Thrive is for women seeking to manage anxiety, depression, or other emotional health issues that get in the way of lives, relationships, and faith.
Beginning Sept. 8, we will meet at 6 pm in person and on zoom to work on healthy solutions for our hearts and minds, building faith and community. Using the book, Dear Anxiety, Let’s Break Up, we will discuss how to choose faith over fear and move from a life marked by anxiety to one of peace and abundance. This will include learning coping skills, ways to reverse the cycle of negative thinking, and how to support loved ones
who also struggle.

For more information contact Phyllis Castren.

The Monday Night Men's Group will continue to review the three epistles of John. In these books John writes to us (7 chapters in all) to show us God’s great love for us and how we are to walk in that love for Him and for others (1 John). We hope you can join us in the Youth Room on Monday nights!

Contact Pastor Malcolm if you have any questions. 

Building healthy relationships—be they romantic, platonic, familial, or professional—relies on a foundation of essential principles. This fall, based on the sermon series, Joel &  Lyn King will guide a small group through seven key elements for thriving relationships, drawn from Ephesians chapters 4 and 5.

Each week, participants will gather to explore one key principle and discover ways to nurture it in their own lives.

•  Mutual Respect, Boundaries, & Independence

•  Quality Time

•  Shared Values and Goals

•  Effective Communication

•  Accountability & Forgiveness

•  Trust

•  Support

This group welcomes anyone interested in strengthening any type of relationship—whether with a partner, friend, family member, or colleague. For more information, please contact Pastor Joel.

Women! Please join us starting September 10 as we begin to explore the Old Testament book of Isaiah. This Fall we will study Chapters 1-39, and will complete our study of Chapters 40-66 in the New Year. We meet in person on Wednesday mornings from 10-11:30 a.m. in Room 206; there will also be a Zoom option.

 

Our time together includes discussion, shared praises and prayer. For more information, please contact Sue Thayer,  Barbara Ho  or Bonnie Wilburn.
Because we find familiar references to Isaiah's writing throughout the Bible, a testimony to the consistency of truth in God's Word.

•  To gain insight into God's character – His holiness, justice, mercy, provision, sovereignty and faithfulness.

•  To understand Isaiah's prophetic declarations of God's devastating judgments,        followed by His glorious promises of restoration.

•  To see God's provision of the Messiah to bring salvation to all people in a strong           message of redemption and hope, in this life and in His eternal kingdom.

•  To see the necessity of relying on God alone, not substitutes, in times of trouble.

•  To learn more about the history of God's people, Israel, and how God interacted with   them through the centuries, as He does with us today.

•  To be transformed by the knowledge that we, too, are called to be holy, just, humble,   and compassionate, and to seek God and His will and guidance in our lives.

This Fall the Fight Club men's group each of us will look at one Man of the Bible. The primary source material will be the Book Men of the Bible, A one year devotional study of men is scripture by Spangler and Wolgemuth, Published by Zondervan. This is available in paperback, hardbound and Kindle books.

Each of us is encouraged to directly employ scripture as well. The fall session runs from September 10 through November 19; eleven sessions beginning with an overview on September 10.
As always, our emphasis will be on submission to the Spirit, following the scriptures to walk with Him daily and to prayer. Please join us each Wednesday evening from 6:30PM to 8PM in room 203 at Trinity, or by Zoom. 

 If you have questions, please contact Jim Thayer.

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Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek. 17 For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith,[e] as it is written, “The righteous shall live by faith.”

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The message of Romans is that all people everywhere have free access to God's Grace in Jesus Christ as they respond to the faith of the gospel.

 

All women are invited to join us Wednesday nights (starting Sept. 3) as we do a deep dive study this year into the book of Romans.  Binders and materials will be provided.

Please email Julie Bruechert for more info. or with any questions.