January 13, Trinity United Methodist Church THIS WEEK AT TRINITY

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1 THIS WEEK AT TRINITY Today SUNDAY JANUARY 13 8:30 am Contemporary Worship Service 9:45 am Sunday school 11:00 am Traditional Worship Service 4:00 pm Odyssey, Chimes 5:00 pm Angel Choir & Youth Group MONDAY JANUARY 14 7:00 pm Trinity Belles &Cub & Boy Scouts 7:00 pm Mercy Mall TUESDAY JANUARY 15 6:30 pm Sr. Girl Scouts 7:00 pm Praise Team 7:00 pm Cub Scouts WEDNESDAY JANUARY 16 5:45 pm Children s music THURSDAY JANUARY 17 7:00 pm AA FRIDAY JANUARY 18 7:00 pm Boy Scouts District Meeting 7:00 pm Men s Chorus 7:30 pm Choir Practice PINEWOOD DERBY SETUP (ALL DAY) 4:30 pm TUMC at Miracles Café 7:00 pm Youth Volleyball game 7:45 pm Adults Volleyball games (7:45 & 8:30) SATURDAY JANUARY 19 9:00 am Pinewood Derby (Sanctuary) January 13, 2019 SERVANTS OF WORSHIP TODAY Money Counters: Angela Bailey, Lana Lefferts Ushers: TBD Acolyte: 8:30 Sean Wright 11:00 Needed Nursery Worker: 8:30 Nadine Syrett 11:00 Cindy Morris NEXT WEEK Money Counters: Angela Bailey, Sarah Bishop Ushers: TBD Acolyte: 8:30 Nathan Griffith 11:00 Needed Nursery Worker: 8:30 Helen Thorp 11:00 Ginny White ATTENDANCE JANUARY 6 8: :00 95 L/S 12 Trinity United Methodist Church 6600 Greenyard Road Chester, VA Phone trinity@trinity-umc.com and prayer@trinity-umc.com Facebook page: Church office hours: 10:00 am -1:00 pm, Monday through Friday We answer God s call to impact lives for eternity through ministry, mission, and worship Thank you for tuning in

2 January 13, AM Worship Service WELCOME & ANNOUNCEMENTS CHIMING OF THE HOUR/LIGHTING OF THE CANDLES PRELUDE Mary, Did You Know? arr. Wyrtzen *PASS THE PEACE Please greet your neighbor CALL TO WORSHIP Apostles Creed INTROIT On This Day Earth Shall Ring *HYMN When Jesus Came to Jordan UMH 252 JOYS LORD S PRAYER Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial, and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and forever. Amen. DEDICATION OF TITHES AND OFFERINGS Ecumenical OFFERTORY Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head arr. Wyrtzen *DOXOLOGY UMH 95 *HYMN Spirit Song UMH 347 SCRIPTURE READING Luke 3:15-22 CHILDREN S TIME (afterwards children K-2 nd grade can go back) Beth Wilkes PRAYER OF CONFESSION SERMON Richard Wilkes ANTHEM You Are Mine arr. Hayes SCRIPTURE READING Acts 8:14-17 CALL TO PRAYER Spirit of the Living God SILENT/PASTORAL PRAYER *HYMN OF DEDICATION Lord of the Dance UMH 261 *BENEDICTION WITH CONGREGATION (Join hands as you are comfortable) May the Lord, mighty God, bless and keep you forever. Grant you peace, perfect peace, courage in every endeavor. Lift up your eyes and see his face, and his grace forever. May the Lord, mighty God, bless and keep you forever. *POSTLUDE How Firm a Foundation * Please stand if you are able.

3 January 13, :30 am Worship Service January 13, :30 am Worship Service Opening Song Let God Arise Gooth Welcome & Announcements Call to Worship Passing the Peace Praise Songs Joys Children s Time Prayer of Confession Apostles Creed Shout to the North Forever Reign No Longer Slaves Scripture Reading Acts 8:14-17 Prayer Song Silent/Pastoral Prayer From the Rising of the Sun Beth Wilkes LORD S PRAYER Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial, and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and forever. Scripture Reading Luke 3:15-22 Sermon Offertory Benediction The Lion and the Lamb Signature Divine Ecumenical Richard Wilkes Opening Song Let God Arise Gooth Welcome & Announcements Call to Worship Passing the Peace Praise Songs Joys Children s Time Prayer of Confession Apostles Creed Shout to the North Forever Reign No Longer Slaves Scripture Reading Acts 8:14-17 Prayer Song Silent/Pastoral Prayer From the Rising of the Sun Beth Wilkes LORD S PRAYER Our Father in heaven, hallowed be your name, Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as in heaven. Give us today our daily bread. Forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sin against us. Save us from the time of trial, and deliver us from evil. For the kingdom, the power, and the glory are yours now and forever. Scripture Reading Luke 3:15-22 Sermon Offertory Benediction The Lion and the Lamb Signature Divine Ecumenical Richard Wilkes

4 ANNOUNCEMENTS THE FRUIT ARRANGEMENT IS GIVEN TO THE GLORY OF GOD BY KATHY BASKIN. ROUTE 1 MISSIONS TUMC is scheduled this Friday, January 18 th at Miracles Café. The JANUARY FOOD FOCUS is peanut butter & jelly and soup & crackers FLOWER/FRUIT CALENDAR Please be sure to specify whether you want flowers or will be providing fruit for Miracles Café. Cost is $35, please write flowers in the memo line. VOLLEYBALL GAMES This Friday the youth play at 7:00 pm; adults at 7:45 & 8:30 pm. Games will be played at Manchester Middle School. MERCY MALL Monday, January 14 th (and every Monday thereafter) at 7 pm. Please see the insert for more details. RISE AGAINST HUNGER - The Children s Ministry is currently fundraising to host the annual Rise Against Hunger food packaging mission. Our goal is to raise $10,000 to exceed the number of meals packaged. A minimum of $3500 must be raised in order to host the event. Please consider making a donation to this very worthy cause and help us to eradicate hunger one meal at a time. PINEWOOD DERBY Setup for the Pinewood Derby will take place in the sanctuary Friday, January 18 th. The Pinewood Derby takes place Saturday, January 19 th at 9:00 am until about 3 pm. The Scouts are also having a lock-in this weekend. LISTENING POST 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on Sunday, January 27 th and is open to anyone that would like to attend. BABY SHOWER Sunday, January 27 th the Children s Ministry will host a baby shower for Brysen Webber from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. OFFERING and DESIGNATED GIVING January 6 Local Missions Altar Rail $5, $500 $50 ANNOUNCEMENTS THE FRUIT ARRANGEMENT IS GIVEN TO THE GLORY OF GOD BY KATHY BASKIN. ROUTE 1 MISSIONS TUMC is scheduled this Friday, January 18 th at Miracles Café. The JANUARY FOOD FOCUS is peanut butter & jelly and soup & crackers FLOWER/FRUIT CALENDAR Please be sure to specify whether you want flowers or will be providing fruit for Miracles Café. Cost is $35, please write flowers in the memo line. VOLLEYBALL GAMES This Friday the youth play at 7:00 pm; adults at 7:45 & 8:30 pm. Games will be played at Manchester Middle School. MERCY MALL Monday, January 14 th (and every Monday thereafter) at 7 pm. Please see the insert for more details. RISE AGAINST HUNGER - The Children s Ministry is currently fundraising to host the annual Rise Against Hunger food packaging mission. Our goal is to raise $10,000 to exceed the number of meals packaged. A minimum of $3500 must be raised in order to host the event. Please consider making a donation to this very worthy cause and help us to eradicate hunger one meal at a time. PINEWOOD DERBY Setup for the Pinewood Derby will take place in the sanctuary Friday, January 18 th. The Pinewood Derby takes place Saturday, January 19 th at 9:00 am until about 3 pm. The Scouts are also having a lock-in this weekend. LISTENING POST 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm on Sunday, January 27 th and is open to anyone that would like to attend. BABY SHOWER Sunday, January 27 th the Children s Ministry will host a baby shower for Brysen Webber from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm. OFFERING and DESIGNATED GIVING January 6 Local Missions Altar Rail $5, $500 $50 *Prayer concerns posted on by 8:45 am will be lifted during the worship service.* *Prayer concerns posted on by 8:45 am will be lifted during the worship service.*

5 CARES DISTRIBUTION CARES DISTRIBUTION 7 women and 8 children (1 of the children is expecting a baby in February so we purchased items for the baby, too) in the shelter this year. We spent about $4000 on gifts for 16 people (counting the unborn baby). That is about $250 per person. 7 women and 8 children (1 of the children is expecting a baby in February so we purchased items for the baby, too) in the shelter this year. We spent about $4000 on gifts for 16 people (counting the unborn baby). That is about $250 per person. We also spent $350 for $25 gift cards for the 14 CARES employees. We also spent $350 for $25 gift cards for the 14 CARES employees. We spent about $85 to buy venetian blinds for the 8 bedroom windows at the shelter. We spent about $85 to buy venetian blinds for the 8 bedroom windows at the shelter. We spent another $85 on tape, bags, gift boxes, wrapping paper, etc. We spent another $85 on tape, bags, gift boxes, wrapping paper, etc. For the last six years, we have used any money not spent on families, staff or the shelter to buy gift cards that the shelter manager can use to help families throughout the year. When we gave Dr. Riggins the cards this year, she said the cards from last year had all been used and they were thankful to have them replenished. For the last six years, we have used any money not spent on families, staff or the shelter to buy gift cards that the shelter manager can use to help families throughout the year. When we gave Dr. Riggins the cards this year, she said the cards from last year had all been used and they were thankful to have them replenished.

6 Mercy Mall Monday, January 14th And all Monday evenings thereafter 7-8:30PM 7519 Whitepine Road (5 minutes from church, near the Chesterfield Airport) Contact: Stephanie Griffith (Text is best or leave message if I don't answer!) Mercy Mall is a free boutique where families and individuals can shop for clothing, shoes, housewares and baby items. They also give away a few food and toiletry items to each family during their appointment. They are not a monthly or regular "thrift store" experience, but rather a place for those in crisis situations to get their immediate needs met. They are an ever-changing 501c3 ministry that has taken on the form of a FREE clothing and housewares boutique with gently-used items. Trinity will begin having a group volunteering at the Mercy Mall on all Monday evenings, from 7-8:30. The building will otherwise be closed Monday evenings, and only our group will be there. They recently had to shut down on Monday nights due to too many donations, and not enough volunteers. It would be awesome to see Trinity help them get all caught up and reopen on Monday nights to the public. However, because they do not want to confuse the people who normally have made donations on Monday evenings and cannot now, we are asked to park behind the green gates in the parking lot, which is also shared with a local business. If possible, please carpool. We want lots of hands, but not lots of cars! Our group will be working through donations that have been dropped off and sorting them in one room, and another room we will have a group taking those clothes and putting them on hangers and putting them on a sorted rack. Not hard work at all, and the fellowship time together will be fun! It you would like to join us, please sign up on the clipboard on Sundays or contact Stephanie Griffith. This will be every Monday! So if you can't come this week, join us next week! Try it...you might just like it Mercy Mall Monday, January 14th And all Monday evenings thereafter 7-8:30PM 7519 Whitepine Road (5 minutes from church, near the Chesterfield Airport) Contact: Stephanie Griffith (Text is best or leave message if I don't answer!) Mercy Mall is a free boutique where families and individuals can shop for clothing, shoes, housewares and baby items. They also give away a few food and toiletry items to each family during their appointment. They are not a monthly or regular "thrift store" experience, but rather a place for those in crisis situations to get their immediate needs met. They are an ever-changing 501c3 ministry that has taken on the form of a FREE clothing and housewares boutique with gently-used items. Trinity will begin having a group volunteering at the Mercy Mall on all Monday evenings, from 7-8:30. The building will otherwise be closed Monday evenings, and only our group will be there. They recently had to shut down on Monday nights due to too many donations, and not enough volunteers. It would be awesome to see Trinity help them get all caught up and reopen on Monday nights to the public. However, because they do not want to confuse the people who normally have made donations on Monday evenings and cannot now, we are asked to park behind the green gates in the parking lot, which is also shared with a local business. If possible, please carpool. We want lots of hands, but not lots of cars! Our group will be working through donations that have been dropped off and sorting them in one room, and another room we will have a group taking those clothes and putting them on hangers and putting them on a sorted rack. Not hard work at all, and the fellowship time together will be fun! It you would like to join us, please sign up on the clipboard on Sundays or contact Stephanie Griffith. This will be every Monday! So if you can't come this week, join us next week! Try it...you might just like it