Drive, Redlands. No cost. Childcare available with advance request by May 22. Contact Ken Pierce, x159 or [email protected]. May 30, Jazz & Java - Welcoming recent University and College graduates, Young Adults are hosting a casual night of fun with music, delectable desserts and tasty coffee. Connect with young adults, 6:30-9:30 pm in Room M105. 7 May 7, Helping Hands Sewing Ministry - Share your talents the first Thursday of each month, as we create, knit and sew items for various ministry projects and community needs. Join us for any length of time, 10:00 am-4:00 pm in Room M200. For more information, contact Pat Derksen, (909) 797-7270. TMOMs (Trinity Mothers of Munchkins) - Expectant mothers and mothers of newborns to 5-year olds, enjoy a delicious breakfast, interesting speakers and share in stimulating table discussions. Take some time out for yourself and provide great fun for your children. Usually meets two Fridays each month during the school year. May 8 will be our last meeting until Fall. Meets 9:00-11:15 am in Room M105. Fun outings are also planned for moms and kids to enjoy together. Details available at www.trinityonline.org/ TMOMs or contact Jodie Hylkema, jodiehylkema@hotmail. com or (951) 294-0097. 8 i WOMEN OF TRINITY Women’s Ministries, x150 Trinity offers women a variety of ways to connect and serve in Women’s Ministries, regardless of their age or stage in life. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned traveler, you will find each of our ministries to be a safe place to strengthen you in your spiritual journey and in your knowledge of and love for God. Coming this Summer... June 10 and 17, Summer Solitude - Continue to grow in your walk with Christ this summer with the Women of Trinity. Enjoy four weeks of purposeful time unplugging from the noise around you to focus on God’s presence through journaling and memorization of God’s Word. Wednesdays, 10:00-11:30 am in Room M201. No cost. Childcare will be provided. Sign up at Bible Study, Sundays at the Women’s Kiosk, Women’s Ministries, x150 or [email protected] by June 3. Also meets July 1 and 8. Women’s Weekly Bible Study Genesis: Discover Your Roots - Parental favoritism, sibling rivalry, greed, deception. Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph were real people. Learn of God’s power, patience and persistence as he shaped these men to participate in his grand plan of building a nation, and look deeply into how this God is shaping your life. Join us in a time that includes fellowship, food, worship, learning and studying God’s Word and prayer. Enjoy special friendships and encourage others in your small groups. The study concludes May 18 and 20 with an end of year celebration. Register this month... October 16-18, Women of Trinity Beach Camping Retreat - Enjoy the outdoors, fellowship and meet new friends at San Clemente State Beach. Only 48 spaces available. Payment of $55 secures your spot. Registration opens May 10, Sundays at the Woman’s kiosk. Contact Women’s Ministries, x150 or [email protected] for more information. Time: Mondays 6:45-9:00 pm i Wednesdays 8:45-11:30 am i Location: Room M105 (both days) Contact the Women’s Ministries office for more information, x150 or [email protected]. 8 Morning Pray-ers - Read Scripture and pray for Women’s Ministries and Trinity’s needs over coffee, every other Friday, 6:30-7:30 am, off campus. For more information and locations, contact Mary Hall, (951) 295-0306. 8 May 2015 SENIOR ADULTS - FIFTYPLUS Paul Plaxton, x117 MEN’S The second half of life brings many transitions, challenges and joys. Trinity’s FiftyPlus Ministry exists to help those of you in the second half of life find meaning and significance in your work, your relationships, your service and your life in Christ. Philippians 1:6 tells us that “being confident of this, that He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ.” MINISTRIES MEN’S MINISTRIES We invite you to connect with others who are experiencing the blessings of Christ in the Second Half, as we worship, pray, fellowship, serve, and encourage one another. If you need transportation for any of our events, call Paul, x117. Jim Woolard, x128 What incredible experience does God have for a guy like you? It is our desire to help men meet an awesome Savior in Christ, help them work through garbage in their life that holds them back, assist them in growing in Christ, and empower them as they discover how they can use their unique abilities to accomplish the mission God has given them! Volunteers Needed - Be part of someone’s first step toward Christ! Trinity Church is an official Call Center for the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Volunteers are needed to answer phones, input information into the computer, pray or be part of the set-up team. If interested, contact Paul Plaxton, x117, or Chuck Smith at (760) 793-0896. Men’s Small Groups - A small group is 5-10 guys who get together to know each other better and seek to apply the truth from the Bible to their lives. We have small groups meeting every day at various locations around the Inland Empire. See our website for more information. 8 Visitation Team - The first Wednesday of every month, our visitation teams continue to meet with those who are not able to be at church or have other needs that we can help minister to them. If you know of people who would appreciate a visit from one of our teams, please contact Paul Plaxton, x117, or Julie Humphrey, x110. May 15-17, Dad-Kid Campout - Grab the camping gear, bicycles, games, firewood, coffee and Frisbees and join us at Rancho Jurupa Park, in Riverside, for a great weekend under the stars! There will be worship, crazy games, devotionals and great memories created with your kids! Arrive between 4:00-7:00 pm on Friday (eat before you arrive), and the program will conclude at 11:00 am on Sunday. $90 per family, includes shared camp site, four meals and program. Fishing (bring poles, tackle and licenses), bike and boat rentals, and miniature golf available for a fee. 8 May 19, Dinner for High School Graduates FiftyPlus ministries will be participating in this intergenerational event with the Kaleo ministry, our high school students. As the graduating seniors are honored with a meal and a special presentation, we will be helping with the setup and serving of the meal, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room M105. We will have a chance to sit with the graduates and their families, encourage and pray with them for God’s guidance, and show that Trinity Church is supporting them as they go forward with their lives. Paul Plaxton will give a charge to the graduates that evening. Please pray about how you can be a part of this important transition time in their lives. If you would like to make a financial gift to help underwrite the meal, please contact Paul Plaxton, x117 or Jim Wollard, x128. FAMILY MINISTRIES Larry Shoemaker, x135 Trinity Church aspires to be a place where healthy marriages and family life are encouraged, educated and strengthened so that families will be equipped to stand firm and stand out in our 21st century culture. Through support and resources, we seek to help establish and strengthen godly marriages and families that will leave a legacy and be a model for future generations. 9 Nursing Moms Support Group - This group is facilitated by Cristy Harris, a trained counselor through Breastfeeding USA. Their motto is “empowering you through motherto-mother support.” Meets the second Thursday of each month, 10:00-11:00 am, in Room L110. Toddlers welcome. May 21, FiftyPlus Chapel - Enjoy a time of worship, fellowship and special music provided by Bonnie Peterson, 10:00 am-12:15 pm in Room M105. We will hear from guest speaker, Alex Krutov, co-founder of The Harbor, a ministry to emancipated orphans in St. Petersburg, Russia. A Russian-themed luncheon will follow chapel. Please bring $5 for the meal.. GriefShare (Ann Mixon) - This 13-week program focuses on “growing through grief” with others who have lost a loved one through death. You will learn to understand your grief while exploring ways to grow emotionally and spiritually through the process. $20 cost for materials. Meets Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm in Room M210, May 6-July 29. koinonia homeGROUPS DivorceCare (Sandy Tarr) - A 13-week program utilizing a video series in a small group setting that can bring encouragement, hope and healing for people dealing with divorce or separation from a spouse. Issues covered range from anger and depression to financial survival and child care. Participants gather in confidential small groups led by a trained facilitator who has experienced divorce. $20 for materials. No cost to repeat class. Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm, in Room M201. Next session beings September 9. HOME GROUPS Steve Springsted, x115 Home Groups are about Connecting with God and Connecting with people. They are where you will meet new friends, learn and grow in your faith, and be cared for on the journey. The new “Designed by God” study booklets can be picked up on The Plaza on Sunday or in the front office during our regular business hours. To join a small group, visit the Home Group Kiosk on Sundays or contact Julie Humphrey, x110, or [email protected]. Home Groups will break for summer June 7-September 12. DivorceCare for Kids (Tiahna Frankian and Starla Strain) - A specialized group to help children ages 5-12 heal from the hurt caused by the separation or divorce of their parents. Kids make friends who relate to how they feel and what they are going through. Best of all, children learn how God’s love can help turn tears to hope and joy! $15 for materials. Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm, in Room M200. Next session beings September 9. Oasis: DivorceCare for Teens (Starla Strain and Kris Van Sice) - A specialized group to help Middle and High schoolaged kids recover from the grief caused by the separation or divorce of their parents. Kids make friends who relate to how they feel and what they are going through. Best of all, they learn how God’s love can help turn their grief to hope and joy! Tuesdays, 5:30-6:30 pm, in Room L203, through May 12. SUPPORT GROUPS Ken Pierce, x159 Groups meet weekly to address the challenges people face in areas like divorce, sexual integrity, or grief. The material covered is designed to be started at any time in a session, unless otherwise noted. All our groups are confidential, based on Christian principles and practices found in or implied from the Bible, and facilitated by experienced, caring leaders. We are open to all people regardless of church affiliation or faith. Every Man’s Challenge (Bob Blanck) - A safe and confidential on-going small group that may be joined at any time. Tools are offered that can transform relationships and help men find God’s strength to fight the battle against various kinds of sexual temptations (such as infidelity, pornography and lust). Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30 pm, in Room L101. If interested in serving or for more information on the support groups listed, contact Ken Pierce, x159. 10 May 2015 Promised Hope - A ministry that touches the hurting places of a woman’s heart in small, safe, confidential classes that are led by women who are sensitive to the subject matter and/or have journeyed through similar issues. For registration or more information contact Cheri Skubic (909) 633-7194 or Mindy Sames (909) 260-1564. All calls are confidential. May 16, BBQ and 66ers Baseball Game - The Rotary Club of Redlands and the Compact Clubs of our local high schools sponser and join us for this fun evening. Current class members will take a bus from Redlands East Valley High School to the game and back. We will enjoy dinner and rooting the team to victory, 5:00-9:30 pm. Meet and return to REV. Wheelchair mobile persons will be transported by other vehicles. If interested in attending, please RSVP to Kathi McNair (909) 215-0577. Forgiven and Set Free - A 12-week Bible study to help women become free from the bondage of guilt and grief that follows an abortion. You will find the peace of God’s forgiveness and the freedom of forgiving others. Currently gathering interest. May 30, BBQ and Dance at Llama Ranch - Join us as we take a bus to Murrieta and enjoy a full day of fun. Watch the shearing of llamas, meet and pet baby llama, Alexis. Enjoy a BBQ lunch, karaoke and dancing. Meet at the church at 9:00 am, to return at 4:00 pm. No cost. Those with wheelchairs will ride in cars. Please RSVP to Light & Power Ministries, x141. The Path to Sexual Healing - A 12-week Bible study support group for the victim of another’s sexual sin as well as for the one who has committed sexual sin. It is for women who have ever gone their own sexual way and are now ready to go God’s way. Currently gathering interest. L.I.F.E. (Living in Freedom Everyday) - A 28-week group dedicated to helping women who are grieving their mate’s sexual addiction or betrayal. During this healing journey of transformation, you will understand freedom from the bondage of co-dependence and grow in God’s unconditional love and defining truth. Mission MISSION MINISTRIES DISABILITY MINISTRIES Dave Wilson, x119 King’s Kids - Kim Simons, x132 - An outreach initiative of Trinity Learning Center (TLC) and Student Ministries, King’s Kids focuses on infants to 12th graders who may need special assistance during any of the three services on Sunday mornings. Please see Children’s Ministries for a full description of King’s Kids and a list of our events. The Lord has called us to make disciples of all nations. Therefore, people of other cultures and nations are part of our responsibility. We participate in the Great Commission by developing a global outlook, by sending and supporting church members to be involved in planting churches and by supporting strategic ministries. Light & Power - Jeff & Kathi McNair, (909) 215-0577 This class, which provides biblical instruction and includes people with various disabilities to build and empower all in the Christian life, meets Sundays, 9:15-10:45 am, in Room M105. We are currently studying the gospels. Join us for awesome worship, yummy snacks, powerful prayer time and interactive lessons. See Class change below. Upcoming Mission Trips... July 1-13, Bolivia Mission Trip - Support David & Myriam Trott in Cochabama, Bolivia, by serving in a variety of ways. Our activities will depend on the skills of the volunteers. $1,985 per person includes transportation, meals and lodging. To register, contact Team Leader, Martha Daggett (909) 809-9214 or [email protected]. Sign-up by May 10. We Are Growing and On The Move Again Beginning May 3, Light & Power will begin meeting in a new room. Join us in Room M105, 9:15-10:45 am. Everyone is invited to join us for worship, prayer and biblical teaching. 11 August 7-16, Germany Mission Trip - Support Chris & Susan Tweedy in Willingen, Germany, by serving at a conference that provides refreshment and encouragement to other missionaries. Our team will help with various conference aspects such as registration, worship, music, tech support for videos and sound and a variety of other tasks as well as children’s ministries. $2,425 per person includes transportation, meals and lodging. Contact Kim Simons, x132, regarding children’s ministries or Bill Born, x118 for all other. Sign-up by May 15. 8 MICAH HOUSE International Friendship Connection (IFC) - The primary goal of IFC is to open our hearts and homes to international students, and to help them understand God’s love through our hospitality and friendship. These students and scholars need and desire friendships. To learn how you can become involved and partner with our International Ministry Team contact Gordon & Cindy Mellis (909) 7987817, or email [email protected]. Micah House Chapel - Dianna Lawson, (909) 747-7447 Micah House Oxford - Lisa Salas, (909) 747-0319 Literacy Coordinator - Stephanie Deininger, (909) 583-1013 Micah House is a life-changing after-school outreach program for 1st-12th graders. We focus on the spiritual, educational, emotional, and social needs of at-risk, under-served children and youth living on the north side of Redlands. Our staff consists of volunteers from Trinity and the community. For more information, contact us at the numbers above. We are closed on Fridays. Welcome Home Team, A Ministry of Trinity Church to Homeless Families - This team gives the gift of friendship and new beginnings to families who are being re-established in a new home. There are many ways we can contribute to these efforts. More information available online or contact Martha Daggett at [email protected], or (909) 809-9214. One Hour a Week Can Make a Difference - Summer is sneaking up on us! At Micah House, during the school year over ¾ of our daily staff is University of Redlands work study students. When their school year is out for the summer our need for volunteers is greater! This month, we are signing up volunteers for the summer to help out just one hour a week. Our greatest time of need is during our homework hours for grades 1st-5th grades, 2:45-3:45 pm, and 6th grade and up, 4:00-5:00 pm. Please contact one of the Micah Houses directly to sign up to help this summer. There will be no homework about half of the summer which means fun activities for the kids. Volunteers can help with crafts and/or the activities. Our hope is to keep both houses fully staffed and open for the Micah House kids throughout the summer months. It is very important to do this since most of the kids are defined as “at risk and/ or under served.” Both Micah Houses provide a consistent and godly atmosphere for the kids to feel safe and loved in. Cornerstone Food Program - Sally Hazell, (951) 849-6649. Wednesdays, 6:30-8:00 pm, at Cornerstone Compassion Center, 903 E 3rd St, San Bernardino. Kairos Prison Ministry - Eldon Rynders, (909) 5340756. Providing spiritual guidance, fellowship and Bible study to those incarcerated in the Men’s U.S. Penitentiary in Victorville. Activities include: semi-annual 3-day Kairos weekend, monthly reunions and fellowship, and support for spouse and family members of inmates. 12 May 2015 FUENTE DE VIDA Alfredo Rodriguez, (909) 747-1411 www.trinityonline.org/fuentedevida We invite you and your family to be a part of the Trinity Church Hispanic Ministry where faith, hope and love are abundant. Our Sunday Spanish service meets 11:15 am12:30 pm in Room M102. Classes are available for children. Thanks to everybody that made Serve It Up Saturday so special! The new Youth Hope building looks awesome! BAPTISMS We rejoice with the following people who made a public identification with Christ through baptism on Good Friday: Cameron Petinak, Sherry Baro, Kritten Yleah, Caleb Garland, Evelyn Terry, Juan Carlos Pineda, Mercedes Paredes Olga Guerrero, Jacqueline Bernal, Virginia Martínez, Víctor Guerrero, Juan Gonzales. If you would like to learn more about baptism, please contact Rose Orozco, x146. NEW MEMBERS Please join us in welcoming our newest members: Ryan & Katieanne George and Jim & Carole Jackson, Jared & Ruth Bocka and Lorna Pippenger. We look forward to serving the Lord together with you. BIRTHS & ADOPTIONS April 19, Zoe Renee Townsend, 7.5 lbs, 20” born to Jonathan & Melody Townsend. May God bless you and this new addition to your family! IN SYMPATHY Trinity Church would like to express our sympathy to: Pat Tisdale on the passing of her husband, George; Jean Watson and the Larivee family, on the passing of Jean’s daughter and Beth’s sister, Barbara Maenell Watson. May God comfort you at this time. 13 The folks from Light & Power kicked up their heels and danced the night away at the Praire Nights Prom. Over 300 cowboy hats were given away!! We rejoice with those that were baptized! Amazing testimonies were shared, in both English and Spanish, of God’s goodness, faithfulness and grace. What a great day we had celebrating the resurrection of our Lord. Enjoy these photos from our Easter Services. Photos by Greg Schneider 20 15 camp tlc JUNE 22-26 SUMMER DAY CAMP For kids in 1 -5 Grade as of 9.15 st th PRE-REGISTER YOUR CHILD TODAY $50 deposit reserves your spot. Full and half days available. Pricing and details online or at the TLC Check-in. Dad-Kid Campout May 15-17 RANCHO JURUPA PARK, RIVERSIDE Elevate Middle School Summer Camp July27-31 register today!! summercamptwentyFIFteen june 15-19 | doheny state beach $90 PER FAMILY REGISTER ONLINE OR AT THE MEN’S KIOSK register now Sunday Services: 8:00, 9:30 & 11:15 am 1551 Reservoir Road • Redlands, CA 92374 (909) 335-7333 • www.trinityonline.org
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