Greetings Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
I must begin this letter to you by sharing the joy that I have experienced in worship. It has been a truly blessed season of Lent, and the joy of the Resurrection and the season of Easter continue to bring great promise and hope for our lives as well as the life of the church.
We have been truly blessed here at Trinity with the many people who have answered the call to become active in the ongoing ministry of the church. Through their many efforts we have seen a resurgence in the choir and music program. We have a beautiful website as well as a Facebook account. Information about the church is now available to all in an instant. We have added video technology to our services, that provide our announcements prior to the beginning of our worship services. And of course, our altar designs have greatly enhanced our sanctuary by providing visuals that are reflective of the seasons of the church.
And of course, I give thanks to God daily for you! I give thanks for your support of the church by your prayers, financial support, and your attendance. We have seen our worship service attendance grow significantly during the past year. More importantly, I have had the great opportunity to witness our growth in the areas of Christian fellowship, love, and service. These things are indicators to me that we are a church that is alive and well!
To our many members who may not have had the opportunity to be with us lately, I cordially invite you to come and spend some time with us. Come have a cup of coffee, catch up with friends and family, take time to worship our Lord and be recharged for the week that lies ahead. I believe that too many people in this day and age are not taking a Sabbath for themselves and this is adding to stress in our lives, which invariably affects our health.
I know that summer is quickly approaching and we all have many things that we attempt to do. I urge you to continue to make time for church on Sunday. Our services continue to be at 10:30 a.m. and we are an air-conditioned facility.
May God bless you all,
Pastor Ken
