We are thrilled to share the news that from Sunday, January 21, to Sunday, March 3 (with a brief break on February 4 for our Town Hall Meeting which will be held during both services), Trinity will be presenting TWO engaging six-week Education Hour classes during the first service. Childcare will be provided.

Classes are scheduled during the first service, running from 9:15a to 10:10a. Kindly drop off your children in their designated class at 9:15a and proceed to your assigned Ed Hour Classroom.

To participate in a class, ensure you sign up using the appropriate link provided below. Your involvement is greatly appreciated! Detailed class descriptions can be found beneath each title.

WHY WE BELIEVE THE BIBLE | Location: Upstairs Myrtle Room
We want "You just to do you." I want to share my truth.
Our culture's obsession with personal experience and personal reference has added one more reason that people argue not to trust the Bible. In a culture of deconstruction, doubt, and despair about truth, why should we trust the Bible and what it says? And can we trust that God's Word is an accurate description of the events it recounts? Can we trust that it provides a solid foundation for knowledge, salvation, and for living the Christian life? Hopefully, FOMO will lead you to take the time to consider why the Bible still stands as the only foundation for life and faith. Register here.

PRAYER | Location: Fellowship Hall
Prayer stands as a profound blessing bestowed upon us by the Lord, offering a pathway to deepen our relationship with Him. Despite this divine gift, some Christians grapple with feelings of inadequacy or a sense of not praying enough, leading to discouragement. In this enlightening Education Hour class, Timo Strawbridge will delve into the essence of prayer, highlighting its significance and its potential for bringing immense joy and providing practical guidance for class participants on cultivating a robust and fulfilling prayer life. Register here.

If you have any questions, please email Brown Peterson.