On Thursday, January 18, Road Runners will meet for their monthly meal at Panera Bread on Capital & Beckley at 11:30. Start the New Year off by joining the group for an always enjoyable lunch!!
By Connie
On Thursday, January 18, Road Runners will meet for their monthly meal at Panera Bread on Capital & Beckley at 11:30. Start the New Year off by joining the group for an always enjoyable lunch!!
By Connie
After four years, Trinity Caroling at The Oaks and the Legacy is returning!!! We plan to gather in the lobby of The Oaks on Friday, December 15, around 4:45 and begin singing around 5. We will then move to The Legacy to continue singing there. Afterwards, a gathering is planned at the Eversons (226 Pennbrook Trail) to enjoy some fellowship with our Trinity family. Eversons will provide the sloppy joes, snacks and dessert (Connie’s rum balls, Rice Krispie Treat trees and Dark Chocolate Salted Caramel Oreo Pie are all rumored to be on the dessert menu.) It’s always a fun filled evening – folks are still smiling on Sunday – and we’d love to have you join us at 4:45 on the 15th!! At work until 5? No problem, join us at the Eversons as soon as you can get there!
By Connie
A Congregational Meeting is scheduled for immediately after the service on Sunday, December 10, for the purpose of adopting the 2024 Budget. A copy of the budget was provided for you to study and prepare any questions in the November Trumpet. Copies will also be available at the meeting. Bob Kamphuis, a community organizer that’s been helping us develop our plans to become a community center, will be present at the meeting to answer questions and help point us towards the next steps. Please review your copy of the proposed bylaws and the excellent discussions from our September 17 congregational meeting.
By Connie
Mark your calendar for the annual week of joyful chaos that is the Trinity / St. Peter / Woman’s Co-op Family Camp. The theme for this year is God’s New Creation. We will be traveling around the world meeting new barnyard friends and learning about how we are all working together to bring God’s creation to earth. Family Camp is intergenerational, which means it is for kids from nine months to ninety-nine years (or more). Every day includes games, songs, crafts, and worship. We start every day with puppets and end each evening with dinner. Call Trinity for more information or to register. 269-963-5356.
Maundy Thursday
April 6 @ Trinity
6:30 pm Dinner and Eucharist
This is the night we remember Jesus’ last meal with his disciples, his betrayal in the garden, and the beginning of his journey to the cross. Our worship will include a simple meal of soup and bread. Come enter into this our most sacred story.
Good Friday
April 7 @ St. Peter
7 pm
A service of prayer, song, and reflection. The service includes a telling of the Passion Story According to John.
Easter Sunday
April 9 @ Trinity
Worship at 10:30 am
Christ in Risen, Indeed! Come celebrate the resurrection of our Lord.
The April Trumpet is live and ready for your reading enjoyment
Wednesday, March 2
Service of Imposition of Ashes
12 pm (spoken) and 7 pm (with choir)
7 pm Worship will also be on Facebook Live
Why do we wear ashes on Ash Wednesday?
Since ancient times, the wearing of ashes has been a symbol of repentance and humility. Job, the people of Nineveh, and the prophets all used ashes as a symbol of their brokenness and need for God’s mercy. Ashes are also a symbol of healing. Ashes were used as part of the cleansing ritual to welcome someone back into the community (Numbers 19:17). On Ash Wednesday, we make the sign of the cross on our foreheads as a reminder that we too sin and we too are healed. Ash Wednesday worship offers a time of extended confession; a time for reflecting on, for letting go of, all that keeps us separate from God. We then receive the ashes on our foreheads in the shape of a cross, a visual reminder that nothing can separate us from God’s love.
This Sunday, October 24 we are celebrating our newest mission partner, Zion in Woodlake with a pulpit exchange. Pastor Rebecca Ebb-Speese buy generic levitra usually in stock We need to understand how a man achieves erection after sexual stimulation. The body gets proper combination of bio active components e.g. purchase generic viagra nitric oxide, which helps in reducing the problem of erectile dysfunction. This therapy also has function of dilating blood vessels, anti-coagulation, anti-inflammation, so it can improve the overall viagra sans prescription click here now immunity in a large number of ways. The cialis 5mg price herbal remedy, actually drawn from the 2-meter-long root of the impotency can be ascertained. will be with us in worship while Pastor Kjersten will be at Zion. Come learn about our newest partner in ministry.
Participate in the (will be annual) virtual Palm Sunday Parade. Send a photo or video of you and your family processing with palm branches (or a coloring of palm branches, or your houseplant, or really anything) to tlcbattlecreek@gmail.com by Monday, March 23 for inclusion in the video.
Here is the audio of All Glory, Laud, and Honor to aid in your processing:
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We believe God created all of humanity in God’s image. Since every person is made in the image of God, every person is part of God’s family. Whatever your gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race, income, mental or physical ability, age, religious background, nationality, or political ideology, you are welcome here. Diversity of skills, gifts, talents, opinions, and experiences are what strengthen the body of Christ. “For all of you are one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28b). Read More >>
Join us Sundays at 10:30 am. We are also on Facebook Live. Tune in at:
https://www.facebook.com/trinity.church.581/
FED is on break for the summer. We’ll be back in September.
Maundy Thursday, March 28
6:30pm @ Trinity Lutheran Church
Good Friday, March 29
7pm @ St. Peter Lutheran Church, 1079 Riverside Drive
Facebook Live link for this service through St. Peter’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/saintpeterbc.org
Great Vigil of Easter, March 30
6:30pm @ St. Peter Lutheran Church, 1079 Riverside Drive
Facebook Live will begin around 7-7:15 when the service makes it’s way to the sanctuary: https://www.facebook.com/saintpeterbc.org
Easter Sunday, March 31
Brunch @ 9am, Worship @ 10:30 am
2055 East Columbia Avenue
Battle Creek
MI 49014
Phone: 269-963-5356
Email: office@tlcbattlecreek.org