Join Brooke Tucker, Trinity’s Director of Faith Formation, and the Rev Dr Jeff Beebe today for Bible Study!
Each week this series will present a scripture lesson on a similar theme: people that find themselves unraveled.
Click the links to view the videos.
Join us Sunday morning May 10, 2020 for an Online Worship Service!
Click the link to view the worship page.
Sunday’s almost here!
For a preview of the service, take a look at this week’s bulletin.
Please join us this Sunday morning online!
Join Brooke Tucker, Trinity’s Director of Faith Formation, and the Rev Dr Jeff Beebe today for Bible Study!
Today, the theme is “Pharaoh Hardens His Heart to Moses’ Request – When Humans Unravel God’s Plan for Justice”. Each week this series will present a scripture lesson on a similar theme: people that find themselves unraveled.
Click the links to view the videos.
Thank you for sending your videos!
But, we only have five — we need a LOT more for this to be a success! Please pick up that smartphone and take a quick video (instructions are below).
Step 1) Using your smartphone, PC, or Mac camera take a “selfie” video and say either:
You can say BOTH, but please record them as separate videos.
Make sure your video is only a few seconds long (i.e. don’t depart from the script!). Also, holding your phone sideways (landscape) works better for this project.
Being creative is fine! Making it with two or more people is fine too! Just keep it under 10 people.
Step 2) Send the video in an email to this address: PassThePeace@TrinityPalmCoast.org (you might want to right-click “Open Link in New Window”)
There — you’re done! Now, just give is a little time. We’ll jumble them all together into a “Passing of the Peace” segment in a future worship service.
Sending us this video, of course, is explicit permission by you to share your image with everyone else’s in a video montage for our Sunday morning online worship services. We figured you know that, but we had to make it clear.
Do you miss our Christian greeting every week? So do we!
So, we’re going to do the next best thing: make a Passing of the Peace video with all of YOU!
To do this, we need your help:
1) Using your smartphone, PC, or Mac camera take a “selfie” video and say either:
You can say BOTH, but please record them as separate videos.
Make sure your video is only a few seconds long (5 seconds at most).
Being creative is fine! Making it with two or more people is fine too! Just keep it under 10 people.
2) Send the video in an email to this address: PassThePeace@TrinityPalmCoast.org (you might want to right-click “Open Link in New Window”)
There — you’re done! Now, just give is a little time. We’ll jumble them all together into a “Passing of the Peace” segment in a future worship service.
Sending us this video, of course, is explicit permission by you to share your image with everyone else’s in a video montage for our Sunday morning online worship services. We figured you know that, but we had to make it clear.
Join us Sunday morning May 3, 2020 for an Online Worship Service!
Click the link to view the worship page.
Sunday’s almost here!
This Sunday we are also having a Communion Service. If you’d like to prepare beforehand, have a small piece of bread and a small glass of a red drink ready.
For a preview of the service, take a look at this week’s bulletin.
Please join us this Sunday morning online!
Join Brooke Tucker, Trinity’s Director of Faith Formation, and the Rev Dr Jeff Beebe today for Bible Study! Today, the theme is “Public Grief Inspires Action”. Each week this series will present a scripture lesson on a similar theme: people that find themselves unraveled.
Click the links to view the videos.
The Missions Committee, and the city as a whole, would like to thank each and every one of you who made the Mayor’s Feed Palm Coast Initiative a huge success.
The mayor’s goal is to collect enough non-perishable food to feed 5,000 families of 4 for a week. The volunteers at Parkview Church estimate that they have already collected food for approximately 1,300 families as of April 24th. With a week left, and additional collection site, it is conceivable that the mayor’s goal will not only be met, but exceeded.
As for Trinity Presbyterian Church’s part, we collected and delivered 1,700 pounds of food and $430 in cash donations. I honestly believe that is an underestimation! We even had quite a number of local residents bring food donations after seeing our church marquee, which displayed the message of this mission!
So, a heartfelt thanks to everyone involved with this outreach of love and support.
–Bob Mack, Missions Committee Chair
