Day of Pentecost – 2025

June 5, 2025 • • By: Ashley Morrison

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From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!

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From our family to yours, Merry Christmas!

This Weekend at Trinity - December 13 & 14, 2025 🕯️- In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
Week 3 Theme: How do you feel when you hold onto a belief that the deepest desire of your heart will come true even before you see any evidence? How do you feel when you get a glimmer that what you hardly dared hope for is becoming a reality? This week we reflect on how A Promise Coming True 2000 years ago is relevant for us today.

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This Weekend at Trinity - December 13 & 14, 2025 🕯️- In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
Week 3 Theme: How do you feel when you hold onto a belief that the deepest desire of your heart will come true even before you see any evidence? How do you feel when you get a glimmer that what you hardly dared hope for is becoming a reality? This week we reflect on how A Promise Coming True 2000 years ago is relevant for us today.

This Weekend at Trinity - December 6 & 7, 2025 🕯️- In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
This week we reflect on A Promise of Peace. Isaiah foretells the coming of the Prince of Peace, the child through whom God’s light shines in the darkness. The psalmist rests securely in God’s care, trusting the Lord alone to bring true peace. Even as we await Christ’s return, we hold fast to this promise — that God’s peace will prevail and all creation will find its rest in Him.

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This Weekend at Trinity - December 6 & 7, 2025 🕯️- In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
This week we reflect on A Promise of Peace. Isaiah foretells the coming of the Prince of Peace, the child through whom God’s light shines in the darkness. The psalmist rests securely in God’s care, trusting the Lord alone to bring true peace. Even as we await Christ’s return, we hold fast to this promise — that God’s peace will prevail and all creation will find its rest in Him.

This Weekend at Trinity - First Sunday of Advent - In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
This week, we reflect on “A Promise of the Past.” Jesus didn’t fall from the sky. He is the fulfillment of a promise made to people as their world fell apart - a promise waited on for generations. Remembering Christ’s coming in Bethlehem, we see God’s steadfast love across the generations. What God promises, God will do.

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This Weekend at Trinity - First Sunday of Advent - In the season of Advent, we count down the days until Christmas. This Advent, we center our worship on God’s promise: the promise of a Savior. Trusting in God’s enduring faithfulness, we prepare our hearts to celebrate Jesus’ birth on Christmas while our longing hearts wait in hope for God’s promised Savior’s reign of peace.
This week, we reflect on “A Promise of the Past.” Jesus didn’t fall from the sky. He is the fulfillment of a promise made to people as their world fell apart - a promise waited on for generations. Remembering Christ’s coming in Bethlehem, we see God’s steadfast love across the generations. What God promises, God will do.

Last week, Trinity staff learned how to properly discharge fire extinguishers! A big thank you to the Mason City Fire Department for their careful instruction. 😎🔥🔥🔥

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Last week, Trinity staff learned how to properly discharge fire extinguishers! A big thank you to the Mason City Fire Department for their careful instruction. 😎🔥🔥🔥

This Weekend at Trinity - November 15 & 16, 2025 🩵 - These are difficult and dangerous times. People experience persecution and betrayal. However, it is not a time to lose heart. Jesus Christ is not just a good-example Jesus. Neither are we saved by our own endurance. We have a God of unconditional love. Trusting that the Spirit is still at work renewing creation and reconciling the world, God gives the strength to endure.

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This Weekend at Trinity - November 15 & 16, 2025 🩵 - These are difficult and dangerous times. People experience persecution and betrayal. However, it is not a time to lose heart. Jesus Christ is not just a good-example Jesus. Neither are we saved by our own endurance. We have a God of unconditional love. Trusting that the Spirit is still at work renewing creation and reconciling the world, God gives the strength to endure.

This Weekend at Trinity - November 8 & 9, 2025 🩵 - We may find ourselves puzzled by questions about death and what comes afterward. We may also wonder how we can best live our lives here on earth in order to fulfill the purpose to which God has called us. We need not shy away from questions about our faith, nor fear when faced with challenging discussions. Today’s scriptures invite us to engage with these topics using our faith and understanding, and to share the hope that we have in Christ.

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