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Rev. Dr. Beebe’s sermon “A Basic Recipe” is now available on the TPC website!

Join us at Trinity Presbyterian Church this Sunday, June 24 for one Worship Service at 10:15 a.m.

Pastor Sheryl Sumlin-Walker will be preaching before she leaves for her new call at United Presbyterian Church in Daytona Beach.

A reception will be held in the courtyard following the service on Sunday.

The Trinity Staff will coordinate light refreshments between the 9am and 11am services in Mahaffey Hall on Easter Sunday.

If you have any questions or comments, contact Deborah Minnich in the church office at 386-445-4757 extension 308.

Reminder: you and your family are invited to a Pot-luck Dinner!

Join us on Sunday, March 18th in the Fellowship Hall from 6pm-8pm. Bring a dish to share (serving size 6-8 people) and drinks will be provided.

If you didn’t RSVP yet, please call the church office at 386-445-4757, email the TPC Office (trinityoffice@cfl.rr.com), or simply show up with a salad, dessert, or entrée for 6 to 8 people.

Miss the service? Unable to attend church last Sunday? Now you can hear the sermon from the latest worship services on the Worship Service Audio Programs page.

Check out the last banner image (number 5) on the front page of the website for this and other recent changes.

We have a new Facebook page!

If you followed our old page, you’ll want to follow our new page. On Facebook, you can search for “Trinity Palm Coast” or enter “@trinitypalmcoast”, or, hey, you could just click here.

The pot-luck dinner reported in the Trinity Times for Sunday February 25 has been re-scheduled to Sunday March 18, 6:00 – 8:30pm. Please mark your calendars accordingly, and plan to see everybody there for a meal and getting acquainted like all Presbyterians do.

— Membership Committee

As most of you are aware, we have spent significant time and money in the past 2 years improving the appearance and upgrading the facilities of the church.  Now, given tragic events out of Texas and elsewhere in our country and the world, it is imperative that we consider the security of our total campus.  As a result of concerns from some members, and as a necessary response to those recent news events, the facility care committee met recently with the Flagler County Sheriff’s Department and its security Task Force.  The result of that meeting is a big list of needed upgrades and security measures if we are to meet our responsibilities to ensure the safety of our members.

A full written report will be forthcoming from the Sheriff’s Department.  That report will be available to you.

Needless to say, we are going to need money and volunteer participation if we are to meet even a minimum level of church security.  We will meet with Security Companies as appropriate.  In the meantime, we need to be aware of members who have expertise in any of the following areas:

1. Grant Procurement
2. Weapons Management and Enforcement
3. Security Backgrounds
4. Building Security Organization
5. Technical security preparation and maintenance

If you can be of help in any of these or allied areas, we need to know of your willingness to participate.  You can do so by informing our church office, who will forward the details to me.

Thanks for your attention and interest.  It is important in today’s world that we have more than a “head in the sand” approach to the safety of our valued worshippers.

John Waugaman,

Facility Care Chair

On the recommendation of the Interim Pastor Selection Committee, Trinity’s session approved a one-year employment contract for Rev. Dr. Jeffrey W. Beebe of Ormond Beach.  Rev. Beebe’s full-time, temporary pastoral service may be renewed annually until a Pastoral Nominating Committee selects our next called pastor.  With 30 days’ notice, this contract may be terminated with the installation of Trinity’s next called pastor.  This is all in partnership with the St. Augustine Presbytery.

Rev. Beebe has a bachelor’s degree in social work from Florida State University (1987), a Master of Divinity at Columbia Theological Seminary (1994), and a Doctor of Ministry at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena California (2012).  He has served in interim positions at Celebration Christian Church (CBF), Celebration Florida, St. Luke’s Presbyterian Church in Titusville, and at the Ormond Beach Presbyterian Church.  Prior to these interim pastorates, he served full time pastoral positions in both Kentucky and Florida.

Rev Beebe is married, his wife, Cyndy, is a high school math teacher.  They have three children. During this transition period, Rev. Beebe deserves the prayerful cooperation and support of Trinity’s members in preparing the way for our next called pastor.