|
Bulletin Board |
|
Bulletin Board
|
|
Tune In to WBEV/WXRO Sunday Mornings |
|
If you find yourself not able to make it to church on a Sunday morning due to illness or the weather, we welcome you to tune into our radio broadcast. Now through December 28 the radio broadcast services will be moved to 8 AM on WXRO 95.3 FM |
|
Kaelyn Marie Gabather and her children, Brody William and Leela Luann Gabathuler. received the sacrament of holy baptism on Sunday, December 9.
We lift this family up in our prayers as they celebrate this joyous time in their lives. |
|
Given to the Glory Of God |
|
Altar Flowers
January 4 —A gift given to the Glory of God by Paul Sterrenberg in honor of Chuck Sterrenberg.
Radio Broadcast
January 4 —a gift given to the glory of God by Paul Sterrenberg in honor of Chuck Sterrenberg.
|
|
In Memory Of In memory of Joy Gagnon a gift of $50.00 has been given by family and friends to the memorial fund. We acknowledge with great appreciation the receiving of this gift. |
|
Thank You!! Trinity Church, Thank you so much for all the thoughtful things you do for us The Evening Star Quilt Guild
Dear Friends, Just a few Sundays ago, before the first snowfall happened, Steve Nelson and his two helpers, Dylan Stricker and Ray Moyer from the church Youth Group, stopped at my house to help rake up the remaining leaves. I want to give a special THANK YOU to Steve Nelson and his two helpers. They were great! With their help we solved the leaf problem in about an hour. I could never have gotten the leaves all raked in one day without their terrific help! Many Thanks! The leaf-raking Help is a wonderful program. Polly Knoll
Dear Member, Thank you for your continued support of Church Health Service’s Congregational health and parish nurse programs. We greatly appreciate your recent payment in the amount of $443.25 to the ministry of Church Health Services. Since its inception, Church Health Services and its programs have had a lot of positive impact on many individuals and families. Your generosity helps us to positively impact the health of people in our area communities. CHS is working in our communities. Thank you for being an important part of this effort. With Gratitude, Mike Augustson, Executive Director |
|
January Melodies of Mission to Benefit “ Mujila Falls Agriculture Center” Mujila Falls Agriculture Center actually started as the Musokatanda Agriculture project in 1995 by Paul and Roxanne Webster. Paul and Roxanne were commissioned by the United Methodist church in 1992. The Mujila falls Agriculture Center takes proverbs 14:4 seriously: “Where there are no oxen, there is no grain; abundant crops come by strength of the ox”.
It was largely by the strength of oxen that the united Methodist agriculture center had a bumper crop of corn in the last growing season. “One hundred twenty tons were harvested-planted and cultivated with one oxen, “ according to Missionary Paul Webster.
The Mujila Falls Agriculture Center is a major United Methodist investment in sustainable agriculture and vocational training for Zambia and the continent of Africa. The center primary serves the Lunda people. In addition to grain, Mujila Falls raises cattle, goats, chickens, and hogs and engages in conservation and land-management projects. Paul Webster, a native of Wisconsin, is strongly devoted to rural development.
By placing your loose coins in the offering plates during the month of January you will be supporting Mujila Falls Agriculture Center and the Lunda people through Agricultural research, training, and extension work. Help the people of Lunda go from a hunter-gathered existence agriculture. |