animal rights
grandmothers
patience
the rest of the school year
spring football injuries
exams
grandfathers
Baker's sister
Anna's cousin
Travis' great grandmother
Paul's sister
Roommate situations
Hailey who had a seizure
Bailey
prom drama
homeless
Ben's grandparents who are traveling
Africa
safe travel for Kelley
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Calendar
Sunday School
Classes begin at 10:15 every Sunday in the Atrium Coffee Shop.
Community (the youth gathering for food, fellowship and teaching)
Sundays at 5:30. Meet in Butler Hall.
This is for youth in junior and senior high AND THEIR PARENTS.
Junior High Mission Trip
June 6-10 Canyon Lake, Texas
for incoming 7th graders to outgoing 8th graders
Senior High Mission Trip
June 12-20 Valdosta, Georgia
for incoming 9th graders to outgoing 12th graders
Vacation Bible School
June 28-July 2
for the whole church
Trinity’s Week @ Camp Allen
July 11-17 Sessions M N O
for students in the 3rd - 12th grades
Parish Mission Trip
July 18-24 Spirit Lake Reservation, North Dakota
for the whole church
TnT Mission Trip
August 2-4 Montgomery County, Tx
for incoming 4th graders to outgoing 6th graders
Classes begin at 10:15 every Sunday in the Atrium Coffee Shop.
Community (the youth gathering for food, fellowship and teaching)
Sundays at 5:30. Meet in Butler Hall.
This is for youth in junior and senior high AND THEIR PARENTS.
Junior High Mission Trip
June 6-10 Canyon Lake, Texas
for incoming 7th graders to outgoing 8th graders
Senior High Mission Trip
June 12-20 Valdosta, Georgia
for incoming 9th graders to outgoing 12th graders
Vacation Bible School
June 28-July 2
for the whole church
Trinity’s Week @ Camp Allen
July 11-17 Sessions M N O
for students in the 3rd - 12th grades
Parish Mission Trip
July 18-24 Spirit Lake Reservation, North Dakota
for the whole church
TnT Mission Trip
August 2-4 Montgomery County, Tx
for incoming 4th graders to outgoing 6th graders
Trinity Episcopal's Action Figure Jesus's Fan Box
Trinity Episcopal's Action Figure Jesus on Facebook
Youth Ministry In All Directions - Our Values and Mission
BACKWARDS [ROOTS]
We see ourselves in a long line of generations taking part in the endless conversation between God and people. We believe the Bible to be the voices of many who have come before us, inspired by God to pass along their poems, stories, accounts, and letters of response and relationship with each other and
the living God. To know where we’re going, we have to know where we’ve been.
FORWARDS [JOURNEY] We ask the question: “What does it look like for us to be the church here and now?” We are constantly exploring new and creative ways to live out and communicate the teachings of Jesus. Because we see faith as a journey, change is assumed, innovation is expected, and rebirth is welcomed.
INWARDS [WHOLENESS] We believe that God wants to redeem every part of us, and that Jesus’ message of salvation is holistic in nature. We believe that all of life is spiritual life, and that all of our fears, failures, and broken hearts can be restored and made whole. We value the inner journey, because we want to be fully integrated people—mind, body, and soul, emotions and experiences all offered together to God.
WITHWARDS [COMMUNITY] We believe that we were created to live deeply with one another, to carry each other’s burdens and share our possessions, to pray for and confess our sins to each other, to suffer and celebrate together. It’s in these sacred relationships and honest, loving communities that God transforms us. The way of Jesus cannot be lived alone.
OUTWARDS [SERVING] Jesus calls His church to be a compelling force for good in the world. God uses people as agents of change, to relieve suffering and fight injustice, living out the transforming message of the resurrected Jesus. We believe that the church is at its best when it serves, sacrifices, and loves, caring about the things God cares about. We were created to live for something larger than ourselves.
UPWARDS [CELEBRATION] We believe that the world God created is good, that He creates people in His image, and that no amount of darkness can erase that divine imprint. Because we believe that all of life is sacred, we look for God’s fingerprints everywhere. We celebrate the divine in the daily, pursuing lives of hope, gratitude, and worship. God invites everyone everywhere into this way of life, and we believe it is the best possible way to live.
FORWARDS [JOURNEY] We ask the question: “What does it look like for us to be the church here and now?” We are constantly exploring new and creative ways to live out and communicate the teachings of Jesus. Because we see faith as a journey, change is assumed, innovation is expected, and rebirth is welcomed.
INWARDS [WHOLENESS] We believe that God wants to redeem every part of us, and that Jesus’ message of salvation is holistic in nature. We believe that all of life is spiritual life, and that all of our fears, failures, and broken hearts can be restored and made whole. We value the inner journey, because we want to be fully integrated people—mind, body, and soul, emotions and experiences all offered together to God.
WITHWARDS [COMMUNITY] We believe that we were created to live deeply with one another, to carry each other’s burdens and share our possessions, to pray for and confess our sins to each other, to suffer and celebrate together. It’s in these sacred relationships and honest, loving communities that God transforms us. The way of Jesus cannot be lived alone.
OUTWARDS [SERVING] Jesus calls His church to be a compelling force for good in the world. God uses people as agents of change, to relieve suffering and fight injustice, living out the transforming message of the resurrected Jesus. We believe that the church is at its best when it serves, sacrifices, and loves, caring about the things God cares about. We were created to live for something larger than ourselves.
UPWARDS [CELEBRATION] We believe that the world God created is good, that He creates people in His image, and that no amount of darkness can erase that divine imprint. Because we believe that all of life is sacred, we look for God’s fingerprints everywhere. We celebrate the divine in the daily, pursuing lives of hope, gratitude, and worship. God invites everyone everywhere into this way of life, and we believe it is the best possible way to live.
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