Pastor's Corner Reflections on My First Year As Transitional Pastor of Trinity I started my work as a transitional pastor at Trinity on February 16, 2025, and so I am coming up on my first year anniversary in that role . I thought I would use my space in our monthly newsletter to reflect on my first year with you. It has been such a delight for me over this past year to get to know you better as a congregation and as individuals. What a great group of people gather at Trinity

Pastor's Corner Happy New Year! For Trinity, the start of the new year is a good time to review the mission of our church, which has been summarized in our 2025 Mission Study: Trinity will continue to offer weekly worship, as well as other activities which help nurture the Christian faith of its members, regular attenders and visitors. Trinity will continue to provide thoughtful learning and study opportunities through classes, groups, book studies, library, retreats and spec

Transitional Pastor's Note "…waiting, anticipating, expectant people of faith.” On the church calendar in December of each year is the church season of Advent.   Advent comes from the Latin word “advenire” , meaning “to come”  or “the coming.” For the Church, then, Advent is the time of year we focus on the coming of Christ into the world–past, present and future. At Advent we remember Jesus coming into the world in the past the first time over 2,000 years ago in Bethlehem as