Thrive is for women seeking to manage anxiety, depression, or other emotional health
issues that get in the way of lives, relationships, and faith.
This fall we will meet at 6 pm (note new time) in person and on zoom to consider how
boundaries can pave the way for healthy relationships. We will use the Good
Boundaries and Goodbyes  study guide by Lysa Terkeurst.
Our goal is to find healthy solutions for our hearts and minds, building faith and
community. For more information contact Phyllis Castren.

Use the link below to buy the study guide.

Study Guide Link

This small group is for young women and mothers who want to find community and desire to go deeper into the Bible. 

• It is early enough to not affect the kid's bedtime

• Dinner is served

• It is only 90 minutes long

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For more information contact Becky Morales.

Come and join us on Monday evenings at 6.30 p.m. for a men's Bible study and prayer time. We meet in the Youth Room, we always have some kind of fun game or ice-breaker to start, and we end with small-group prayer. This season we will be continuing our studies in the Book of Romans. We finish each session at 8.00 p.m. We focus on growing together as brothers in Christ in a relaxed and mutually-supportive environment.

Contact Pastor Malcolm with any questions. 

Come and learn about the bible through the cultural mindset of the original hearers. Your eyes will be opened to deeper meaning of Genesis and Exodus. Each week we will listen to a podcast from BEMA Discipleship and then discuss. This will be a hybrid meeting - in person or on Zoom. Tuesday 7-9 p.m.

 Learn more at https://www.bemadiscipleship.com/about.

For more information contact Lynn Relyea 

This Bible study group is open to all Women meets each Wednesday, 10:00-11:30 a.m., in the Cafe area at Trinity. The morning includes time for fellowship and shared praises, teaching and group discussions, and prayer for one another.

 

In His Word, God has revealed not only the way to be saved and to be called His children, but also the way to then walk in His wisdom daily. In this study of the Book of Proverbs we will consider God's timeless counsel and instruction in such areas as relationships, integrity, justice, possessions, speech and more. As we encourage each other in the application of these teachings in our everyday lives, we will increasingly be prepared to exercise wisdom in our attitudes and actions. These attention-getting sayings of Solomon still help us today to recognize the path of godly living and avoid the way of destructive choices.

Contact Sue Thayer with any questions. 

Fight Club is a men’s group based on Jesus’ teaching that the Spirit of God lives in us, so we can rely on Him to guide us as we fight to be transformed into the likeness of Christ.
This fall Fight Club will be studying Ezekiel: The Wiersbe Bible Study Series: Bowing before our awesome God. Ezekiel is often viewed as a “downer” prophet, but God used him to reveal to captives why their God allows their current depressing circumstances. These of course are the Just Desserts of the choices they, and their predecessors, have made, especially as regards their worship. This particular study seems to focus on the
more salient aspects of Ezekiel’s person, position and the “predicament” of the time God calls him. We will meet each Wednesday evenings at Trinity in room 203, or on Zoom.

If you have questions, would like to join us in person or need the Zoom link, please contact Jim Thayer.

The Book of Acts centers on  Christ's disciples in the 1st century witnessing and spreading the gospel across the world, in accordance with Jesus's last words before his ascension to Heaven:  "But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” (Acts 1:8).

 

There is a lot happening in the book of Acts, and we'd like our emphasis to be on evangelism - witnessing and sharing the good news of Jesus, e.g. what can we learn from the 1st century Christians about how they fulfilled the great commission (Matt 28:19-20)?  We don't want it to be just a theoretical study and discussion; we'd like us to apply it as we go and JUST DO IT!

Contact Julie Bruechert or Yuliya Scharfy for more information. 

With busy lives and a relativistic culture surrounding us, it is easy to become a consumer Christian. Can we live as Christian producers, simply by being obedient and leaving the results up to God? Zume, meaning 'yeast', is training that practically and supernaturally engages us as disciples to make disciples.  Please join us for this faith building experience.

Most meetings will be on Zoom at 7:00 p.m.  on Wednesdays, with once-per-month in-person meetings as schedules allow.  For more information contact  Jim Asselin.