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It is not enemies who taunt me—I could bear that; it is not adversaries who deal Insolently with me—I could hide from them. But it is you, my equal, my companion, my familiar friend, with whom I kept pleasant Company; we walked in the house of God with the throng. (Psalm 55:12–14)  In congregations of…

Reimagining the Role of Music in Worship. Saturday November 14, 2020 from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM: An exciting special presentation by former Director of Music at Trinity, Paul Vasile.       Paul is now a freelance church musician, consultant, and composer based in St. Louis. A multitalented musician and dynamic worship leader, he…

“Why doesn’t she leave?” “Why does he abuse?” Pastor Marilyn’s October 4 Minute for  Mission posed these questions. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month.  Resources for education and advocacy are available through The Presbyterians Against  Domenstic Violence Network (PADV) of our denomination (PCUSA). Although God’s intention for all of us is abundant life, we know…

Is Christ just the second part of Jesus’ name? Bringing together thinking about Jesus the historical person with Christ as savior, “The Universal Christ” by Richard Rohr will be the basis for the next adult education study, led by Trinity members Diane O’Brien and Jim Person. The six-week series will begin Sunday, September 20, from…

Trinity’s next Zoom-based adult education program will focus on the role of American history providing a key to a new national mindset and racial reconciliation. The presentation will be led by organizers a St. Louis-area not-for-profit, Unpaid Labor Project. The session will consider that today’s racial problems arise from a mindset that was used to justify…

“Seeking God’s New Thing: From Where Have We Come?” Trinity Presbyterian Church’s August Sunday Symposium Sunday, August 30 11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m. “I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?”   Isaiah 43:19c In this first, now series of virtual “events,” of our transitional adventure in preparation…

Stay tuned for more information about our next Zoom-based adult education program, scheduled for Sunday, September 13 at 7 p.m. It will be based on the work of a St. Louis-area not-for-profit The Unpaid Labor Project that takes a unique, non-confrontational, unifying and proactive approach to building a new national mindset focused on racial reconciliation.