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 in person and on zoom to work on healthy solutions for our hearts and minds, building faith and community. We discuss things like safety with God, tools to respond well in a stressful
situation, how to reframe negative thinking and, how to develop life-giving friendships. For more information contact Phyllis Castren at pacastren@comcast.net.
Phyllis Castren.

A friend, co-worker, family member, or someone you just met is talking—and you sense God nudging you to say something. But what do you say? What don’t you say? How can you bring God into the conversation without shutting it down? Welcome to God Space. Where the Holy Spirit can do amazing things through everyday conversations. 

Connect with real-life stories of how ordinary people learned how to engage others in rich spiritual conversations that open doors instead of slamming them shut. You'll find fresh insights and practical tools for connecting with others about the things that matter most. We meet in the Youth Room at 6:30 p.m. Contact Pastor Ernie with any questions. 

Our small group will meet on Tuesday nights for the purpose of strengthening couple relationships and will reinforce good habits towards your partner. The material is taken from Prepare Enrich, the most highly esteemed relational survey for couples used in premarital and marital coaching.
Join us for a ten-week long group session at the home of Jim and Karen Asselin. For more information contact Jim Asselin.

Come and learn about the bible through the cultural mindset of the original hearers. We will be looking at the Psalms from a different perspective. Each week we will listen to a podcast from BEMA Discipleship and then discuss. We will meet on Zoom, Tuesdays 7 to 9 p.m. Learn more at https://www.bemadiscipleship.com/about.

For more information contact Lynn Relyea 

Women! Join us in the Trinity Café Area at 10 AM as we begin a new study on 1 Peter. The book of I Peter helps us focus on the hope, as well as the inexpressible and glorious joy we have in our salvation and inheritance in Christ that can never perish! It is a book of practical encouragement about how to live lives that please and honor God in a society that does not care about God. I Peter offers encouragement to those who are suffering for their faith or going through trials, and teaches us that when we show love and extend grace to those mistreating us, we show others who God is and bring glory to Him.
Join us each Wednesday morning for an encouraging, faith-building time in God’s Word! Each week we will also set aside time to share our praises to the Lord and to pray for each other’s needs. If you have questions or if you plan to come, please contact: Sue Thayer,  Barbara Ho , or Bonnie Wilburn .

This year the Fight Club men's group seeks to draw much closer to the Spirit of God. We will be using the book Spirit Walk by Steve Smith which was written to describe how to walk in God's Spirit. Drawing on many scriptures that describe who the Holy Spirit is, how He works in us, and how we can keep step with Him, this study will delve deeply into how to fully engage with the Spirit’s presence in our hearts. The process is revealed in clear, simple terms, and is developed in chapters dedicated to each part, with an emphasis on
prayer and self-assessment. Please join us each Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 8PM in room 203 at Trinity or by Zoom. 
If you have questions, would like to join us in person or need the Zoom link, please contact Jim Thayer 

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In September-October, we will study a few specific Biblical Prayers (e.g. by Abraham, Jacob, David, Moses, Daniel, Hannah, Job, Jesus, Paul, and others). We will observe what circumstances prompted these prayers, how they reflect these people’s knowledge of and relationship with God, and how God answers them. We will apply what we learn to grow in our personal prayer lives. Our meeting on October 30th will be dedicated to
praying for our country, our leaders, our people, and the upcoming election.

In November- December, we will study Colossians. This short but powerful letter reminds us of the supremacy of Christ, that Christ is enough, and that all that is worth having is found in Christ. These truths are important for us to meditate on and discuss, as we are surrounded by distractions and lies that tempt us to neglect Christ’s utter sufficiency to save, change, and satisfy us. Please join us in the Lighthouse Room at 6:30 p.m. 

 For more information contact Julie Bruechert or Yuliya Scharfy.