Week of October 12, 2014

13. Mexico Home Building Trip
ON THE PATIO TODAY
Friday, January 9-Sunday January 11
Join Trinity as we go to Tijuana for a weekend to build homes
for needy families. This is an impactful way for families to
serve. Register early, as we will only be taking 40 people.
The cost is $600 for adults, $500 for children 12 and under.
Contact Janis at [email protected] for details and application.
ADULT
Men’s Summit
FAMILY
Stop Hunger Now
CONGREGATIONAL LIFE
Fall Festival
Week of October 12, 2014
14. Reporters Needed
Busy but you want to be involved? Looking for a practical way
to serve locally and be a part of Trinity’s important outreach
ministries? Serve as a reporter taking meeting minutes once
a month or every other month at World Mission or Community
Ministry meetings. The commitment isn’t huge, but the service
you give will be! Contact [email protected] for more information.
15. The Prayer Covenant Books
We are currently out of The Prayer Covenant books.
If you are still in need of a copy, they are available
online at theprayercovenant.org or at Amazon.com.
They are also available on Kindle.
Questions? Contact Kelsi Walker, Director of Adult
Ministries at [email protected].
16. MEN’S SUMMIT: “FAITH with GUTS”
October 17-19 at Tahquitz Pines
Rev. Steve Steele focuses on reassessing and reassigning our
personal priorities by aligning them with God’s purposes for
our lives. “To achieve the life we are intended by God will
require every man to have FAITH with GUTS”. Register TODAY
on the patio or online at trinityconnection.com. Questions?
Contact the Adult Discipleship office [email protected]
17. Small Group Leader Gathering
Sunday, October 26 at Noon in room 505
If you are currently leading any type of small group or desire
to in the future, please join us at this lunch. We will be
introducing and discussing our next church-wide small group
series. We believe it is important to gather to pray, learn and
support each other as we continue to build a community of
disciples. Please RSVP to [email protected].
UPCOMING SPEAKERS
Prime Time TLC (Tuesday Lunch Club), October 14 at 11am
Hanan Yaqub
Adult Sunday School Class Schedule for October 19
8:50am:
Kings Class (Munzing Hall) Joanna Mell, Sing Praises to God with the Harp
9:00am:
Good News in a Time of Trouble: The Gospel of Mark
(Rm. 505 AB) with Dr. Jerry Camery-Hoggatt Listening to God (Prayer Rm.) Praying the Scriptures
Fellowship, Praise and Prayer
Meets on the 1st Sunday of the month
10:40am: Encouragers (Rm. 501)
Prayer Covenant Anchor Group Study
New Horizons Bible Study (Rm. 502)
Trusting God: Even When Life Hurts, by Jerry Bridges
Scan this QR code with your smart phone to
visit our web site. www.trinityconnection.com
Special Music for Reformation Sunday:
A Hymn-Sing for Congregation, Choir & Orchestra
Hymns Triumphant
Sunday, October 26
Sanctuary services
9:00 a.m. & 10:40 a.m.
NOTE: Live sermon in Fellowship Hall Service only.
(The music is the message in the Sanctuary services
on this special morning; but be sure to catch up on
Pastor Doug’s sermon on the website!)
Pick up a copy of the Explore brochure for more events and
information.
Visit Doug’s blog::
http://trinityconnection.com/category/on-my-heart/
Follow us on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/TrinityChurchSantaAna
18. Save the Date
Marriage Date Night–Saturday, November 15
“Emotionally Intimate Marriages” with guest speakers,
Dr. Chris and Alisa Grace
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1. A New Season for Associate Pastor
Rachel Hamburger It is with a deep sense of
sadness that we write to inform you that Rachel
Hamburger, our Associate Pastor of six years, has
chosen to resign. Her letter explaining her decision
was mailed to the congregation this week. In it Rachel wrote,
“It is surely with mixed emotions that I have resigned my position
as Associate Pastor here at Trinity. With a number of changes in
my life and health over the past few years, I have realized in
recent months a need and call to focus more fully in my area of
giftedness, of care giving for individuals and families in times of
joy, transition and loss. This will most likely be in a context that is
not so remarkably busy and demanding programmatically as
Trinity.” We are so thankful for the fruitful ministry of care Rachel
provided for Trinity and will miss her very much. She will continue
with us until November 21st. Watch for details about celebrating
her ministry with us.
2. Contributions Toward Settlement Expenses
On Friday, September 26, Trinity was officially dismissed from
the Presbyterian Church (USA) to a new denomination ECO: A
Covenant Order of Evangelical Presbyterians with our property.
Trinity’s total cost for dismissal is $1,711,000, plus an additional
$255,000 or so in ONE TIME transitional costs for moving to ECO.
We are asking our church family to prayerfully consider what their
contribution to this need will be. A formal pledge campaign will
kick off early in 2015, but contributions can be made at any time
before the formal campaign begins. If you wish to give now,
please make your check payable to Trinity United Presbyterian
Church and designate “For Settlement Expenses.” Thank you!
5. TLC: PrimeTime
Every Tuesday from 11am-1pm in Fellowship Hall
You may have seen some of our over 50 year olds wearing
bright buttons which say “I AM!” If you are over 50, come join
us for what will be a very delightful part of your week―an
engaging speaker, a delicious lunch, and warm fellowship with
others from Trinity. For more information call
Steve & Sue Maurath 714.731.1132.
6. Friday Night Live
Friday, October 17 at 6:30pm in Fellowship Hall
Be a blessing, come and serve those who have developmental
disabilities. For more info contact Jeanne Poucher
[email protected].
FREE FLU SHOTS!
Tuesday, October 14
10am-2:30pm in 500 B/C
Sunday, October 19
10am-12pm in SCC
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Saturday, October 25 from 3-6pm
Carnival games, crafts, bounce house, pony rides, petting zoo,
rock climbing wall, cake walk, trunk-or-treat, hay rides,
food – and so much more! It’s great FREE fun for the entire
family. Bring your friends and neighbors. Everyone is invited to
wear a costume. The entire congregation is part of this event and
we need LOTS of ministry partners to help. Make sure to sign up
on the patio and be a part of it! Contact Fiona Huertas,
[email protected], 714.454.8026 for more information.
4. Support Groups this week—
NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Tonight at 6:30pm
Caregivers, Monday, October 13, 3:30pm
Truth and Grace, Monday, October 13, 7pm
GriefShare, Wednesday, October 15, 3:30pm
For more details about support groups contact Nancy at
[email protected] or 714.505.6254 x123.
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For more details contact Chris Watkins—
714.505.6254 x117 or [email protected]
“3P” Pancakes, Prayer & Praise-Wednesday, October 15 at
Jeff Wagner’s home. Call for directions.
9. Family FUSION
Tuesdays, October 14, 21, & 28
3 weeks of connection and empowerment for the ENTIRE
family! 5:45pm-8pm, includes dinner, for $5 per person, kids
and adults. Each night is a stand-alone event. Wk#1: Critical
Boundaries for Media and Technology, Wk#2: Taste Worship
with Peter Eide, Wk#3 What Should I Feed My Time Starved
Kids? You will eat together as a family, then break out into fully
programed events for adults, and kids, baby through 6th grade,
regular EPIC for Jr Hi, and serving for High School.
PLEASE register in advance on Sunday’s on the patio or
week days in the office, M-F, 9-5pm.
10. One Great Hour of Sharing Offering
Consult your doctor
Not allergic to EGGS OR THIMEROSAL
(the preservative in contact solution)
No history of Gullian Barre Syndrome
Not currently ill nor have a fever
Must be 9 years old
Call Nancy Amo RN for more info. 714.505.6254 x123
3. Fall Festival
8. Jr. High—
7. Early Childhood & Elementary—
For more details contact Caroline Elias–
714.505.6254 x111 or [email protected]
Halloween Preschool Play Day
Thursday, October 30 from 9:30-11:30am
Join us in Munzing Hall for a morning of fun with friends,
crafts, stories, pumpkins, and a campus wide trick-or-treat.
For kids ages 2-5yrs. $10 per family. Register with
Stephanie Curry, [email protected].
Stop Hunger Now Meal Packing
Saturday, November 1 from 9am-5pm
Sign up today on the patio for our annual Stop Hunger Now
meal packing event. This is a great chance to show our
thankfulness to God by helping children in need with life-giving
food. We’ll be collecting loose change all month long as well—
look for the giant soup pot Sunday mornings, and your change
can help us change the world! Contact Caroline for more
information, [email protected] or 714.505.6254 x111.
Those suffering in the humanitarian crisis in the
Northern Iraq continue to need our prayers as well
as our finances. Our OGHS offering will help the
persecuted in Iraq through our trusted mission
partners, World Vision and The Outreach Foundation.
It’s never too late to pray (use the Compassion Prayer Guide
available on Trinity’s website), and it’s not too late to give.
Just write “OGHS” on the memo line of your check or give
on-line on the Trinity website Giving page.
11. Documentary Viewing – “Sold: Fighting the
New Global Slave Trade”
Sunday, October 12 @ 4:00-6:00pm, room 505
Filmed in India, this movie intertwines the stories of three
courageous people who defy death threats, carry out daring
rescues and challenge powerful interests in the battle to end
slavery in the 21st century. Come view and discuss the movie
with us―SOLD will make you applaud, it will make you want
to do something.
12. Hosts Needed!
Afrizo, a singing group from Daystar University in Nairobi, will
be performing at Trinity on November 9. Would you be willing
to host one or two of these young adults for one night
(November 8) in your home? Contact Janis at
[email protected] for more information.
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