WORSHIP

TIMES & STYLE

Worship on Sundays: 8:30 – NINE:50 – 11:00 Three vibrant and dynamic worship services are offered each Sunday morning which includes great music, relevant preaching, multi-media presentations and an experience that combines traditional practices with a contemporary feel.

Blended worship at 8:30 and 11:00.  The 8:30 service features the Trinity Folk Choir and the 11:00 service is led by the Chancel Choir, but worship often include, the adult bell choir, a brass choir (Trinity Power Company), Rejoice Choir (Children) or the Men’s Chorus. Both services incorporate current technology with traditional music and practices. A children’s time is offered each week.

nine50…service features contemporary Christian led music by The NINE:50 Worship Band.  This mid-morning worship is about 50-55 minutes long and incorporates quality music, casual atmosphere, interactive scriptures, relevant messages, heart-felt prayer and weekly communion.

Fellowship times are between services.  We’ll have coffee, donuts and assortment of healthy snacks.  Come for the refreshment and stay for the great fellowship time.

The Sunday worship bulletin is uploaded by Thursday 5:00pm.

NURSERY

As you enter the building through the southeast main entrance, you will find the nursery to your right.  Greeters will be available to answer any questions that you may have. The nursery is available from 8:15 until the final worship service is completed.

COMMUNION

Communion is traditionally served on the first Sunday of each month at 8:30 and 11:00 worship but may be moved to reflect the beginning of the Christian seasons.  Communion is served weekly at the NINE:50 Worship. The United Methodist Church has an open table which means everyone is welcome to participate.  You will be given clear instructions during worship on receiving communion.

SERMONS

Worship Services – 8:30, NINE:50 and 11:00 AM
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January 20 – “War Stories”


In Paul’s second letter to Timothy he writes, “All Scripture is inspired by God.” The writer actually creates a new word which literally means God breathes out. The language is rooted in the imagery of the divine breath that like the wind blows wherever it pleases. It is that mysterious Spirit of God that intersects with our spirit through a collection of stories found in our scriptures.

In January we will begin a quest to better understand our scriptures and how they are meant to be read. Based on a book by Rachel Held Evans, we will journey through eight different types of stories found in our scriptures. What you will discover is that the Bible is a living, breathing, captivating and confounding book that has the power to inspire and change both our lives and the world.

WORSHIP BULLETIN

Deadline to include information in the next bulletin is Monday, January 21 @ midnight. To include information in the bulletin use the Contact Us page and choose "Office".

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICE

Streaming worship service at 8:30, NINE:50 or 11:00.