Trinity Communion Church

Believe. Belong. Become. At Trinity Communion Church we welcome you to join us in experiencing an ever-growing relationship with God. Watch this video to see who we are and share it with others. We are excited for you and your family to become a part of our family in Jesus Christ!

Sunday, Nov. 1st: Second offering - All Saints Offering - https://mailchi.mp/85227fcec733/november-events-9455650

Every one of us knows disappointment. But do our painful and challenging times need to keep us from seeing the good in life? Join us Sunday at 10am in person or livestream at live.trinitycommunion.org as we wrap up our 5 week series.

TCC youth group serving food tonight with Mobile soup kitchen, Fathers Heart

Pressing In Worship/Prayer

What belongs to us? What belongs to a God? Do you ever struggle with how you might allocate your time, talent, and money? No one wants to think that greed applies to them. But does it? Join us Sunday 10/18 at 10am to drill down on our 4th enemy of gratitude. We look forward to seeing you in person or via livestream at live.trinitycommunion.org

10/14 check in with Christin

10/7 check in with Christin

Entitlement is a problem for all of us. This week we remember that when we loose sight of radical grace we forget who we really are. Join us this Sunday (10/11) at 10am in person or livestream at live.trinitycommunion.org

This week we drill down on our second enemy of gratitude...worry. Together we explore that the way forward is not about having less stress but increased trust during uncertainty. Join us Sunday at 10am in person or livestream at live.trinitycommunion.org

TCC Family, No one can escape the reality that we’re in the middle of a global pandemic. And, if you’re an observer of people, then you’ve probably noticed that it’s taking a toll. He’s what I see. It seems to me that fewer and fewer people appear from the looks of their faces or from their body languageto be happy or joyful. Whether I’m at the grocery store or in a restaurantor even in church I see face after face looking tiredworn outbored or just drained of any e...motion. I’m not immune to this. The response I find myself giving when people ask me how I’m doing is usually that I’m feeling disoriented. And if I’m not carefulif we’re not carefulthen we can get down pretty fast. But it doesn’t have to be this way. This is because there is larger realty than Covid 19 for those who follow in the way of Jesus. We are not alone in these times. Of course we are hoping for an end. We pray for speedy advances in medical treatments such as a vaccinebut our larger hope is still more secure. We as Christians are offered a spiritual face mask and soul reaching vaccine. Fundamentally, we have tools and resources to move though hard seasons in a different way than the world does. The Bible helps us focus on something powerfully important in our lives to help us through the most challenging times and seasons and circumstances. The obvious answer to ALL things is Jesus. It is true Jesus is the answer but I want to be a bit more pragmatic and focus on something specific to help us in these uncertain times. This thing is gratitude. I believe gratitude is so central and so important that I want to orient us over the next 5 weeks in a series titled The Enemies of Gratitude. Given the complexity of the season we’re in and the condition of human hearts, and minds, and emotionsI’m making a pastoral decision to seize the opportunity to focus us on gratitude. And my approach will be to call out those things that get in the way of being grateful. So here are the themes. Week one- The first enemy of gratitude is Nostalgia. We’ll notice how glorifying our past can blind us to present blessings. Week two- The second enemy of gratitude we will face is Worry. Together we’ll explore that gratitude is not about less stress but more trust. Week three- The third enemy of gratitude is entitlement This theme reveals that when we lose sight of radical grace we forgot who we really are. Week four-The fourth enemy of gratitude is greed. Drilling down on this theme will help us recognize that we need to give God what is God’s (i.e., everything) Week Five- The fifth and final theme is disappointment. We’ll wrap things up by recognizing that we can’t let loss keep us from appreciating what is good. I hope you will be blessed over these next five weeks as you join us in person or online at live.trinitycommunion.org. Grace to you, Fr. Eric

Pressing in service

Join us Sundays at 10am in person or livestream at live.trinitycommunion.org Beginning this week (Sept 27th) we embark on a 5 week series titled The Enemies of Gratitude. Our first theme is nostalgia and we will notice how looking back to a previous season, place, or experience could be stealing what is before you today.

We all want life to be fair. But is grace fair? Is generosity fair? Let’s drill down together on these questions as they pertain to Gods Kingdom. Join live steam 10am here live.trinitycommunion.org