Vol. 5 Trinity United Methodist Church, Sarasota, FL May 2019
Vol. 5 Trinity United Methodist Church, Sarasota, FLMay 2019The most beloved Christian holy-days are both days and seasons.CHRISTMASWe celebrate the birth of Jesus on Christmas Day and for a season of 12 days leading to Epiphanywhen we remember the wise ones following the star and finding the infant Jesus. Their arrival reveals the truth that Jesus is Lord and Messiah for all people in every place.EASTERWe celebrate the resurrection of Jesus from the dead on Easter and for a season of 50 days leadingto Pentecost when we remember the first followers receiving the empowerment of the Holy Spirit tocarry on Jesus’ witness and work throughout the world. Again, Jesus is Lord and Messiah for allpeople in every place.There’s more. Easter is a day, a season, and our new life in Christ. We are Easter People every day.Every day we embody the hope and power of the resurrection. Think of the adventurous lives wewould live if we fully claimed this truth. This is who you are. Claim it. Live it! - Lisa Colossians 3:1-3So if you have been raised with Christ, seek the things that are above, where Christ is, seated at theright hand of God. Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth, for youhave died, and your life is hidden with Christ in God.Live as if you are risen.The fear-tombed, nay-saying, people-pleasingprisoner of scarcity, shame and threat— that one has died.The stone of Outcomes has been rolled away.The linen grave-clothes of Consequences are lyingabandoned.You are free.Forgiven, accompanied,love-enabled, miracle-powered,you are a member of the risen body of Christ.You are those hands with holes in themJesus shows, and says, “Peace.”You are the flesh the Spirit moves to do her next wonders.You've already died and gone to heaven,no mere flesh now, but pure love,unafraid of death and its useless threats,with unshakable courage, nothing to lose, everything in your hands.Don't live as if you're afraid to be crucified.Live as if you're already risen.- Already Risen by Steve Garnaas Holmes
Worship InformationMay 5 Holy Communion at all servicesWorship in Heaven (Revelation 5)May 12Blessing all the women and girls in honor of Mother’s DayGuest Preacher: Rev. James MartinA God of Unconditional Love (John 3:16-17, James 2:18-19)New Sermon Series:Sit, Walk, StandThe journey of Christian maturity issimple, profound, powerful, and lifechanging. Based on Paul’s letter to theEphesians and the book Sit, Walk, Standby Watchman Nee.May 19Honoring our preschoolers and our graduates at both servicesSit (Ephesians 2:1-10)May 26Memorial Day Observance at both servicesWalk (Ephesians 4:1-6; 5:1-2)Watchman Nee was born in 1903 in Swatow,China as an answer to his mother's prayer. Havingalready borne two daughters, she prayed that if Godshould give her a son, she would give him back toGod. As the boy grew up, he showed every sign ofpromise except he had no interest in things spiritual. Itwas not till he was seventeen years of age that hewas met by the Lord. He knew at that time that hemust accept Christ Jesus as his Savior, yet he struggled over the necessity of surrendering his life to theLord. The love of Christ finally overwhelmed him andhe capitulated to Christ. This was on April 29, 1920.He had such a love for the Word of God that he studied it almost incessantly, so within a very short period he had read the whole Bible several times.He began to witness for Christ to his school mates and soon earned the nickname of "the preacher". In searching the Scripture, he (with a few other believers) discovered 'the simplicity and puritythat is towards Christ.' He determined to follow the Word of God explicitly and nothing but theWord.In 1927 he began his life work in Shanghai, where he was able to practice the vision which theLord had shown him in the Word. He understood that the eternal purpose of God is Christ and HisChurch. Through the mighty working of the Holy Spirit and the faithful ministry of this servant ofGod, this testimony spread over the vast land of China.In 1949 the Communists took over China. Knowing what would be waiting for him back home, henonetheless felt strongly his responsibility toward God and His Church. So he returned to Chinafrom Hong Kong in 1950. In April of 1952 he was seized and put in prison. He was later falselyaccused as a master spy and was sentenced to twenty years of imprisonment. In prison he wasnot allowed to do anything but what was assigned him by prison authority. At the expiration of hissentence term, he was not released, and the news arrived quickly that he died faithful to the Lord.2
Bishop Ken CarterI am serving a two-year term as president of theUMC Council of Bishops. But my primary work isas bishop as the Florida Conference. Some ofwhat is happening lately:1. We have our largest ordination class in manyyears, 17 persons to be ordained deacons andelders at Annual Conference. Of these, 10 arewomen and 7 are men. God is sending laborersinto the harvest.2. Two years ago one-half of the Bishop's Offering at Annual Conference went to ZOEzoeempowers.org) That amount, 37,000 wasmultiplied with the addition of 12 challenge giftsof 3000 each, for a total of 73,000. Over 1000new youth are in the ZOE program thanks tothese gifts.3. We now have 235 Fresh Expressions ofChurch. And we are in the beginning phaseof our Dinner Church movement, so this numberwill increase in the months to come. This is afive-year old movement in our conference.Thanks to Dan Jackson, Heather McKelvey Evans, Caitlin White, and Michael Beck.4. Our apportionment giving in 2018 to the denomination was 89%, the highest in years, andFlorida's apportionment is the second largest inthe denomination.5. We have not avoided the complex and essential conversations about LGBTQ identityand the unity of the church. Over 200 of ourchurches have participated in the POV process,which was designed by progressives, centristsand traditionalists. The next POV conversation,now in design, will be about race.6. Over 120 churches will offer an On MissionTogether weekend this spring, which is anopportunity to offer an invitation to receive thesaving grace of God, to have deep conversationand authentic fellowship, to be in service withour neighbors and to design a small group follow-up for those who accept the gospel for the firsttime or renew their faith commitments.7. Esther Rodríguez, Jose Nieves, ClarkeCampbell-Evans and Rini Hernandez offered anew vision for Latino/a Ministry for the FloridaConference in our recent cabinet meeting. Thiswill focus on reaching multiple generations whoare coming to live in Florida, and being moreopen to their gifts.3GOOD NEWS!New Church Start Update from Bishop Carter:The Florida Conference has launched elevenchurches over the past four years. On EasterSunday these new congregations had a combined worship attendance of 4614, with over400 of these being children.I’m grateful to those who have stepped out infaith to lead these new churches, reachingnew people, and to Dan Jackson, who hasguided our work in new church development.This is alongside the 235 new Fresh Expressions of Church, which is a different form ofoutreach.Taken together, this is a movement of Godthat takes risks, imagines the unseen, and isled day to day by cloud and fire (Exodus 13).Rini Hernandez will take on the leadership ofnew church development (Dan will continue toguide the Fresh Expressions), and Rini willalso shepherd a new initiative in Latino/a ministries, which will have a focus on multigenerational congregations.I share this for two reasons:To give all praise and thanks to God; and tocounter the relentlessly negative narrativeabout the United Methodist Church.God is good. God is using us. God is writing abetter story. And God is blessing us.I love our annual conference. These are justsome of the God sightings!#flumc #onmissiontogether
Children & Family MinistryCinco de Mayo Family Fun SundaySunday, May 5th, 5 pmDiversion familiar (family fun) includingpiñatas, games, delicious tacos, and even amovie for those who want to stick around.Free to all children and families.Make your reservation by calling Russ 9247756 ext. 158. Russ@iTrinity.orgFun with Reading Days (ages 5-10)July 31 - August 2, 10:00am - 12:30pmReading is fun and full of adventure! Join usfor our summer reading program that includes free new and used books for eachparticipant, free bookstore gift card, freelunches, super fun activities, special guestreaders including readings from God's word,and many more ways to have Fun withReading! Registration is required and begins on Sunday, May 19th.Trinity Preschool Trike-A-ThonTrinity Preschool AnnualTrike-A-Thon on April 18th.Children raised over 600for their school by ridinglaps around the parking lot.Best Decorated Bike: Juniper Coleman; Most Unusual Mode of Transportation: Austin Londergan;Most Laps: Ian McDowell: Fastest Driver: Easton Self; Safest Driver: Jagger Mills4
Congregational CareFive WishesTime to Begin WorkshopSaturday, May 4th8:30 am – noon, Haley HallWe are Easter people! We do not fear deathand we do not grieve as those without hope!Join Pastor Lisa and Tee Ormiston for atime to begin making decisions for your celebration of life service and your living will(five wishes).This is a relaxed time of coffee, tea, and discussion. You'll be able to ask questions andnote your preferences on forms which willhelp you communicate your plans to yourloved ones. Your preplanning is part of youChristian witness.It is just 5 for materials, which include theneeded forms, a folder, and a planningchecklist. Please rsvp to church officeTrinity@iTrinity.org or 941/924-7756Come for both workshops or just one. All arewelcome so feel free to bring friends andfamily.Schedule:8:30 am: Gathering9:00 am: Planning your Celebration andWitness Service10:15 am: Break10:30 am: Your Living Will (Five Wishes)Noon:DismissalFive Wishes is America’s most popularliving will because it’swritten in everydaylanguage and helpspeople express theirwishes in areas thatmatter most - thepersonal and spiritualin addition to themedical and legal. It’s also a blueprint for describing what good care means to you, whether you are seriously ill or not it helps your caregiver know exactly what you want.Completing Five Wishes is a gift to your family,friends and your doctor because it keeps themout of the difficult position of having to guesswhat kind of treatment you want or don’t wantin case you can’t speak for yourself. In fiveWishes, you clearly state it.We’ll gather as friends and family to put ourwishes on paper.Saturday, May 4th, 8:30 am - noonOR Monday, June 17th, 8:30 am - noonCONTINUOUS MISSION OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES Empty inkjet cartridges to be recycled Old eye glasses for Lion’s Club General Mills Box Tops for Red Bird Christian School in Kentucky. Along-established mission to this impoverished community. Towels and Toiletries for Resurrection House Cell phones for Soldiers - Bring in your old/unwanted/broken cell phones. Used Greeting cards for Loveland Center Aluminum Pull Tabs for The Shriners to purchase equipment for Children’s HospitalsThere are bins in Haley Hall near the kitchen door for you to deposit these donated items.Thank you!5
United Methodist Women Celebrate 150 Years in MissionCoins for children results: UMW sponsored at coin drive for Feb, March and early April to give theproceeds to Trinity Children/Family Ministries to help with expenses for the Easter Eggstravaganzaon April 21st. A lot of coins and some generous checks netted 453.17 !!! Wow!! Thanks to allwho donated!April 7th Mother & Daughter Tea hosted by the Persis Circle. See article on page 7.UMW organized Easter Lily delivery again this year. We make sure the lilies (left by donors to go toour home bound members and friends) are delivered the week after Easter. Thank you so much tothe 20 UMW members (and some of their husbands) who agreed to help with this outreach ministry.UMW Executive Board will meet Tues. May 7th at 9:30 am in Haley Hall. This is our last meetinguntil fall.so Board members, please make every effort to be present as we finish up business forthe first half of our busy year!!Circle Meetings: Hannah Circle Monday May 13 at noon at Evelyn Miller's home for lunch. Ruth Circle Tuesday May 14 at 11:45 am at Stoneybrook CC for spring lunch. Persis Circle Tuesday May 14 at 6:30 pm in Wesley Room.All women are always welcome at Circle meetings. If you would like to visit a circle, please contactthe leader so they can be sure to have a seat for you:Hannah:Jan Robertson janlrobertson@verizon.netRuth:Ruby Cookrubyrealty@aol.comPersis:Pam Raderpsrader@verizon.net,Trinity UMW will host a UMW District SocialAction Event on Saturday May 18th in HaleyHall from 10 am - 12:30 pm.A Trinity UMW team is busy preparing decorations, name tags, refreshments and will serveas greeters, etc. The event is open to everyone and is free.Please visit website Southwestdistrictumw.comfor more information, or a flyer is posted on thebulletin board in Haley Hall. Speaker is EmilyJones, Executive for Racial Justice speakingon "Interrupt the School-to-Prison Pipeline".Please let Nancy Masterson know if you will beattending (nancyem71@gmail.com) so we willbe sure to have seats for everyone.6The Ruth Circle May meeting will be our annualluncheon in the Garden Room at StoneybrookGolf and Country Club. Instead of the secondTuesday in May it will be the first Tuesday, May7th at 11:45. Anyone interested in becoming amember of UMW is welcome to join us.Just let Ruby Cook know. 516 669 1825
UMWomen TeaBirthdaysMary Lou Lawson5/1Kevin TippenL.J. Gibbs5/5Joy Moyer5/7Trinity Sarasota UMWomen Unit has a newevening Circle, Persis Circle. It is a smallcircle of 6 young working women and weare thrilled they have joined our Unit.Connor Thomas 5/8They planned and hosted a Mother Daughter Tea in our church Fellowship hall onSunday afternoon April 7th. 12 UMW women (from all 3Circles and two Preschoolteachers) individually set their own tablewith beautiful china which made for a lovelyroom of decorated tables. The favors werea small box shaped like a tea pot filled withcandy. Over 100 mothers and daughtersattended high tea dressed to the nines, andenjoyed tea and very special refreshments. Door prizes were given out and eldest, youngest mothers were recognized. The mother with most children had 5and one family in attendance had 4 generations present: great grandmother, grandmother, mother and daughter.Mary Catherine ScottThe event was free and the Persis Circlepersonally invited the mothers of our Preschool in hopes of interesting them in beinga member of their UMW Evening Circle. Our UMW purpose was printed on theprogram, a display of UMW materials wasavailable and Pam Rader, Persis Circleleader, gave a testimony of how she lovesbeing part of UMW that puts Faith, Hopeand Love into Action! What a blessing thisgroup of young women is to ourUnit.praise God! - Sherrill Carr, President75/2Nora KuhnDavid Liller5/95/9Gayle Ramirez5/11Becki Creighton5/16George PierceJames Tay5/155/165/20Nancy Masterson5/24Thomas Hankins5/25Chris Woodyard 5/25Chip Anthofer5/26Mary Beth Day-KarlJon SprengerOmer QuesnelBob McGuirt5/265/265/295/30Nicholas Schwied5/31AnniversariesBruce and Phyllis Landis 5/3Omer & Beverly Quesnel 5/6James and Tammy Barnett 5/12Henry and Mary Lou Schnathmann 5/14Richard & Diane Ladny 5/15George & Pam Pierce5/16Mark and Pam Anthofer 5/23Craig and Cindy Jorgensen 5/26
Disciple Bible StudyCapital CampaignPastor Lisa and a joyful group of students areworking their way through the entire Bible onWednesdays from 11am-12:15pm in HaleyHall. You are most welcome to come for anyand all of the two week studies along the way.The Capital Campaign is to raise 350,000needed to replace the roofs and airconditioning systems of all buildings on thecampus. Donations can be made online thoughour website www.iTrinity.org or you can makea check payable to Trinity United MethodistChurch with a notation “capital campaign” mailto church office, or place in offering plate. Oronline at www.iTrinity.orgMay 15 and May 22Readings from Daniel, Isaiah, Zechariah,Micah, and Malachi on the theme of HopeMay 29 and June 5Readings from Esther and Jonah on the themeof ContextFinance TeamTUMC DOLLARS AND CENTS(does not include designated funds)March income 96,782(includes giving made bysome members in advance)To date, the Capital Campaign has raised over 36,000.00Shelter from the Storm Donor Bricks - At thecenter of our Stewardship capital campaign is areplanting of the majestic oak tree which used tobe in the courtyard between Haley and HeritageHalls. It will be highlighted by a brick walkway surrounding the tree coming from the existing sidewalk. 100% of the proceeds of these purchaseswill go towards our Capital campaign. The brickswill be between 100 and 200 depending onsize and style and the benches are available at aminimum of 5000. See the display in Haley Hallfor more information. To enter your order online:www.bricksrus.com/donorsite/trinityUMCMarch spending 111,05130% ( 12,572) of apportionments paid for2019.Update: As of March 31, our operatingexpenses are more than our operatingincome by 14,269, due primarily to aone-time insurance premium paid inMarch.8Board of TrusteesSafe Driver CourseThe Church Parking Lot will be closed forasphalt repairs on Thursday, June 6,Friday, June 7, and Saturday, June 8.Our thanks to Lee Moyer (and Joy) for onceagain bringing the AARP Safe Driver Class toTrinity. 4 opportunities this year including anevening class. Your ministry is making Sarasotaa safer community!
Eagle ScoutGraduates!Graduates! Trinity wants to honor youraccomplishment!Please email trinity@iTrinity.org with namesof graduating High School, Vo-Tech, GED,and College students and their immediateplans. Send pictures too!We will recognize all of our 2018-2019school year graduates at both WorshipServices on May 19th.Congratulations to Jared and his parentsPam and Mark Anthofer!FUMCHOur Easter Sunday offering benefitting theFlorida United Methodist Children’s Homewas 3,198.00Scholarships are considered for eligiblestudents who are active members of Trinity.Applications and guidelines are availablein the church office, Haley Hall and theSanctuary Resource Table. Deadline isMay 31st.Holy Land TripFebruary 4, 2020 - February 13, 2020A 10-Day journey where you will visit all the major Holy Land sites, such as the Sea of Galilee, Mt.of Beatitudes, Jordan River, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jerusalem and more. Discounts for early registration. Registration deadline, October, 2019. Trip cost 3,498. Around 500 a month if you startpaying in May. Double Occupancy, Flying from TampaIncludes: International Airfare, Fuel Surcharges, and Government Taxes Ground Transportation in Israel- Deluxe A/C MotorCoaches First Class Hotels and Hotel Gratuities Breakfast and dinner buffets at the hotel Entrance and Program Fees for all stops Guided Tours at every stopRegistration/Deposit fee of 300 secures your spot on the trip. 2nd deposit of 1,500 due by10/22/19. Full payment due by 11/21/199
PRAYERS .Prayer PromptorsPlease contact the Coordinator, Phyllis Pritchett with any special prayer request. Your request willbe relayed through 60 prayer partners. Contact her by cell phone at 941/356-6943 or emailphyllispritchett@hotmail.comPlease lift extra prayers for: Britney Bang, Ken Birt, Pat Birt, Ronnie Booth, Bobbie Bruce,Jerry Countryman-Marshall, Bud Duffey, Karen Duffey, John Ellsworth, Roz Eskew, Thomas Grim,Janet Headley, Brenda Lee Hickman, Barb Hohl, Bert Hooglander, Barbara Jackson, CraigJorgensen, Sara Kane, George Kistler, Gina and Luis Laborde, Don Lints, Hank Lunsford,Maryalice McIntyre, Kai Nash, George Pierce, Rob Purser, JoAnn Rall, Jerry Ralston, GordonSheldon, Barbara Smith, Evan Smith, Bob Starnes, Donna Starnes, Kara Voyles, Ron Williams,Pat Woodyard.Also please pray for our military family: Justin Chivas, Ed Degrenia, Tanner Holly, GunnarKral, Joshua Marsh, Dylan Mitchell, Eric Neumeier, May-Ree Neumeier, Brandon Oberkamp,Audrey Santana, Craig Scott, Greg Sutton, Aaron Utter, Devin Voyles, Dylan Youngblood.If you know someone you would like to be put on the Acorn prayer list, or if you wish to be removed,call the church office at 924-7756 or email phyllispritchett@hotmail.comOur Prayers are with.Our prayers are with Carole Pearson on thedeath of her husband, Nelson on April 3, 2019.May 5:9:00 am: Gail Hoffman, Deb Martin10:30 am: Carroll & Lisa HatfieldWelcome Center: Ethel PakiCrucifer: Carly EllsworthMay 12:9:00 am: Bev and Omer Quesnel10:30 am: Jim and Solita TayWelcome Center: Barbara HuntCrucifer: Owen WoodyardMay 19:9:00 am: Patty Leathers, George Hoskins10:30 am: Diane Freestone, Tom SurpriseWelcome Center: Ethel PakiCrucifer: Mike RayMay 26:9:00 am: Mary Raymond, Deb Martin10:30 am: Jerry and Joy VoylesWelcome Center: Sandy ThayerCrucifer: Marguerite HankinsMay Liturgist: John EllsworthCommunion Prep:9 am: Bev & Omer Quesnel10:30 am: Jan Robertson, Joy Voyles10Our prayers are with Anne Dorn-Tabeek onthe death of her husband, Tony on March29th. A Celebration of Life Service was held onApril 6, 2019.Our prayers are with the friends and family ofSharon Sanders. A memorial service celebrating her life and witness was held on April 13,2019.Our prayers are with the friends and family ofDr. Paul Binder. A Service celebrating his lifeand witness will be held at St. Andrew UCC onSaturday, May 18, at 12 noon.Our prayers are with Fritz and Joyce Sprengerand family on the death of his sister, Jo Fridy.Our prayers are with Margaret Henry andfamily on the death of her son, Timothy Henryon April 26th.
May 2019SUNMONTUEWEDTHUFRISATEvery Sunday:9:00 am & 10:30 amWorshipEvery Monday:Every TuesdayTGIWednesday:Summer Schedule8 am: 40 minutes of hymns,a devotion and communion9 am GlorYoga10 am Prayer /ListeningGathering, Sanctuary11 am: Pastor’s Bible Study/Disciples4:30 pm Bible Buddies5:15 pm Chime Time Teamrehearsals in April.7 pm X-Claim RehearsalEvery Thursday:Every Friday:8:00 amBreakfastGroup at TastyHome Cookin’(Other weeklysmall groupsavailable -9:00 am & 10:30 amAdult Small Groups9 am TVBRehearsals6:00 amBreakfast Groupat Dennys10:30 amProgram StaffNursery Hours9 -11:30 a.m.Promise Kids9 - 10:30 a.m.Youth Praise Band10:30 am2pm Daniel Plan4:15 pm GlorYoga6:30 pm ChancelChoir Rehearsal11am BookStudy atDer DutchmanSun PorchiTrinity.orgfor moreinformation.)Church OfficeClosed234 8:30 amTime to BeginWorkshop8TGIWednesday Schedule(see above)9101115TGIWednesday Schedule1617188amUMW DistrictEvent6pmSPR Team meetingNoon:Preschool end-ofyear Pot Luck22TGIWednesday Schedule(see above)2329301TGIWednesday Schedule(see above)5:15 pm Chime Time Teamrehearsal resume79:30 amUMW Board5Holy Communion9:00 am XClaim!Contemporary Worship10:30 amTraditional Worship1:30 pmBrookdale ALF Worship5-7 pm:Cinco de Mayo FamilyFun Sunday612Mother’s Day9:00 am XClaim!Contemporary Worship10:30 amTraditional Worship1:30 pmBrookdale ALF Worship1319 Graduate Sunday9:00 am XClaim!Contemporary Worship10:30 amTraditional Worship1:30 pmBrookdale ALF Worship20269:00 am XClaim!Contemporary Worship10:30 amTraditional Worship1:30 pmBrookdale ALF Worship27Memorial DayOffice Closed2810amArts & Crafts GroupNoonMen’s LunchBunch, Haley6pmPreSchool Board116 pmLeadershipMeeting, Haley11:45amRuth Circle atStoney Brook6pm Board ofTrusteesnoonHannah Circleat E. Miller’s146:30pmPersis Circle2111:30 amLunch LiftSet up forUMW DistrictEvent12noonDr. Paul BinderMemorialService at St.Andrews24Last Day ofSchool6pmSmall GroupLeaders3125
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TrinityUnited Methodist Church4150 S. Shade AvenueSarasota, FL 34231Tel: 941-924-7756Fax: 941-922-4986Email: trinity@iTrinity.orgwww.iTrinity.orgStay Connected – Our Facebook page is the best place for reminders, updates and the latest pictures.Check out the new Facebook page for Trinity Preschool, too.Head to the church website, www.iTrinity.org, for recordings of the Sunday messages and other great info.Pastor: Rev. Lisa Ann Moss DegreniaTraditional Worship Director: LaTerry ButlerContemporary Worship Director: Trevor PikeSound Board: Mark AnthoferCare Ministry Director: Tee OrmistonDirector of Children/Youth Ministry: Russell ToweryNursery Coordinator: Gennie GyuricaPreschool Director: Pam RaderPreschool Teachers: Glenna Schrock,Wanda Butler, Brooke BraytonBusiness Administration: Jack HundleySecretary: Karen RemfreyCustodian: Dwayne DiggsThe Mission of Trinity United Methodist Church: Making Disciples of Jesus Christ for the Transformation of the WorldCHURCH OFFICE HOURSMonday thru Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Closed Friday14
Sit, Walk, Stand The journey of Christian maturity is simple, profound, powerful, and life-changing. Based on Paul’s letter to the Ephesians and the book Sit, Walk, Stand by Watchman Nee. May 19 Honoring our preschoolers and our graduates at both services Sit (Ephesian
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Vol. 1 Trinity United Methodist Church, Sarasota, FL January, 2017 The Lord has done great things for us, and we rejoiced. – Psalm 126:3 It’s that time when we pause to look back on the blessings of this past year here at Trinity. Our 2016 goal was to focus on two portions of our mission strategy: Connecting and Reaching. Both in-
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Vol. 9 Trinity United Methodist Church, Sarasota, FL October 2019 Keep Good Going! By Pastor Lisa You are surrounded With great and good companions With witnesses who ran the race before you Now cheering you on Inspiring you with their courageous faith With witnesses yet
Seaside’s United Methodist Men’s 2019 Annual Award Dinner At their September meeting, the United Methodist Men awarded more the 12,000 to Local harities. UMM President, Marvin Ragland, VP Doug Scherzer, Rev. Francis Daniel and Gift Recipients are pictured here. Following are the Organizations supported by the United Methodist Men in 2019:
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