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Join Us for Worship and Learning on Sunday

Participate in our Sunday morning programs. We provide a full program of education, fellowship and worship every Sunday morning. Additional activities will be announced.

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Taize Services at Trinity - ALL are Welcome

Trinity hosts Taize Services monthly.

Taize Setup on May 10 Services are at 7:30 p.m. at the church at 2200 N. Bell Avenue, Denton, TX 76209 with the sanctuary open for individual prayer 20 minutes before the service. Babysitting will be available. For details on the next service, please consult the church calendar.

Taize Setup on April 5 What is Taize worship? Developed by the Taize Community in France, it is a time of reflection, prayer, scripture, silence, and meditative singing. The songs are simple, quickly learned, and for the purpose of allowing us to focus out thoughts on our Triune God. Even as Taize itself has become a pilgrimage site for large numbers of people around the world, its style of worship has found ready response among many denominations.



Educational Opportunities for Fall 2010

Everyone is invited to join in the learning and fun of the activities of Sunday School at 9:30am to 10:30am. Nursery

Children

Youth

Adults - New Classes for Spring 2011

New adult classes start March 13.

Faith Story Conversations

By discovering and sharing our personal faith stories, we will search for the relationship between our story and THE story, the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ- --Prentice Barnett and Nancy Secrest Christy, facilitators

Journeys Through Revelation: Apocalyptic Hope for Today

Full of mysterious symbolism, the often misunderstood book of Revelation is ultimately a book of hope for all who are oppressed. Revelation can help guide the choices we make as we seek to live into the renewal that God promises for our world. --Shelby Miller, teacher

Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear

Through politics, marketing, news programming, and popular culture we are taught to fear, often in ways that profit others. But what does all this fear do to our moral lives as it forms (or deforms) our character and our judgment? Drawing on Christian scripture and tradition, Following Jesus in a Culture of Fear articulates a response to fear that resists an ethic of security in favor of fostering an ethic of risk. The Christian virtues of hospitality, peacefulness, and generosity are presented as the way to defeat the counter-virtues of suspicion, preemption, and control. Pastors, students, and lay people will find this unique book both accessible and intriguing. --Paula Blind, teacher

Mid-Week Bible Study

Meeting from 5:30 to 6:30 on Wednesday evening. The group meets for group prayer, followed by Bible study. Throughout the month of August, the book of James is being read and studied. Beginning September 1, we will begin a 23 week study entitled, "Troublesome Bible Passages". Anyone who is interested is invited to attend. For more information and a copy of the new study, contact Margaret Dawson at 940-591-1008 or mdawson6and@aol.com

New Members Class Starts Soon

Trinity welcomes you! If you are interested in joining Trinity, and/or finding out more about the church, you are invited to attend the next new members' class. The class lasts for five weeks and and will begin shortly after worship. This will be a chance to meet other prospective members, to learn about the history of Trinity and the theology and structure of the Presbyterian church, and to explore areas in which you might participate in the life of the congregation. Please contact Pastor Craig if you are interested in attending the class.