TRINITY LUTHERAN’S NEWSLETTER
FROM REV. DIANE KRAUSZER
10355 E. Palmer-Wasilla Hwy.
907-745-0726 | Fax: 907-745-0526
www.trinitylutheranak.org
GOD’S WORK, OUR HANDS:
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¡Bienvenido a la Trinity Lutheran Church!
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DEVOTION: PSALM 130:1-8
Have you ever experienced "the depths?" In life's journeys, we often feel
desperately lost in places and circumstances we never imagined or which are not of
our own choosing. Alternatively, perhaps we make poor decisions or take sinful
actions that result in painful, broken relationships and a sense of desolation.
Oppressed by our burden of regrets, we may feel hopeless.
The psalmist, too, had fallen into this pit of despair. However, the psalmist
remembered that God seeks to reconcile. He cried out to God and awaited a
forgiven, redeemed relationship with God. The psalmist experienced hope. Then he
appealed to his co-travelers and reminded them of God's loving forgiveness and
redemptive reconciliation. He shared the message of hope.
Are you in despair's depths? God seeks to reconcile with you. God hears your cries.
God forgives you. Once freed from your depths, could you share the hope-filled
message of God's love with a despairing co-traveler?
Gracious God, we exalt you for the unmerited love and reconciliation you impart.
We implore you to answer our cries; forgive our failure to trust you and our
actions that cause our despair. Show us with whom we can share a message of
hope. Amen.
Luther Seminary
LETTER FROM RUTH &
DOUG
Ruth and Doug Wacker are moving back
to Houston, Texas. Doug has taken a
position with a prosthetic company in the
Texas Medical Center. They are very
excited about moving back to where they
both grew up and to see old friends again.
Ruth continues to improve, having just
celebrated her two year anniversary of
her accident. We think of Alaska often
and how much fun we had. God bless you
all, Doug and Ruth Wacker.
DIRECTORY UPDATES
The directory is up to date.
OFFICE RENTALS
We currently have all rental space
occupied.
WORSHIP & MUSIC
Hi,
I‟m planning a Worship and Music
Committee meeting following worship on
Sunday the 7th
. We‟ll plan to get together
at about 12:00. We need to complete
planning for Worship in the Park, and to
plan for some of the Sundays we‟ll need
to cover over the summer while Pastor
Diane is away. Thanks so much!!
Peace and Love,
Deb
BIBLE VERSE
Joyful are those who have the God of
Israel as their helper, whose hope is in the
Lord their God.
-Ps. 146:5
LEARNING AND FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
AT TRINITY
Gathered The 10:00 a.m. Wednesday morning Bible study is held in the Trinity Room.
The participants are using the Women of the ELCA‟s award-winning magazine
Gathered as the basis of its weekly study. The Bible study is prepared by women from
throughout the ELCA and accompanied by articles and stories that uphold and
strengthen faith. Come and join in the learning and the fellowship. Call Phyllis
Gielarowski for more information at 745-6703. (Resuming in September.)
Bible Study Join the Monday night group at 7:00 p.m. in the Trinity Room as they
study the book of Mark. Call Janet Jacob for more information at 745-4163.
The Men’s Breakfast Group meets faithfully every Wednesday morning at 8:00 a.m.
in the Trinity Room. After a delicious breakfast, they read and discuss the scripture for
the coming Sunday. The conversation is lively and intense. For more information, call
Glenn Jacob at 745-4163.
Bibles and Bagels Join Sunday school for all ages at 9:00 a.m. in the Trinity Room.
Come for one session, come for all. For more information, contact Jan Walton at 746-
1242.
In Stitches Come share your love of sewing, knitting, crocheting, quilting, and any
other crafts with our fine group of knit wits. On Wednesdays at 11:00 a.m. in the
Trinity Room. For more information, call Phyllis Gielarowski at 745-6703.
COUNCIL MEMBERS
President Richard Clinch 376-6142
Vice President Betty Hein 357-7462
Treasurer Pat Kilmain 745-2365
Secretary Mary Brothers 841-4862
Worship Deb Till 746-1637
Stewardship Glenn Jacob 354-6105
Education Jan Walton 746-1242
Outreach Rhonda D‟Aigle 373-3183
Property Mgmt. Dana Tesch 717-8499
Reverend Diane Krauszer 354-3944
Admin Micaela Wedge 745-0726
CDC Jana Moser 746-0974
Health/Wellness Richard Clinch RN 376-6142
Synod Assembly Paul Krauszer 357-7714
Synod Assembly Gail Clinch 376-6124
Synod Ass. Alternate Phyllis Gielarowski 745-6703
3- Cathy Hart
4- Jeremy Wedge
9- Shirley Berg
11- Jennie & Barrett Barge*
15- Glenn & Janet Jacob*
17- David Lundin
19- Mike Sherman
24- Joel & Cathy Moorman
28- Olivia Lundin
30- McKenzie Anselm
WORSHIP HELPERS
Lynn Anselm
Margaret Baldwin
Deb Burlinski
Rhonda D‟Aigle
Frank & Rosie Gamboa
Phyllis Gielarowski
Cathy Moorman
Mike and Dorothy Sherman
Till Family
Tabitha Winkleblack
If you are not on a team and you would
like to serve, please contact the church.
TRINITY SINGERS
Gail and Richard Clinch
Rhonda D‟Aigle-Pianist
Janet and Glenn Jacob
Paul and Diane Krauszer
Jana Moser
Joyce Lund- Pianist
Stan and Shirley Platt
Jill St. Germain
Dana Tesch
Deb Till
Jan Walton
If you would like to be a part of the
Trinity singers, please see Pastor Diane.
TRINITY SINGERS
Gail and Richard Clinch
Rhonda D‟Aigle-Pianist
Janet and Glenn Jacob
Paul and Diane Krauszer
Jana Moser
Joyce Lund- Pianist
Stan and Shirley Platt
Jill St. Germain
Dana Tesch
Deb Till
Jan Walton
If you would like to be a part of the
Trinity singers, please see Pastor Diane.
SYNOD NEWS
If you would like to get the synod news sent
directly to your inbox, please let
[email protected] know.
SYNOD NEWS
If you would like to get the synod news sent
directly to your inbox, please let
[email protected] know.
HELPING ONE ANOTHER
Please be aware that we have a number of
people who have problems with breathing.
One way that we can help them breathe more
comfortably is by eliminating the fragrances
we wear.
HELPING ONE ANOTHER
Please be aware that we have a number of
people who have problems with breathing.
One way that we can help them breathe more
comfortably is by eliminating the fragrances
we wear.
NEWSLETTER ARTICLE-JAN WALTON Christian Education:
As we begin this time of Pentecost, spend time with your family or alone, reading
and reflecting on these lectionary readings. They can be read before or after
Sunday.
June 7, Pentecost 2
Gen 3:8-15 The First Sm. and its Punishment
Ps. 130 A Prayer for Help
2 Cor. 4: 13-5:1 Living by Faith
Mark 3:20-35 Jesus‟ Mother and Brothers
June 14, Pentecost 3
Ezek. 17:22-24 Israel Exalted at Last
Ps. 92:1-4,12-15 Sing Praises to the Lord
2 Cor. 5:6-17 Friendship with God through Christ
Mark 4: 26-34 Parable of the Growing Seed
June 21, Pentecost 4
Job 38: 1-11 The Lord Answers Job
Ps. 107:1-3, 23-32 The Lord is Good to His people
2 Cor. 6:1-13 Open Your Hearts
Mark 4:35-41 Jesus Calms a Storm
June 28, Pentecost 5
Lam 3:22-33 Punishment, Repentance, and Hope
Ps. 104:24-35, 35b God the Creator and Provider
Ps. 30 A Prayer of Thanks
2 Cor. 8:7-15 Generous Giving
Mark 5:21-43 A Dying Girl and a Sick woman
July 5, Pentecost 6
Ezek. 2:1-5 The Lord Chooses Ezekiel
Ps. 123 A Prayer for Mercy
2 Cor. 12:2-10 Paul‟s Visions form the Lord
Mark 6:1-13 Jesus is Rejected at Nazareth
BUILDING FUNDS
Thanks to everyone for keeping our general offerings up to the budgeted level.
My message today concerns the building, which is of course a ministry of the church. Over
the past 6 months or so we have lost 2 tenants, and over $1,500/month in rents. Both these
spaces are atypical and so difficult to re-rent (although Alzheimer's did take part of one). In
August we have a property tax payment of about $5,000. I am asking for you to consider
an additional offering to help with this payment. If you can help, please mark your check
as a property tax donation. Thank you.
Pat
DEVOTIONS
3 month devotion books are always available.
You may pick one up in the Fellowship Hall or
the sanctuary. There are also Gather magazines
in the Fellowship Hall for reading.
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Love is learned early at the Trinity Lutheran Child Development Center.
Children learn many things from watching the adults around them. When
they begin their learning years at the Trinity Lutheran Church Child
Development Center, they learn to care.
Here, each day, your children will see eager examples of open hearts and
helping hands as our staff members live out their Christian commitment to
serve.
Our whole staff is always happy to get to know the children as individuals
and to encourage them to share their thoughts and interests. We know and
show that every little learner is a valued part of our schoolroom
community.
We also show the children how very much they matter to the larger
community. They visit the fire station and see people and equipment
standing ready to keep them safe. They visit the church‟s community
garden and see that they can help provide food for all. Inside the school
and all around town, the children see caring examples, and learn the value
of generous hearts and of service.
Our preschool offers classes for 3-4 year olds and 4-5 year olds. For more
information, call any of the following staff at 745-LOVE (5683).
Melanie Shaw- Teacher
Jennifer Horacek- Teacher
Jana Moser- Director
You may also call the church office at 745-0726 or visit
trinitylutheranak.org/preschool.
¡Bienvenido a la Trinity Lutheran Child Development Center!
CDC PRESCHOOL
CDC PRESCHOOL
BOOKS & CD’S
There is a bookshelf outside the church
office in the Fellowship Hall. If you see any
books or CDs that you would like, feel free
to borrow and return them, or leave books for
other people to borrow.
BOOKS & CD’S
There is a bookshelf outside the church
office in the Fellowship Hall. If you see any
books or CDs that you would like, feel free
to borrow and return them, or leave books for
other people to borrow.
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TLC BOXES
We have extra TLC boxes in the Fellowship
Hall. If you do not have a box and would like
one, let us know. Or, if you have a box and do
not wish to have one, let us know, too.
TLC BOXES
We have extra TLC boxes in the Fellowship
Hall. If you do not have a box and would like
one, let us know. Or, if you have a box and do
not wish to have one, let us know, too.
THE DIRECTORY
Do we have all your current information in our
directory?
Mailing & physical address
Phone numbers
Birthday
Anniversary
Have you signed the photo permission form?
The deadline for the July newsletter is June
26th
. Please send your information to
LETTER FROM GOOD
SHEPERD LUTHERAN
Dear Trinity Lutheran Members,
Thank you for your assistance with Good
Shepherd's hosting the Alaska Synod Assembly
in April. Your donation and volunteer work to
provide a meal for the Assembly was very
much appreciated.
The entire event was successful and wonderful
experience for the participants. We could not
have done as well with your help.
God‟s blessings to all of you.
Sincerely,
Linda Myers- Steele
Coordinator
PARADE FLOAT
TLC is planning a float, with a 'garden' theme,
for the Colony Day Parade scheduled for June
13th. If interested in riding on the float
(looking for a willing TEENAGER to be
included); providing a vegetable
(potatoes/carrots/onions/celery/cucumbers/toma
toes/peppers/lettuce/chard/etc.) for person to
hold while seated on a bale; lend garden tools to
lean against the bales; lend vegetable PLANTS
for around the edge of the float, please let
Shirley Platt know ASAP.
Parade participants are asked to wear the
CHURCH SHIRTS, black (or dark) bottoms,
and garden gloves, (garden hat and sunglasses,
if you like).
Please contact Shirley Platt by text,
email [email protected], or 541-661-
4257.
There is a sign-up sheet in the Fellowship Hall
if you‟d like to be a part of the TLC parade
float on June 13.
TLC COMMUNITY GARDEN
Peas, carrots, squash, beets, potatoes, cabbage, kale, there are so many different
vegetables we can grow in our TLC community garden to share with others.
There are still raised beds and in the ground plots available for you or a
neighbor to plant with food. We are looking for someone to plant a row of
potatoes for Family Promise to distribute this fall to the families who come to
them for help. Please speak to Pastor Diane if you are interested in doing this.
This year we received a generous grant from Thrivent that allowed us to
purchase two rototillers to use in the garden. (See the pictures of Dana, Paul
and Wayne working to prepare the soil.) Will Walton, Dana, Paul and Wayne
also built 6 new raised beds this spring. Rory Gielarowski helped fill them with
soil. Our TLC community garden takes a community to prepare, plant, harvest
and distribute. It is fun to grow your own food. Come and be a part! It takes a
community of volunteers to grow a garden and to feed a community.
We have additional space to offer to neighbors, friends or a person who just
wants to grow their own food. Flyers advertising the garden have been posted
in the Palmer Food Pantry and Family Promise. (Please pick one up from the
church office if you have a place to post one.) Tell people about the garden.
Walk over and visit the garden if you have not already done so. Volunteer to
help water, weed and harvest the garden.
Many people benefited from the garden last year. For six Wednesdays we
harvested vegetables and brought them to the Palmer Food Bank for
distribution. The potatoes we grew and harvested last September on a “God‟s
Work, Our Hands” Sunday were distributed through the Eklutna tribal council.
We hope to expand our outreach this year. This is an ongoing ministry of
Trinity Lutheran Church. Come and be a part!
Peace,
Pastor Diane
ACCEPTING GOD’S RESOURCES
LUKE 14:25-35
Whether building a tower or building a life, it is important to first consider
the cost. One interpretation of this parable focuses on knowing how much
the tower will cost before starting to build. The necessary resources can be
determined. The cost for building a tower is concrete and measurable.
The cost of following Jesus is more than any building. For followers of
the living God, Jesus must take the primary place that supercedes other
family, friends, dreams and ambitions. The demands of carrying the cross
of Christ are dear. The cost of discipleship is great - "none of you can
become my disciple if you do not give up all your possession".
I recall working with a congregation on a building appeal. Some members
had a clear vision of what God was calling this congregation to do in
ministry. These members were willing to take a step in faith. Some members
would not support breaking ground until every cost detail was worked out
and the money for the whole project was in the bank. These members could
only see the limited financial resources available the membership.
This congregation did not ask members to give up all their possessions.
However, the leaders did ask each member to prayerfully consider a faith
commitment with some financial sacrifice. The leaders did ask members to
explore creative ways to make a new facility for ministry possible. This
invitation led one member to donate the heating and air conditioning
equipment valued at more than $250,000. By the end of the appeal, the
majority of members had made a contribution and God's work was alive in
new ways.
As faithful stewards this parable gives us hope in two ways. First, God will
provide. God has the resources to build both towers and lives. And, when
we are called to undertake a task for mission, it is God who will provide the
resources. An appropriate question may be, "Are we willing to receive what
God has to offer us?"
Second, it is freeing to know that everything belongs to God. We came into
this world with nothing and will leave with nothing. As a disciple and
steward, we are called to be faithful with what God has entrusted to us. It is
not about collecting our own resources so that we can have what is needed,
but accepting God what provides and using it for God's work.
Let us pray: 0, God, we've wasted, we've complained, we've grumbled.
We've misused our resources, we've confused our needs with our wants.
For these sins Father, forgive us. Help us reset our priorities according to
your will. Amen.
Ventures Stewardship Devotions
GARDEN SALE
There will be a garden sale at Trinity June 6. If you have an interest in this
garden sale, see Janet Jacob for all the details.
HOSPICE CARE SERVICES
Receiving the medical care you need
doesn‟t have to mean leaving your home
or resident. You can receive the care you
need from trusted health care
professionals in your own community
with Hospice Care Services.
Hospice Care Services are personalized to
specific needs of the patient and their
family. Patient and doctor become part of
the interdisciplinary team of nurses,
hospice aids, volunteers, social workers,
and clergy who focus care on quality of
life.
If you feel that you or someone you love
could benefit from Hospice Care Services
or if you have a question about Hospice
Care Services, please call us. 907-352-
4800.
MAT-SU GRIEF SUPPORT
GROUP
It is our belief that since the loss of a
loved one is a life- altering experience,
you can learn different methods to cope
with challenging situations. Everyone
grieves differently.
This weekly Thursday meeting is held in
the sanctuary from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30
p.m.
Contact Karl or Joyce Lund (907-373-
0842) or Mary Brothers (907-841-4862)
for additional information.
CHURCH JOKES
At the evening service tonight, the sermon
topic will be „What is Hell?‟ Come early
and listen to choir practice.
Please place your donation in the envelope
along with a deceased person you want
remembered.
The church will host an evening of fine
dining, super entertainment, and gracious
hostility.
NEWSLETTER ARTICLE FROM LUTHERAN
SOCIAL SERVICES OF ALASKA
Summer is upon us. Children are out of school for summer break, and as
always we see an increased number of households coming through our food
pantry. This year we are also facing a decrease in government commodities
so this leaves us depending more on food donations and purchases to serve
all those who are in need. In the summer kid friendly foods are needed such
as cereal, peanut butter, jelly and canned fruit. Other items like boxed meals,
pasta ,spaghetti sauce/noodles, and canned protein meats like tuna, chicken or
spam are popular picks from our client choice shelves.
With the increased number of households served in the Food Pantry we are
also in need of volunteers. We are really needing help on Wednesday
evenings from 4:30 to 7pm. We can also use help on Tuesday, Wednesday
or Thursday 's from 1pm to 4pm.
The HUGSS (Help Us Give School Supplies) and Coats for Kids program
will be split into two separate events this year due to the renovation of the
Sullivan Arena. HUGSS distribution of backpacks and school supplies will
be on Tuesday, August 11th at East High School. Coats for Kids will be on
Saturday, September 26th at the Salvation Army Gym located on their C
Street campus. Volunteer opportunities for HUGSS will be available for set-
up on Monday, August 10th and on Tuesday, August 11th for distribution.
Also volunteers will be needed for distribution of coats on Saturday,
September 26th. Between now and distribution we need help with school
supplies and donation of new and gently used coats. We also have a need for
adult sized coats. You drop off any coats at the Fireweed Cleaners on
Fireweed and school supplies at LSSA office.
If any Thrivent Member would like us to help you apply for the $250.00 mini
grants that could be used for a food drive, shop for school supplies for
HUGSS or purchase a warm winter coats for children who need them. Please
give Sue Freie a call (272-0643) at the LSSA office and we would be happy
to help you write a grant. All Thrivent Members can write two grants per
year. Associate Members can write for one grant per year.
Blessings,
Alan Budahl
Executive Director
PICTURES FROM NEXT STEP’S
TRANSITION PARTY (people who
transitioned were, Cole, Ashley, and
Jason)
GRADUATES OF 2015
We had two people from church graduate this
year, Mitch D‟Aigle and Twanda Routt. We hope
they enjoy the new life ahead of them. Below,
you can see plans, hopes, and dreams for next
year.
Mitchell D'Aigle graduated from Colony H.S. on
May 13, and is registered to start at UAA
(Anchorage) this fall in "Process Technology."
He was able to attend the Technical high school
1st period the last semester in the "process tech"
program, thanks to his favorite teacher at Colony,
who has been a great mentor for him!!
ORGANIC MEALS
One of our In-home Workers has been
hospitalized for a couple of weeks due to
complex health issues and is likely to be for at
least another few weeks, if not longer. She is a
young mom whose husband is in the military.
They are far from family to help. They have
three kids between the ages of 12 and 2. Her
husband is doing an incredible job of keeping up
with work, kids, and visiting his wife but he is
very stretched and they would much appreciate
some meals. The only dietary restrictions is *“as
organic and/or healthy as possible” due to health
concerns. Anyone who is willing/able to prepare
a meal can drop it off to me here at work/church
or put it in the church fridge or freezer and I will
coordinate with them for pick-up. Thank you in
advance to anyone who is able to help!
Jennifer Charvet
*If you need ideas for organic meals, watch
Recipe Rehab every Saturday at 4:30 p.m. on
CBS, watch anytime on
www.cbsdreamteam.com/recipe-rehab/, or get the
recipes from www.reciperehab.com/tvshow.
THE KUWAA MISSION PRAYER LETTER
Resurrection Hope!
At this Easter season I am reminded that as God‟s people in Christ Jesus we are
a people of HOPE. And hope is what the Kuwaa Mission brings to the people
of the Kuwaa villages in Liberia. Through projects funded by your generosity
we are able to continue the vital work of building bridges, digging wells,
constructing medical clinics and sharing the Good News through Vacation
Bible School with the Kuwaa village children. Thank you for your continued
support of this important work. We are grateful for your generosity and
encouragement.
Ways you can support the Kuwaa Mission this Spring…
Kids4Kuwaa Noisy Offerings
Have you held a Noisy Offering in your congregation? At St. Mark Lutheran
Church in Anchorage, Alaska we collect a loose-coin offering on the every
5th Sunday (4 per year) for the Kuwaa Mission. Children collect these
offerings during our regular offering time in metal paint cans. The
congregation is encouraged to “make a lot of noise” as the cans are passed and
coins are contributed. Of course we accept “quiet” money too. In this way in
2014 we were able to raise over $1000 for the mission and we are confident
this year we will raise even more.
Noisy offering are also great for VBS and Sunday school. Kids love giving and
collecting the “noisy” coin offerings and are proud to contribute to the mission
that makes it possible for the Kuwaa children to have safe drinking water and
access to medical care.
Won‟t you try a Noisy Offering in your congregation?
Buy a Print
We are offering two beautiful prints for sale by well-known artist Marilyn Beth
Hughes, previously of Billings, MT. Ms. Hughes has paintings in many places
around Billings, including the Yellowstone Art Museum.
Prints are high quality (geclee). Neither are framed. They are all numbered
and sell for $75 each. Normal shipping is $9.99.
You may order prints by contacting board chair.
As we mentioned in last month‟s newsletter, a friend of the Kuwaa Mission
donated $6000 for bridge building/rebuilding work. We need to raise another
$6000 to complete the project. These bridges are of log and plank construction
and are vital for the transportation of well building materials and other supplies
up country. Of the 16 Kuwaa villages, only 3 have motor road access. The
others are accessible only by foot or motorbike which require bridges also.
Please consider helping us raise the $6000 needed to complete the bridge
project this year. Thank you for your generous support of the Kuwaa Mission
as together we share Christ‟s love with the Kuwaa through our water, medical
and school projects.
Gracious God, In this season of new life, hope and joy may we remember those
whose daily lives are difficult and challenging. For the people of Kuwaa, may
we continue to find ways to lift their burdens and restore hope and joy to their
lives through our gifts of time, talent and labor.
In the name of our Risen Savior, Christ the Lord. AMEN.
Do you know why sin is such a bad thing? God is holy. That means He is perfect and good. Because He is holy, He cannot let us do wrong without punishing us. If we sin against Him we deserve to be punished. Hundreds of years after Adam and Eve lived, there were many people on earth, and they were always doing sinful things. God was sad because of their sin, and was sorry He had made them. They were making God’s beautiful earth a terrible place. Then God said, “I will destroy man from the earth. I will put an end to their wickedness.” Draw an example of right from wrong. Then, write a prayer about the world and all of God’s people.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fr iday Saturday
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Fundraiser at Trinity
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Outreach
Committee,
3:30 p.m.
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Pastor away 12
Pastor away 13
Colony Day Parade
Pastor away
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Worship in
the park
Pastor away
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Council
meeting,
7 p.m.
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Wales AK youth trip
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Wales AK youth trip
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Wales AK youth trip
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Wales AK youth trip
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Wales AK youth trip
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Camping in the parking lot
Wales AK youth trip
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Singing with
the seniors,
1:15 p.m.
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2015
Sundays
9:00 a.m.- Sunday school (all ages)
10:30 a.m.- Worship (fellowship to follow)
Mondays
7:00 p.m.- Adult Bible Study (Trinity Room)
8:30 a.m. - Exercise and prayer with Pastor Diane (old
sanctuary)
Tuesdays
7:00 p.m.-Trinity singers and players
(Trinity Room)
Wednesdays
8:30 a.m.- Exercise and prayer with Pastor
Diane (old sanctuary)
9:00 a.m. - Men’s Prayer Breakfast
(Trinity Room)
10:00 a.m.- Women’s Bible Study
11:00 a.m.- In Stitches (Trinity Room)
Thursdays
8:30 a.m.- Exercise and prayer with Pastor Diane
(old sanctuary)
10:00 a.m.- Preschool Chapel (sanctuary, Sep-
tember-May)
7:00 p.m.- Grief Support Group (sanctuary)
