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This Weekend at Trinity - September 20 & 21, 2025🍂 - A rich landowner tells his unsatisfactory manager he’s going to fire him. Before cleaning out his desk, the manager calls in those who owed his boss and reduced their debt. When the boss hears about it, he doesn’t call his lawyer, but sits back and laughs in admiration. How could Jesus tell a story where the main character is a crook? Why doesn’t the boss punish the bad manager? What is Jesus trying to tell us? This weekend we look at this difficult parable with a surprise ending. The takeaway: in God’s economy, people matter more than profits. Mercy reigns.

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This Weekend at Trinity - September 20 & 21, 2025🍂 - A rich landowner tells his unsatisfactory manager he’s going to fire him. Before cleaning out his desk, the manager calls in those who owed his boss and reduced their debt. When the boss hears about it, he doesn’t call his lawyer, but sits back and laughs in admiration. How could Jesus tell a story where the main character is a crook? Why doesn’t the boss punish the bad manager? What is Jesus trying to tell us? This weekend we look at this difficult parable with a surprise ending. The takeaway: in God’s economy, people matter more than profits. Mercy reigns.

This Weekend at Trinity - September 13 & 14, 2025🍂 - In what do we find ourselves lost? Writer Anne Lamott said, “I do not at all understand the mystery of grace– only that it meets us where we are but does not leave us where it found us.” In parables of a lost sheep and lost coin. Jesus explores this mystery of grace. In what do we find ourselves lost? Jesus seeks out what is lost, searching relentlessly, never stopping until heaven rejoices.

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This Weekend at Trinity - September 13 & 14, 2025🍂 - In what do we find ourselves lost? Writer Anne Lamott said, “I do not at all understand the mystery of grace– only that it meets us where we are but does not leave us where it found us.” In parables of a lost sheep and lost coin. Jesus explores this mystery of grace. In what do we find ourselves lost? Jesus seeks out what is lost, searching relentlessly, never stopping until heaven rejoices.

This Weekend at Trinity - September 6 & 7, 2025 🍂 - This weekend we celebrate Rally Sunday and the start of our indoor worship schedule! In our Gospel, Jesus calls his followers to contemplate the cost of following him. While this teaching is daunting, it’s a reminder that Christianity is a way of being, a way of living differently, because of Jesus. We are saved by grace, not works, of course. But then what? How does Jesus’ love shape our way of being in the world?

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This Weekend at Trinity - September 6 & 7, 2025 🍂 - This weekend we celebrate Rally Sunday and the start of our indoor worship schedule! In our Gospel, Jesus calls his followers to contemplate the cost of following him. While this teaching is daunting, it’s a reminder that Christianity is a way of being, a way of living differently, because of Jesus. We are saved by grace, not works, of course. But then what? How does Jesus’ love shape our way of being in the world?

This Weekend at Trinity - August 30 & 31, 2025 🐞- What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God. This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world. The Nicene Creed makes bold statements about the belief that the dead will be resurrected and that there is another life in the world to come. How do your beliefs about death and the world to come affect your life here and now? In what ways do you experience the life that the Holy Spirit gives?

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This Weekend at Trinity - August 30 & 31, 2025 🐞- What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God. This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world. The Nicene Creed makes bold statements about the belief that the dead will be resurrected and that there is another life in the world to come. How do your beliefs about death and the world to come affect your life here and now? In what ways do you experience the life that the Holy Spirit gives?

This Weekend at Trinity - August 23 & 24, 2025 🐞
What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God.This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world.

This weekend we focus on the person and work of Jesus. We will unpack key truths about Christ’s divine nature, incarnation, resurrection and promised return. And we will explore the enormous promises of life and salvation found in this “2nd Article.”

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This Weekend at Trinity - August 23 & 24, 2025 🐞
What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God.This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world.

This weekend we focus on the person and work of Jesus. We will unpack key truths about Christ’s divine nature, incarnation, resurrection and promised return. And we will explore the enormous promises of life and salvation found in this “2nd Article.”

This Weekend at Trinity - August 16 & 17, 2025 🐞

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This Weekend at Trinity - August 16 & 17, 2025 🐞

This Weekend at Trinity - August 9 & 10, 2025 🐞- “We believe in God, the maker of all that is seen and unseen.” New telescopes show us parts of the universe our ancestors would have never dreamed to observe. The unseen becomes known. Yet so much remains unseen. We believe God created all. Both the seen and unseen lay before us. Ever, we are invited into the mystery that is God’s creation and God’s creative process.

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This Weekend at Trinity - August 9 & 10, 2025 🐞- “We believe in God, the maker of all that is seen and unseen.” New telescopes show us parts of the universe our ancestors would have never dreamed to observe. The unseen becomes known. Yet so much remains unseen. We believe God created all. Both the seen and unseen lay before us. Ever, we are invited into the mystery that is God’s creation and God’s creative process.

Join us for worship this weekend!
What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God. This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world.
The Nicene Creed was written to settle some important controversies regarding Jesus’ identity. The writers also chose to use ‘we’ instead of ‘I’ for each statement of belief. Why does this matter? And what do we do when part of the creed challenges our personal beliefs?

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Join us for worship this weekend!
What is it that we believe? To be human is to wrestle with old and new questions about our faith and God. This August, our sermon series looks back 1,700 years to the Nicene Creed with an eye on today’s world.
The Nicene Creed was written to settle some important controversies regarding Jesus’ identity. The writers also chose to use ‘we’ instead of ‘I’ for each statement of belief. Why does this matter? And what do we do when part of the creed challenges our personal beliefs?

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Servant Church in the of Mason City, IA

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