Exploring ancient and current wisdom is part of every worship experience.
Rev. Jeff Seaton challenges us to ask questions, to know that we all can grow in understanding and compassion.
A copy of the sermon is posted here most Sunday mornings.
Trinity United Church is a holy space for many people.
A place for celebration, music and grieving. A place to be in community.
A place to connect with God.
Youth and children at Trinity engage in creative plays that nurtures their spirit given gifts.
A Christmas play was never so much fun.
Sermon by Linda DeBelser
Good Morning and Welcome to our Journey to Compassion.
My name is Linda, and I am very grateful that Jeff and my fellow service committee have given me this opportunity to speak with you today about Compassion. The Trinity Theological Book Study Group recently studied “Twelve Steps To A Compassionate Life” by Karen Armstrong and as a group, we chose her book as the basis of today’s service. Continue reading →
“Healing From The Heart” workshop on March 10 -12 at Trinity with Mary-Ann Reid as instructor.
For more information please contact Betty Chenoweth at 250-542-2763 email chenb@shaw.ca or Pat Riegel, at 250-275-7674 email pmriegel@shaw.ca.
A book study for Lent, beginning Jan. 31, and running for 10 weeks. We will meet Tuesday mornings at 10 AM in the Chapel. For more information, or to sign up, contact Jeff Seaton. Continue reading →
Trinity Men’s Group is pleased to announce they will be holding a “Men’s Night Out”.
Gather at 5:00 pm, dinner at 5:30 pm, guest speaker after dinner, Thursday February 23, 2012 at Trinity’s Fellowship Hall.
Admission is just $5 or a 5 item donation to the TUC Food Bank (all proceeds to the food bank). ALL men are welcome.
Bulletin Service Mark 1:4-11 Sermon (click to download pdf)
I know you’ve heard this humorous story before, but it fits with today’s theme, so I thought I’d share it again: Continue reading →
The next Theological Book Study begins Thursday, January 26.
Follow the link to a preview of Barbara Brown Taylor’s ‘An Altar in the World‘, the book that was the source for some of the readings at the late Christmas Eve service this year.
For more information, contact Bill Darnell or Lynne Garrod.
Trinity is participating in the Interfaith Bridging Project and everyone is invited to the first public event, the Inter-Faith Cafe. This will feature a keynote speaker followed by ‘Creative Conversation.’ Continue reading →
