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Trinity Tidings Trinity Tidings Trinity Tidings TTTRINITYRINITYRINITY PPPRESBYTERIANRESBYTERIANRESBYTERIAN CCCHURCHHURCHHURCH AAAUGUSTUGUSTUGUST, 2016, 2016, 2016
Welcome back from Summer Break! Here’s what’s ahead. Sunday School Rally Day Aug 14: Pancake Breakfast and roll out of new explorations. Please join us for breakfast at 8:45AM cooked by Andrew Hinton’s master chefs men’s cooking team. We will celebrate our past year in Christian Education, introduce our Fall 2017 class offerings and mill around the table displays to see curriculum and special class offerings and signup to participate! Sunday School Plans for Adult Classes: Fall 2016 Serendipity Class: Pat Patterson
August –September, continue study of John 14-15, Abiding in Jesus the Vine Sept 25-Oct 23 The Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations Oct 30-Nov 20 Acts 1-8: The Early Church Before Paul’s Conversion 50-60’s Class: August: Jack Lurton – Study of Daniel September: Jack Lurton – An Approach to Understanding Revelation October: Hugh Hamilton - The Five Practices of Fruitful Congregations Come join us for a season and nourish your soul! Stewardship Season, Celebrations of Partners in Service, A Week of Service At Trinity
Stewardship Consecration Sunday – October 30 Week of Service – circa October 10-14 Stop Hunger Now Meal Packing – 30,000 meals – October 23 Partners in Service – Sept/Oct/Nov
During September, October, November we will highlight in worship our partners in service to the Pensacola area and celebrate what our benevolent funds, our volunteers, our shared ministries are accomplishing and how they contribute to God’s kingdom work. Look for extended “Minutes For Mission” from our partners and consider the tangible ways you can offer yourself in service to God and others through these organizations and our own Trinity ministries. In accord with the local Day of Caring, October 14, we plan to present you A Week of Service at TRINITY, a variety of ways your families, friends, classes or other teams can reach out to our homebound members with cookies or a meal, participate in Helping Hands home repairs, work in Manna Food Bank’s warehouse one afternoon, help cook soup for our Congrega-tional Care team, or try any one of our service venues at Trinity. May everyone find a way to serve others that week and develop a servant’s heart and passion for service. SOUL KEEPING – A Congregation Wide Experience in January 2017. The passionate response in two of our classes this year to study of John Ortberg’s book and DVD entitled SOUL KEEPING: Caring for the Most Important Part of You has fueled our desire to present a congregation-wide small group study of this resource. In November we will seek and train small group leaders who will hosts groups in your homes or at church for six weeks in January-February 2017. Watch for details.
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TEAM-UP YOUTH MINSTRY BEGINS. As announced last month, we have secured two youth ministry leadership teams to help implement a new structured approach which will be an effective way of giving our young people:
Opportunities to be involved in the total life of the church A variety of adults to whom they can relate A structured way to be involved in the planning and leading of their own program.
The entire youth group is connected to adult leaders in small groups/teams to plan and lead four or five activities for the coming year in five areas:
Worship: involvement in our regular worship services, Ushers, liturgists, assist with offerings, Youth Sunday worship, adding worship elements to our various activities whether by prayers or devotions at our activities or other forms of intentional focus on God.
Ministry Within the Congregation: Activities involving youth with other church members (young or old) of our congregation; participating in the wider programs of the church, service TO our congregation and pro-grams. E.g., Rummage Sale in March of each year. Service projects, dinners,
Service to the community (beyond our church): Engaging in activities WITH our congregation reaching out to our local and global communities, e.g., Mann Food Bank, Feeding the Homeless at Loaves and Fishes, Stop Hunger Now monthly offerings and annual meal packing event, helping neighbors in our community or taking part in walkathons to support local charities, taking part in our South African partners’ visits to Pensacola, etc.
Fellowship: games and recreation, trips, retreats, conferences at MoRanch and Montreat, Dogwood Acres events, suppers and social events.
Explorations: Studies, topical programs, issues, personal needs, social needs, panel discussions or presenters bringing insights to our youth and congregation, etc.
We aim to have a balanced program of activities and endeavors, to build an adult-youth partnership in leadership and planning and implementing our annual program, and to train our youth in leadership skills. Thank you to our new 2016-2017 Leadership Teams:
Coordinator: Leah Harrison Mid High Coordinators: Stephanie & Clayton Connors Sr. High Coordinators: Robin and Daniel Akerman Mid High Leadership Team Sr. High Leadership Team Clayton and Stephanie Connors Robin & Daniel Akerman Tom & Eileen Mignerey Hugh & Sandy Hamilton Dave & Martha Lee Blodgett Colette Obray Jeff & Kathryn Hendrix Michael & Loryn Wooten Lori Prettyman Robert & Gail Childs Beth & James McClure Charlie & Carol Gilroy Ben Akerman
APNC (Associate Pastor Nominating Committee) Update: Your APNC has been oriented to the PCUSA search process by Joan Wooten, our liaison to Florida Presbytery’s Committee on Ministry and we have begun our work. We are utilizing the PCUSA resources for 1) clarifying the leadership competencies Trinity needs in our next staffer, 2) clarifying Trinity’s needs and priorities, and 3) gathering the church data and demographics that will help shape our online information form. We solicit your prayers for our work. Members of the APNC are: Greg Landsgaard, Chair; Colette Obray, Internet Chair; Jason Jones, Recording Secretary; Ryan Obray, Stephanie Peterson, Linda Boyd, Robin Akerman, and Sheree Garman.
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Dear Prayer Group, Thank you for your adding me to your prayer list. I feel better every day. Warmly, Barney Walsh
Dear Friends, Once again, I feel the need to say “Thank You” for sending my son, Greg Hess the prayer cards. These mean so much to him and I often review the signatures and tell him a little about the person who prays for him. He has been chroni-cally ill and bed bound for over 14 years and really appreci-ates your kinds. So many of you inquire about him. Bless you! And our dear pastor brings communion with Kevin Pulford. This gives Greg great peace in his heart so, more thanks! In His love, Joan Bost
Dear Hugh and Trinity Family, We hope all is well in Pensacola! We’re doing great, still in Florence, SC. Lindsey is now 10 weeks old and has just started smiling. I’ve returned to work part time and will be back full time in August. We hope to be back in Pen-sacola to visit family sometime this fall and will be sure to attend service if we are there on a Sunday. Please give everyone our love! Tracy, Charles, Whitney, Connor and Lindsey Yowell
Dear Prayer Group, I want to thank each of you for your
thoughtful prayers over the past few years for my wife and
me. She is a stroke victim of 32 years ago at age 50, is seri-
ously disabled and soon to be 82 years of age. We will be
married for 59 years this October. Your prayers for us have
meant so much and as a Christian myself, prayers are our
greatest comfort.
Faithfully, Carl McNair, brother of Betty Petree
HELPING HANDS MINISTRY: If you could use a hand with a project around your home or you're able to lend a hand, please contact Dave Blodgett at 438-2928 or 341-3937
THE PRAISE BAND is back from hiatus this summer. Rehearsals begin again on Tuesday, August 2, 2016 at 6:30 PM in the sanctuary. All are invited to come to rehears-als and join!
Trinity Presbyterian Women Fall Coffee Guest Speaker: Autumn Beck Blackledge
Our Fall Coffee will provide a unique opportunity to be-come better informed about domestic violence in our com-munity. Our guest speaker will be attorney Autumn Beck Blackledge, who will offer her views on How Domestic Violence is a Chronic Problem in Escambia County. Au-tumn is a family law attorney, published author, mother of five, and the daughter of Trinity members Greg and Jan Beck. She also serves as a board member at Favor House of Northwest Florida. All Trinity ladies are invited to this informative gather-ing, which will be held on September 6, a Tuesday, at 10 a.m. in the church parlor. The coffee also offers an oppor-tunity for a glimpse of our missions and ministries, and to usher in our coming year of activities with Presbyterian Women. Refreshments will be provided by our Coordinat-ing Team. Plan to come and enjoy the fellowship, faith and friendships central to Presbyterian Women.
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PRAYER CONCERNS TRINITY MEMBERS Eileen Crabtree James & Ann Dees Pat Drlicka Jeanne Franz Yvonne Johnson Melanie Hinton Haupt Kenny Heffner Lucy Maver Gary Moore Jean Nickinson Cindy Patterson Vic and Barbara Sapio Ed Shehee and Family Tommy Taylor Annette Wells TRINITY FRIENDS & FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adamson (friend of M. R. Dobie) Andy & Judy Anderson (parents of Carol Andrews) Kay Andrews (mother of Bob Andrews) Richard Barkett (request of Diane Millas) Mike Barrington (friend of Joe Black) Gretchen Barron (daughter of Jon & Karen Nagel) Clara Benson (request of Jan Beck) Bill Briggs (request of Joe & Mary Black) Ake Burman (request of Carl Williams) Mike & Janet Butler (request of Annette Wells) Chad & Joyelle Callahan and Family Bambi Carter (request of Martha Hauck) Jerry & Cheryl Cozart (request of Sally Zorn) John Connell (friend of Rita Hawthorne) Michele Dana (friend of Laura Lawrence) Joey Davidson (son of Patty & Gary Davidson) Dr. Art deLameren (request of Patty Davidson) Kary Dixon (request of Ed Kidd) Clayton Dodd (friend of Jim Green) Rob Duke and Family (brother of Patty Hightower) Debbie Dungan (niece of Gerry Smith) Theo Elbert (request of Dan Prettyman) Judy English (friend of Sandra Buck) Ginny Endicott (sister of Sherrie Davidson) Vince Fisher (friend of Laura Lawrence) Lynn Fulton (request of Sue Coleman) Tuula Goulet (request of Jean Norman) Paul Grover (friend of Jason Jones) Annie and Alice Gnojek (nieces of Sherrie Davidson) Bret Groves (nephew of Jack Groves)
Sherry Hagburg (request of Peggy Watson) Charles Miner Harrell (request of Jack Lurton) Rose Heath (aunt of Colette Obray) Steve Henderson (request of Karen Nagel) Tom Hereford (request of Jill Clark) Greg Hess (son of Joan Bost) Barbara Isiminger (request of Mary Green) Frank & Norma Johnson (former members) Gwen Jones (sister of Cliff Reeves) The Rev. Dr. Jay Kanerva (son of Stephanie Vockell) Percy Kaigler (request of Pat Griffin) Madeline Laidler (mother of Carol Gilroy) Steve Landsgaard (son of Barbara Landsgaard and
brother of Greg Landsgaard) Ron Lansley (request of Ed Kidd) Gina Ledford (friend of Joanne & Noel Faddis) Beverly Little (request of Annette Wells) Chase Livingston (request of Patty Davidson) Jerry Lolli (father of Ginnette Lolli) Dr. Ron Maddux (brother of Karen Nagel) Mari Marcanio (request of Annette Wells) Carl McNair (brother of Betty Petree) Bonnie Nock (friend of Kelly Slorahn) Greg & Linda Ozmar (request of Martha Hauck) David Paul (request of Jill Clark) Joyce Quick (sister of Martha Hauck) Rev. Al Reese (request of Jack Lurton) Mrs. Jeannie Robinson (request of Marge Shimmin) Brian Sakey (friend of Beverly Patteson) Roger Satterfield (request of Carl Williams) Cari Shaw (daughter in law of Pat Drlicka) Taylor Shaw (grandson of Pat Drlicka) Barbara Street (friend of Jennifer Holman) Donna Stumpe (request of Bert & Hammy Stumpe) Norma Teusink (friend of Kelly Slorahn) Mary Lou Thayer (former Trinity employee) Lovina Turner (mother of Gail Childs) Barney Walsh (request of Dan Prettyman) Dianne Ward (request of Karen Nagel) Gloria Warren (family of Judy Olson) The Weaver Family (request of Nancy Huggins) Gordon Webb (friend of Annette Smith Wells) Katie Willenborg (family of Melanie & Peter Haupt) Justin Taylor Wright (request of Ruth White) Paul Young (father of Marilyn Shugart)
Trinity Presbyterian Elementary Sunday School Our regular elementary Sunday School will be starting back on August 21st. We will have classes for our 4 year olds through 5th graders. We are in need of teachers and substitutes. We can accommodate anyone’s schedule. Please do not let scheduling issues or potential conflicts deter you from a most rewarding experience. We plan to have teaching teams that will allow the teams to cover absences. Also, we will have a substitute list and a coordi-nator to fill a need if the team cannot cover it. The curriculum that we use is very full featured and gives you op-tions to make the lesson plan fit the time and our students’ needs. Please contact Steve Takeuchi at 994-8103 or [email protected]. “Let the little children come to me…” Matthew 19:14
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YOUTH CALENDAR AUGUST
August 14 5:30 p.m.
PARENTS NIGHT Hugh gives an overview of the TEAM-UP
approach, introduce our new leadership teams
Fun and silly games with Team adults, youth, and parents; get to know you
Sign annual insurance papers, permission slips, etc.
August 20 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Youth Leadership Team Retreat Trinity Activity Center
August 21 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Youth Leadership Team Retreat Trinity Activity Center
Lunch after worship on Sunday for Leader-ship Teams and youth as well as any parents
who wish to join us.
New Prayer Partner Sign-Up at Rally Day (AUGUST 14) We are so very grateful for the prayer partners who prayed for the youth on their trips!
SHOUT OUT to the chaperones: MoRanch crew: Bonnie Bucco, Stephanie Conners, Lori Prettyman and Kevin Stage Montreat crew: Robin & Daniel Akerman, Wendy Da-vies and Colette Obray. What a blessing you all are to this youth program!
HEY YOUTH! As the summer trips have come to a close, school is
about to start back and the Youth program will be starting back up. With much excitement the youth team is growing with com-mitments from many in the church to support an expanded ap-proach to our youth ministry at Trinity. The adults will be training Aug. 3 & 4 and Aug. 16 & 17 to prepare for your upcoming re-treat with you all.
The planning retreat scheduled for Sat., August 20 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Sun., August 21 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. All in the Trinity Activity Center. These are very important dates as we will be working on planning activities for the 2016-17 Youth Calendar AND we will have team building activities. We want all youth in attendance to provide your input for next year and interact with the adults in the congregation who many of you asked to be in-volved. They are thrilled to be engaging with you all!
Parents information night will be held on August 14 at 5:30 p.m. and we look forward to seeing you all there…there will be a friendly competition between the adults and the youth! Grace + Peace, Leah
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Happy August Birthdays
1 John May 1 Kevin Ronan 1 Evan Hartsfield 3 Dan Prettyman 3 Annise Mock 3 Tracy Yowell 3 Katie Ging 3 Clayton Connors 3 Paige Connors 3 Lila Nicholson 5 Mia Nickinson 6 Bobbi Ernes 6 Peggy Pate 6 Will Landsgaard 6 Monica Trujillo 6 Ricky Bucco 6 Sadie Fox 7 Patty Davidson 8 Marty Yarling 8 Gerald McArthur 8 Ellis Moody 8 Dale Zorn 8 Rylee Garman 9 Cheryl Morrison 9 Chase Gatyas 11 Bo Flanders 11 Taylor Morrison 15 Linda Ayres 15 Judy Pruden 15 Julie Babcock 16 James McClure 17 Earl Hawthorne 18 Beth Stage 18 Jordan Ploss 19 Leslie Tucker 20 Butch Crooke 21 Ruth White 21 Michelle Taylor 22 Cliff Reeves 23 Sandra Stokes 23 Dottie Schwatka 24 Pat Chambers 24 Berney Smith 24 Alexandra McCreary 25 Cov Thomson 26 Bob Corley 26 Charles Yowell 26 Bennett Hendrix 26 Murphy Hamblin 27 Sally Zorn 27 Jessie Drossos 27 Nancy Huggins 27 Marc Huff 27 Laura Palmer 28 Bob Andrews 28 Theo Baars IV 28 Isabella Nickinson 29 John Baehr 29 Jason Babcock 30 Stephanie Peterson 31 Milton Usry 31 Barbara Sapio 31 Jeff Hendrix 31 Julianne Miller
Join us at Loaves and Fishes Soup
Kitchen Sunday, August 8, 2016 at
4:00 p.m. to help serve dinner! We
need you!
Fellowship Bowling! We had five bowlers again in July - Tom Mignerey came for the first time in a while, showed us up and won the prize. The next outing will be August 2 starting at 6:00 at Cordove Lanes All are invited to join us!
Legacy Fund This article highlights a Legacy Fund grant to ECARE and Greater Little Rock Baptist Church. In the Spring of 2013, the Service Team recommended a $7,500.00 Legacy grant to Every Child a Reader in Escambia (ECARE) and the Greater Little Rock Baptist Church Child Development Center (GLRBC). In May of 2013, the Session approved the application. On July 9, 2013, Jim Stolhanske on behalf of ECARE; Pastor Lonnie Wesley, III, on behalf of GLRBC and Pastor Hugh Hamilton on behalf of Trinity, entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU). The intent of the MOU was to develop a partner-ship among ECARE, GLRBC and Trinity to improve the educational out-comes of pre-k students enrolled in the GLRBC Child Development Center. The ECARE Project Ready model includes the Reading Pals program, which matches adult volunteers with four year old pre-kindergarten students to provide individual support for early literacy development; family involve-ment activities including Family Nights where early literacy coaches guide parents and guardians in interactive literacy activities with their children; and professional development for the four year old classroom teacher led by the school district’s Wee Read Early Literacy Program. From July, 2013, through May of 2014, steps were taken to implement this program at GLRBC, several Trinity members volunteered as Reading Pals for the pre-k students enrolled at GLRBC, and two family nights were held to demon-strate early literacy techniques for the families of the four-year olds enrolled at GLRBC. However, due to a lack of participation by GLRBC, ECARE returned most of the $7,500.00 in Legacy funds. It is hoped that a partner-ship between ECARE and Trinity will be developed in the future. Please watch for this column to learn more about the difference the Legacy Fund is making. If you have suggestions for future initiatives funded by the Legacy Fund, please talk to a member of the staff, session or legacy commit-tee or submit a suggestion in the suggestion box in the Narthex or on line at the Trinity website. Please remember that Legacy Funds are dedicated to projects outside the normal Church budget. To learn more about legacy fund priorities go to our webpage at www.trinitypcola.org/legacy. Legacy Committee: Jan Beck, Giles Yokel, Jean Norman, Steve Takeuchi, Bob Palmer and Leah McCreary. Ex Officio members are Hugh Hamilton, Sharon Robbins and Ruth White.
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ART in the LIBRARY - Our featured Artist for July/August is Mary Black, known to the Library Board as "the Spirit of the Library"! Enjoy her lovely paintings, and her description of her art background, (below), but add to that her talents which include a wonderful creativ-ity and love, especially for children, which has fueled the The Children's Summer Reading Challenge for several years. She also creates the Library Bulletin Board to sug-gest good reading appropriate to each Church Season! Mary and Joe Black have been quietly active at Trinity, offering their loving and caring services since 1972! ARTIST: Mary Black STYLE: Realism THEME: Landscapes, Florals MEDIUM: Oil on Canvas A Word from Mary Black, Artist: What a fasci-nating and beautiful world God has created for us! Al-though we can never create the dimension of God’s crea-tion nor capture the essence of God’s world we are filled with wonder as we are mindful of the dimensions of His time, space and matter. My interest in art goes back to early childhood to the hills of Tennessee. With the use of primitive mate-rials such as charcoal from our wood burning fireplace, water colors made from the dye of berries and roots our drawings were made. These early activities were enjoyed for the creative work of putting a mark or shape on a “canvas” and watching the art design evolve. Later in life there were classes at USM, USA, and PJC. These studies of art design, geometric patterns and abstract work were more disciplined in the art process than I was accus-tomed – and, I learned how much I didn’t know! It wasn’t until I studied under Marian Guthrie, local artist and teacher, that I began to develop a knowl-edge and appreciation for principles of art such as shape, color, value and balance. Her techniques and basic guide for artist were repeated frequently: “be creative, be spon-taneous, let viewer know the artist has been there, invest time in paining, draw or paint every day…” The paintings chosen for the July Trinity Art Display are of the realism style. The paintings are oil on canvas with a landscape and floral theme ---an expression of the joy and beauty of God’s world. Paintings are inspired by God’s creations and although God’s beautiful world can’t be reproduced His world leads one to contemplate the time and space around us and to marvel at the complexity of His crea-tion. Those paintings that you note lacking in detail and seemingly unfinished are probably my attempt at impressionism. The Silence of The Mist Misty Silence of the Fog Noah’s Quest Happy Above
UNITED MINISTRIES is in need of Bibles! Please bring any extra you may have to the church office. Thank you!
Grief Support Group How do you understand grief when your heart is bro-ken by the death of a loved one? To survive and live forward, those who grieve must find answers. Beyond the Broken Heart is a support group for those who are grieving the death of a loved one and are in need of a community to share the loneliness of grief. Scriptural wisdom will be used to explore the issues of grief and offer spiritual encouragement for a life of renewed hope and joy. The group will also offer some specific coping strategies to guide the way back to fullness of life. If you are grieving the death of a loved one, please join us on the journey through grief.
Meeting Dates: Mondays from Sept. 14—Nov. 21, 2106
Time: 3 - 5:00 PM
Location: Trinity Parlor
Leaders: Dale Zorn, Sally Zorn, Jean Norman, Sue Coleman
Please email Sally at [email protected] or call 850-477-5810 to leave a message
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The Uganda Building Project
At the beginning of May, our 3 acre building site was an empty field. Today we have made some serious progress!
The first thing we needed to build was a 12ft x 25ft storage shed to secure all the equipment and materials. This will later be con-verted into a kitchen.
The next thing was to start a perimeter wall to secure the entire compound. Praise God Benjamin Troyer was there to ensure that the proper mix of concrete was poured for the wall founda-tion, since the local mix would have quickly fallen to dust!
At the end of May we purchased a manual cement block making machine. The crew started the monumental, five week task of making 14,200 cement blocks! They celebrated the completion with a good ole fashioned Ugandan pig roast.
They’ve also made all the bricks for the Dorm walls, as well as its footer and septic tank.
At the end of June, Ronnie Willis arrived from Fort Walton Beach, FL. He’s taken on the role of supervising the crews so Benjamin can focus on administrative work. His great sense of humor and work ethic has really boosted things.
But Pastor David Opio is the real brains behind the op-eration. In a culture where trust can be a problem, David is an intelligent, integrous man who deeply cares about this project. Without him, we would have no clue what prices are fair for materials, or even where to find them.
Thank you Trinity family for making all of this possible!
-Will Shehee, Send56
A Strong Wall Foundation
Benjamin Troyer
Storage Shed
Ronnie Willis Pr. David Opio
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We begin Collecting August 7th and Pack on November 6th
SEVERAL WAYS TO HELP
YOU CAN: Pack a shoe box
Bring items to contribute, (suggestions listed below)
Help pay shipping costs, ($7 per box)
Pray for those giving, pray for those receiving, pray for this
ministry
Help pack boxes on November 6th, in the Gym at 8:45
Specialty boxes are appreciated. Boxes with supplies for handiwork are great
for older children. These specialty boxes could include tools, sewing, drawing
or beading supplies
SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION PROJECT
It is Time for OCC!
August 7th: Pens, Pencils & Sharpeners
August 14th: Markers & Colored Pencils
August 21st: Small Notebooks & Journals
August 28th: Flashlight & Batteries
September 4th: Toothbrush & Toothpaste
September 11th: Bar Soap in plastic bag or soap dish
September 18th: Washcloths
September 25th: Brushes & Combs
October 2nd: Soccer Ball & Pump
October 16th: Soccer Ball & Pump
October 23rd: Soccer Ball & Pump
October 30th: Small Cars, Dolls, or Music Instruments
November 6th: PACKING DAY
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Help Wanted!
For Sunday FundAy!
Job Description: Willing individuals to engage in food and conversation with awesome peo-ple!
Hours: One Sunday a Month during Sunday School Hour
Salary: Abundant blessing from incredible Senior High youth and College youth!
To apply: Contact Beth McClure or Sandy Hamilton.
(Please see our booth in the narthex!)
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STEWARDSHIP CORNER
My Answer, by Billy Graham, ©2015 Billy Graham, used by permission, all rights reserved.
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August 1, 2016 Please visit us at www.trinitypcola.org Senior Pastor The Rev. Dr. Hugh Hamilton [email protected] Music Director Wayne Millet [email protected] Organist Margie Sanders [email protected] Administrator/Controller Sharon Robbins [email protected] Trinity Learning Center (850) 435-7829 Anna Kay Shirah, Director [email protected] Administrative Assistant Wendy Davies [email protected]
Trinity Presbyterian Church 3400 Bayou Boulevard Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 432-3505 www.trinitypcola.org FAX (850) 434-1172
