It's Time to Get Outside!

The arrival of spring and then summer brings some great opportunities for us to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors, the marvelously created world that God has given us to live and work in.  This year, as in the past few summer seasons, there are several outdoor activities happening right here at Trinity that we are especially looking forward to being involved in again.

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A Fresh Look at the Psalms

If you were to take an informal poll about books of the Bible, you would probably find that a majority of people claim to love the Psalms.  Many may even tell you that the book of Psalms is their favorite book of the Bible.  Interestingly though, if you question these people further, you may find out that though they love the Psalms, there really are only a few select Psalms, out of the entire 150 in the book, which they really know well.  Starting May 13 and continuing through June, we will be taking a look at some Psalms during our morning worship services, including some that may not be as well-know or well-loved.  There are at least seven common themes in the book of Psalms, and we will look at Psalms that convey each one of these important themes -- happiness, fear, confession, seeking, injustice, obedience and revenge.

Trinity Introduction

What is Trinity Christian Reformed Church?  A better question to ask would be, “Who is Trinity Christian Reformed Church?” because a church should not just be seen an inanimate object; but rather, if it is fulfilling its God-given purpose, it is both alive and life-giving.  At Trinity CRC, our mission is to be a community of servants called by God to become fully devoted followers of Christ, committed to knowing God, growing relationships, showing God’s love, and sowing God’s Word.  In terms of where we fall theologically, we are of the Reformed/Presbyterian tradition and part of the Christian Reformed denomination.  

Partnering with Others Right Here--UnityBuild 2012

Julie is a mother of four children--three sons and a daughter.  Her daughter is severely handicapped, requiring 24-hour care.  Her youngest son also has challenging medical needs.  The family currently lives in a 40-year old, deteriorating trailer, which has doors that are not even wide enough for the daughter's wheel chair.  The trailer also has a leaky roof and a furnace that does not work properly.

Lakeshore Habitat for Humanity has introduced area churches to this needy family and has presented them with plans for building them a new home.  Trinity has commited to join them in this pursuit.