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Inside this Issue:

Upcoming Events 3 Sometimes Church is Hard 5 Missions Ministry 6 Fall Family Activity 7 Youth Stuff 8 Schedule of

Worship Volunteers 10 Calendar 11

“We love because He first

loved us”. 1 John 4:19

Dear Family in Christ Jesus,

May the joy of the Lord be

your strength and the heart of

your ‘native language’. As

October arrives there is an air

of joy and thankfulness all

around us. In part this is the

because in October we, as

Canadians, celebrate a

National Day of

Thanksgiving. Our

neighbours to the south catch

up to us in November with

their thankfulness and praise

to God. I remember the first

time I realized this was a

North American holiday

alone. I was shocked; I was

also in my forties! How did I

go that long without knowing

this? Well in part I had not

done much world travel, and

in part it just did not make

sense in my heart, my being,

my way of life to not

celebrate Thanksgiving!

Does the rest of the world

not love Turkey and

pumpkin pie as much as we

do? Do they not enjoy

harvest? If you follow these

questions you will see again

that I had not done much

world travel and I saw things

through the lens of my life

experiences and through my

‘native language’! There is

that term again. What does it

mean? English? No.

Canadian? No. It is more than

that – it is the language of my

life. I learned it at an early age

speaking from what I

experienced and was taught

and lived out each day. We

have a language that we speak,

and that we interpret the

speaking of others by – a Love

Language if you will. More

on that in a bit.

It is fascinating to me that we

also each have our own

‘geography’ developed within

us from our earliest memories.

I am a water and trees kind of

girl. What are you? It is more

than just loving water and the

smell of trees. It is a spiritual

geography in that I am filled

up, renewed, strengthened to

carry on when I can hear

water, walk barefoot in the

waves and smell trees! If you

would like to explore this

concept of spiritual geography

I recommend Kathleen Norris’

book “Dakota”. I can live in

other geographies but need to

connect with my own in order

to stay grounded and strong.

In the same way I speak and

understand according to my

‘native’ language. What am I

talking about? We are

making use of Dr. Gary

Chapman’s book “The 5

Love Languages” in our

FIREPROOF Your

Marriage Study. In his

book Dr. Chapman

identifies five basic

languages people use both

to speak love, and to hear

love spoken. He says we

learn, develop and use our

own native love language

from early childhood. In

marriage it becomes

necessary to know and

understand how each

partner speaks love and

hears love spoken. He has

identified five basic ways

that happens with many

dialects possible within

each way. It is

fascinating and there are

much deeper truths in this

concept than one first

imagines. I have been

pondering and studying

what this means in how

we live out our lives in

other ways using our

‘native’ language of love

and life. I now realize

that when I first learned

that Thanksgiving was not

celebrated all over the

world it was like hearing

a ‘foreign’ language!

What were they saying?

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How could this be? (I

knew about the Puritans

and the first

Thanksgiving, I just

never imagined it hadn’t

caught on all over the

world!)

So where am I going

with all this talk of

languages and

geography? Well for

three weeks in October

we are going to dive into

a Sermon Series on

“Love Languages”. We

will study God’s Word,

considering the richer,

deeper meanings of the

word ‘Love’ as found in

the original Greek. We

will explore what

‘storge’ love taught us as

young children, how we

grew when we

experienced ‘philos’ love

and when we

encountered ‘eros’ love.

What do they all mean in

how we live out our

callings as children of

God, as husbands and

wives, as parents and

children, as friends and

co-workers? Above all

we will delve into the

meaning and application

of ‘agape’ love and how

it winds through each of

the above expressions of

love making them

possible in the first

place.

As our Thanksgiving

worship throughout the

month of October we

will be challenged to

look at love not as the

world looks at it and not

in the blithe and trendy

words of our culture and

society today, but rather

in the depths of this truth

from Scripture, “God is

Love” (1John 4:8).

What does that mean for

me? For my family? For

our church, community,

world? Consider these

words in 1 John 3 & 4,

“See what love the

Father has given us, that

we should be called

children of God; and

that is what we are.”

“Little children, let us

love, not in word or

speech, but in truth and

action.” “In this is love,

not that we loved God

but that He loved us and

sent His Son to be the

atoning sacrifice for our

sins.” And “We love

because He first loved

us”. As your Pastor I am

asking you, even

begging you, to make

worship a commitment

for yourself and for your

family so that you may

gather to receive and

hear the life changing

Word of God which

changes us, which

continues to shape and

mold us into the people

God would have us be so

that we may be light for

the world.

Two things I know for

sure. Christ Jesus loved

us to the point of death.

Christ Jesus loves us so

much that He gives us

life – abundant life! This

is truth to explore, pray

about, give thanks for as

we live it out each day.

Come find your ‘native’

tongue and learn how to

use it to the Glory of

God, giving thanks

through Jesus Christ!

In the powerful, precious

name of Jesus, Happy

Thanksgiving!

Pastor Maggie

Abundant Harvest

Let’s fill many tables.

For the month of

October we are

collecting food for

Brooks Food Bank –

Look for the bin in the

Narthex (Church lobby)

Freely you have

received; freely give. ~

Matthew 10:8

Join us for Worship in October

A 3 Week Series

“Love Languages”

“We love because God first loved us.” – 1 John 4:19

October 6 Psalm 62:1-8; 2 Timothy 1:1-10,13-14; Luke 6:46-49

Love Language – Firm Foundations

October 13 Psalm 100; 2 Timothy 2:1-8; Luke 17:11-19

Love Language – Gratitude and Praise

October 20 Timothy 3:14-4:5; Luke 19:1-10

Love Language – Tough Love & Grace

Then

October 27 Revelation 14:6-7; Romans 3:19-29; John 8:31-36

Reformation Sunday – Pastor Eric Hulstrand

Preaching


Ladies Fall Gathering

Saturday, October 5 at 10:00 am

Join us for music and a devotion,

Learn about Trinity’s Jars of Clay ministry and observe a potter creating with clay

Enjoy home cooked stew served in a pottery bowl of your choice

which you can then take home! ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Fireproof Your Marriage

WHEN: Sunday Evenings 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Oct. 6, Nov. 3 & 17

Facilitators: Pastors Maggie & John Theiss, fellow travelers on the journey of marriage & life!

RESOURCES USED: Fireproof the Movie, Fireproof Your Marriage, The Love Dare,

The Five Love Languages and The Holy Bible.

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Faith Family Amazing Race

Sunday Oct 20 From 1 – 4

Fill your vehicle with your team,

pick a team name and come up with fun costumes.

Sign up as a team or as individuals to go on a team.

For all ages – Fun – Prizes!

And let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us

Hebrews 12:1b ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Transition / Visioning Weekend

October 25 – 27, 2019

Pastor Eric Hulstrand of Moving Forward Coaching will visit Trinity in person to

conduct interviews as well as use results from the recent survey that was given to the

congregation to present observations and recommendations to the Staff, Transition

Team and the Congregation. If you would like to have a ½ hr or 1 hr interview

with Pastor Eric please sign-up on the bulletin board across from the office.

Pastor Eric will deliver the message during worship on Sunday October 27 with a

potluck lunch following church. After lunch Pastor Eric will give a presentation to

the congregation with a question and answer time.


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When: Thursday, November 7, 2019,

Doors open 5:30 PM

Where: Duchess Hall, Duchess

Tickets: Early Bird $25 to Oct. 17,

$30 until Nov. 4

Tables: Fill a table of 8 for $175

Sponsorship packages available for individuals,

groups, or businesses with tax receipt or advertising

options.

Tickets, tables, & sponsorship available

at crossroadsclinic.ca/banquet or

call 403-362-6665

SAVE THE DATE

Friday November 15, 2019 @ 7:00PM

Climbing the creation-evolution ladder: which side

is more stable?

Question and Answer Forum

Tom Tripp - CMI speaker

At Duchess Mennonite Church

Co-Hosted with Trinity Lutheran Church

BROOKS SATURDAY OCTOBER 5 DOORS 6:30 PM

BROOKS EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH

TICKETS $15/ADVANCE

$25/DOOR

$40/FAMILY PASS GET YOUR TICKETS AT THE EFREE CHURCH

OFFICE OR VISIT TIMMYTOUR.COM

High Tea with Hats & Heels

To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of

St. Alban’s Tea & Bake Sale

Saturday, October 19th

St. Alban’s Anglican Church

Two seatings: 1:00 pm and 3:00 pm

Gluten Free Options

Bake Sale

Tickets: $15 each or $100 for Table of 8

For tickets or info call Joanne Wells @ 403-

362-3142 or email

[email protected]

http://crossroadsclinic.ca/banquet


ARIANNA FREELEN Arianna is the wife of a

rugged man and a mom

of three little princesses.

She is a photographer,

professional furniture re-

arranger, purger of all

the things, Celine Dion

karaoke queen, and

Classic Coke drinker.

She loves to write about

her Savior, her role as a

wife and mother, and

finds fulfillment with her

arms full of those she

loves most. You can

learn more about her life

at choosingfreelen.com

Sometimes Church

is Hard

By Arianna Freelen

I sat in a meeting. The

discussion was heated.

The conversation heavy.

Hearts were burdened.

Chests were puffed.

Sorrow, pain, arrogance,

curiosity, humility, fear,

courage, and forgiveness

sat together in a single

room.

As I looked around the

church, I just kept

thinking—

Church is hard.

Church is hard for the

person walking through

the doors, afraid of

judgement.


pastor’s family, under

the microscope of an

entire body.


prodigal soul returning

home, broken and

battered by the world.


girl who looks like she

has it all together, but

doesn’t.


couple who fought the

entire ride to service.


single mom, surrounded

by couples holding

hands, and seemingly

perfect families.


widow and widower with

no invitation to lunch

after service.


deacon with an estranged

child.


choir member

overwhelmed by the

weight of the lyrics in

that song.


man insecure in his role

as a leader.


wife who longs to be led

by a righteous man.


nursery volunteer who

desperately longs for a

baby to love.


single woman and single

man, praying God brings

them a mate.


teenage girl, wearing a

scarlet letter, ashamed of

her mistakes.


gays, adulterers, liars,

cheats, and slanderers.


sinners.

Church is hard for me.

It’s hard because on the

outside it all looks shiny

and perfect. Sunday best

in behavior and dress.

However, underneath

those layers, you find a

body of imperfect

people, carnal souls,

selfish motives.

But, here is the beauty of

church—

Church isn’t a building,

mentality, or expectation.

Church is a body.

Church is a group of

sinners, saved by grace,

living in fellowship as

saints.

Church is a body of

believers bound as

brothers and sisters by an

eternal love.

Church is a holy ground

where sinners stand as

equals before the Throne

of Grace.

Church is a refuge for

broken hearts and a

training ground for

mighty warriors.

Church is a converging

of confrontation and

invitation. Where sin is

confronted and hearts are

invited to seek

restoration.

Church is a lesson in

faith and trust.

Church is a bearer of

burdens and a giver of

hope.

Church is a family. A

family coming together,

setting aside differences,

forgetting past mistakes,

rejoicing in the smallest

of victories.

Church, the body, and

the circle of sinners-

turned-saints, is where

He resides, and if we

ask, He is faithful to

come.

So even on the hard days

at church—

The days when I am at

odds with a sister. When

I’ve fought with my

husband because we’re

late once again. When

I’ve walked in bearing

burdens heavier than my

heart can handle, yet

masking the pain with a

smile on my face. When

I’ve worn a scarlet letter,

under the microscope.

When I’ve longed for a

baby to hold, or fought

tears as the lyrics were

sung. When I’ve walked

back in, afraid and

broken, after walking

away.

I’ll remember, He has

never failed to meet me

there.

FYI You have an opportunity

for service to our church

family at TLC.

We would welcome

anyone interested in the

preparation of coffee after

Sunday worship or the

clean-up, to come into the

Kitchen to become

familiar with the routine.

There is a sign-up sheet in

the Kitchen. We’ve been

enjoying treats with our

after worship coffee and

welcome contributions if

you feel lead to do so


Mission Ministry

Launches a New

Initiative

For several years in the

Fall, the Mission

Ministry Group has

coordinated the

collection of socks

towels and blankets

which we have

distributed locally to the

Women’s Shelter and in

Calgary to Inn from the

Cold, the Mustard Seed

and Calgary Rehab and

Drop-In Centre. The

support from our

congregation has been

amazing, with well over

2500 pairs of socks for

all ages, lots of towels

and blankets donated.

For this we say, “Thank

You!” for your support.

This year, we have

discovered that there are

many ways that people

in Calgary provide the

same support to these

organizations, and

although the need

remains, it is being met

by generous donations

from Calgary and

surrounding areas.

With this in mind, the

Trinity Lutheran

Mission Ministry has

decided to go in a

slightly different

direction. We have

been in conversation

with the Brooks

Women’s Shelter and

with the Champions

Centre, who would

appreciate our support

locally. They have

provided us with a wish

list of items that are in

constant need for their

organizations and we

are hoping that our

congregation can look

at these lists, choose

items that we are able to

provide, and assist these

very important services

in our own community.

We will start collecting

donations during the

third week of October

and will conclude the

last week of November.

The lists will be posted

for your reference, and

gathering bins will be

available in the church

lobby where you can

drop your donations.

The Mission Ministry

will regularly deliver

donations to the

Women’s’ Shelter and

Campions Centre.

Please prayerfully

consider how you can

help with this project, a

way to assist those in

our community who are

in crisis and are in need

of our support.

Thank you!

Brooks Women’s

Shelter Needs

• Cleaning supplies

• Tissues,

• Paper Towels

• Hand Soap

• Disinfectant Wipes

• Disposable latex

gloves (small)

• Garbage bags

• Febreze spray

• Mattress Covers for

single beds (ones that

zip up)

• Double or Queen

sheets to give away

when families leave

the shelter

• Canned Goods

• Spices

• Commercial Floor

Cleaner

• Baby wipes

• Gift Cards – gas

card, phone cards,

Walmart, NoFrills

etc. (for the shelter

clients)

• Ink for a Brother

Printer – TN-225c,

TN-221bk, Tn-221m,

TN225y

• Ladies Nightgowns

and robes (They have

lots of children and

youth robes)

• BR30 – 65 Watt –

130 Volt Frost Flood

light (They go

through lots of these)

Champion’s Centre

Needs

• Cleaning

supplies

• Dish soap

(Dawn)

• Dishwasher soap,

• Laundry soap,

• Windex

• Tissues

• Paper towels,

• Foaming hand

soap

• Disinfectant

wipes

• Disposable latex

gloves

• Garbage bags

• Toilet paper

• Coffee

• Canned goods

• Pot holders

• Printer paper

Rehoming our Organ

As stated in the Summer

2019 issue of the Trinity

times and after much

deliberation, thought and

prayer, Trinity’s Council

has decided to rehome

our Organ. We are

giving a final

opportunity for our

members to purchase the

organ before we put it up

for sale to an outside

purchaser. Please

contact a council

member or the church

office for more info.


GOT QUESTIONS??

Many people have questions about the

Bible, or Faith, or Jesus or Other

Religious Beliefs but do not always feel

comfortable asking their questions out

loud or in a group. It was suggested a

while back that we should start a

Question Box where people could put

their questions (with their name or

without). Our Pastors would then have

opportunity to do some study and choose

a question or two to answer in the Trinity

Times each month.

There is now a “GOT QUESTIONS?”

box on the table below the main Bulletin

Board. Please consider what you might

have on your mind and would like to ask

and put in a question or two. Watch for

the answers in coming Trinity Times

editions.

Jesus said, “ask, seek and knock”. Let us

each share our questions that we may all

grow in grace and wisdom.

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Rend Collective

is Coming to Calgary!

October 10

@ First Alliance Church

Get your tickets

https://rendcollective.com/pages/tour

Let’s carpool!

A Fall Activity

for Families

“Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path.”

Psalm 119:105

Pumpkin Prayer Take 1 Pumpkin and a carving knife

(Cut off the top of the pumpkin)

Pray: Lord, open my mind so I can learn new things about You.

(remove the pumpkin innards)

Pray: Lord Jesus, remove the things in my life that don’t please

you. Forgive the wrong things I do and the times I am

disobedient to Your Word. Help me to forgive others as You

forgive me.

(cut open eyes)

Pray: Open my eyes to see the beauty you’ve made in the world

around me. Open my eyes to see how precious and valuable

I am to You!

(cut out nose)

Pray: I’m sorry for the times I’ve turned my nose at the good food

you provide. Help us to remember those who do not have

food and to share.

(cut out mouth)

Pray: Heavenly Father, let everything I say and the words I use

please You.

(light the candle and place inside pumpkin)

Pray: Jesus, help me show Your light to others through the things

I do and the choices I make. Amen.

https://rendcollective.com/pages/tour


Youth Stuff Follow us:

Join us for Breakfast and God’s Word

Sundays @ 9:00 am

(Youth Grade 9 -12)

Backyard activities: H

Fall-O-Ween Jesus Food Bank Drive

October 31 @ 5pm

Pizza Supper

Trick or Treating for the Food Bank

Costumes are optional

*No Confirmation on Oct 30 as

we will be doing the food drive

the following evening

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Youth Events

October 25

Costume Night @ Brooks Corn Maze

7:00 pm

November 1

Games Night

7:00 pm

With Southern Alberta Bible Camp staff! Location

to be announced. Archery tag, 9-square in the air,

bubble balls, and sharing from SABC.

Early December

Shoebox Warehouse Trip to Calgary

More Information to follow


Are you getting TLC Connections?

A weekly email sent out Thursday afternoons. Included:

Sunday’s Scripture, Announcements, Prayer Concerns,

A Word from one of our Pastors, Links to new or

interesting songs or other items. Email [email protected] to sign up

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A big thank you to our Worship Committee and Music

Team for all of the time, energy, talent and

faithfulness that you provide for your faith family on a

regular basis. We appreciate all the work that you all

do, the work behind the scenes and the visible work!

Thank you for your dedication and commitment to

enhancing worship at Trinity. We appreciate the

variety of music from contemporary to more

traditional hymns. Keep up the great work and God

Bless!

The Deacons

Thank you to our Transition Prayer Team Members.

During this time of transition prayer and seeking the

Holy Spirit’s guidance is of utmost importance. We

thank you for your willingness to hold the

congregation our Pastors and the Transition Team in

prayer. Your faithfulness is appreciated! If anyone is

interested in joining this team please contact Rhea

Lynne Anderson

“Our prayers may be awkward. Our attempts may be

feeble. But since the power of prayer is in the one who

hears it and not in the one who says it, our prayers do

make a difference.” ~ Max Lucado

Please pray about increasing your automatic debit

offering as you begin to plan your budget for the

upcoming year.

Thank you for your intentional stewardship with

your offerings. May we continue to glorify God

with our giving and serve in Jesus name.

The Tithe Committee would like everyone to pray

about what God would have us consider for

allocation of our available funds for next year. If you have any suggestions for local, national or

international causes that our church could support,

please share that information with the Tithe

Committee members, John Dyck, Leona

Ferguson or Brian Berg.

mailto:[email protected]?subject=TLC%20Connections


October 06 10:00 am Worship with Communion Acolyte: Levi Johnson Lector: Val Deunk Storyteller: Julie Musgrove Sound: Doug Erlandson Video: Joey Armstrong Communion Prep: Debbie Berg Worship Assistant Harold Stedel

Ushers: Candice Bloor /Thomas Anderson/ John & Charlotte Dyck

Scripture Readings: Psalm 62:1-8/2 Tim 1:1-10, 13-14

October 13 10:00 am Worship – Thanksgiving

Acolyte: Nicola Muller Lector: Ria Neufeld Storyteller: Pastor John Sound: Randy Flatla Video: Jayden Harvie Worship Assistant Laura-Marie Elgersma

Ushers: Anne McMahon /Leona Ferguson / Mark & Melanie Altwasser

Scripture Readings: Psalm 100 / 2 Timothy 2:1-8

October 20 10:00 am Worship - Communion

Acolyte: Lyndsey Peltzer Lector: Anne McMahon Storyteller: Pastor Maggie

Sound: Jayden Harvie / Lauren Trembecki Video: Mason Hofer Communion Prep: Doris Bachand Worship Assistant Rhea Lynne Anderson Ushers: Randy & Corry Flatla / Brian & Debbie Berg

Scripture Readings: 2Tim 3:14-4:5

October 27 10:00 am – Reformation Sunday Acolyte: Lauren Trembecki Lector: Melanie Altwasser Storyteller: Julie Musgrove Sound: Ryan Summach / Mason Hofer Video: Randy Flatla Worship Assistant: Harold Stedel Ushers: Doug & Mona Erlandson / Barry & Trudi Heal Scripture Readings: Revelation 14:6-7/Romans 3:19-28

WORSHIP SERVICES SCHEDULE

OF VOLUNTEER DUTIES

George & Karen VanderLinden Oct. 01 Ben & Amanda Peters Oct. 06 Carter & Darlene Curran Oct. 07 Alex & Lenora Connelly Oct. 08 John & Maggie Theiss Oct. 08 Vince & Laura-Marie Elgersma Oct. 09 Andrew & Carolyn Graves Oct. 09 Greg & Alana Christensen Oct. 09 Peter & Donna Heal Oct. 11 Rudy & Jean Peltzer Oct. 15 Terry & Michelle Huber Oct. 16 Don & Anne McMahon Oct. 21 Robert & Nikki Peltzer Oct. 23 Jason & Tina Bonk Oct. 23 Raymond & Audrey Flatla Oct. 23 Brad & Kristen Niznik Oct. 24 Doug & Mona Erlandson Oct. 28

If you would like to have your anniversary included in the Wedding Anniversary list please call the church office. Lindsay Reid Oct 05 Norman Chelte Oct 08 Tom Hodgkinson Oct 09 Barry Berg Oct 10 Mabel Schmitke Oct 15 Joan Rogers Oct 19 Robert Perini Oct 20 Renate Jasperson Oct 20 Florence Bartlett Oct 26 Archie Adams Oct 30 If you are a Senior and would like to have your name included on the Seniors’ birthday list, please call the church office.

OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES

OCTOBER SENIORS BIRTHDAYS


~ October 2019 ~

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Communion Sundays October 6 October 20

1 Pastor Maggie @ ---- 1:00 pm Quilting

8:00 pm AA

2 LCMC Gathering

9:30 am Decorate for Thanksgiving 2:00 pm Bible Study @ Newbrook Lodge 4:30 pm Confirmation Class

3 Pastor John day off 8:00 pm AA / Alanon

4 Pastors Maggie & John day off

5 10:00 am Ladies Fall Gathering 3:30 – 5:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

6 9:00 am Ed Hour 10:00 am Worship 1:30 – 4:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship 2:30 pm Worship @ Sunrise Gardens 6:30 pm Fireproof Your Marriage Study

7 6:30 pm Adult Information/ Membership Class 6:00 pm Brownies 6:30 pm Girl Guides/Pathfinders 7:00 pm Transition Team meeting

8 10:00 am Pastor Cluster

1:00 pm Quilting

4:45 pm Deacon’s meeting 5:30 pm Trustee meeting

8:00 pm AA

9 9:30 am Agape Ladies Bible Study 11:30 am Staff meeting 1:00 pm Trinity Lutheran Church Women meeting 4:30 pm Confirmation Class

10 Pastor Maggie day off 6:30 pm Worship @ Orchard Manor 7:30 pm Worship @ Newbrook Lodge 8:00 pm AA / Alanon


12 Pastor John day off 3:30 – 5:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

13 9:00 am Adult Ed Hour 10:00 am Worship 1:30 – 4:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship 2:00 pm Pastor John @ Rolling Hills

14

Thanksgiving Day – Office Closed

15

1:00 pm Quilting 5:00 pm Board of Education meeting 7:00 pm Council meeting

8:00 pm AA

16

Pastors Maggie & John 9:30 am Agape Ladies Bible Study 4:30 pm Confirmation Class

17

at Conference -------- 6:00 pm Fall into Music

8:00 pm AA / Alanon

18 Pastor John day off


3:30 – 5:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle meeting

20

9:00 am Ed Hour 10:00 am Worship 1:00 pm Faith Family Amazing Race 1:30 – 4:30 pm Church of God Tabernacle Worship 2:00 pm Pastor John @ Iddesleigh

21

Pastor Maggie day off 6:30 pm Adult Information/ Membership Class 6:00 pm Brownies 6:30 pm Girl Guides/Pathfinders

22 Pastor John day off

1:00 pm Quilting

8:00 pm AA

23

9:30 am Agape Ladies Bible Study 4:30 pm Confirmation Class


8:00 pm AA / Alanon

25

Transition / Vision

26

Weekend --------→

27

Transition / Vision 9:00 am Education Hour 10:00 am Worship 11:30 am Potluck 12:30 Congregation meeting with Pastor Eric Hultstrand

28

Pastor Maggie -------- Pastor John day off 6:00 pm Brownies 6:30 pm Girl Guides/Pathfinders

29

Medical leave until --- Pastor John day off Trinity Times Deadline 1:00 pm Quilting

8:00 pm AA

30

November 3 9:30 am Agape Ladies Bible Study

31

4:00 pm Worship @ Longterm Care – BHC 5:00 pm Youth/Confirmation Halloween Food Drive 8:00 pm AA / Alanon


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The next deadline is October 29, 2019.

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Trinity Volume 3, Issue 9 Times · Trinity Times Page 5 of 12 come. Church isn’t a building, is Hard By Arianna Freelen ARIANNA FREELEN Arianna is the wife of a rugged man and a