PULLMAN, WA - OPEN MINDS, OPEN ARMS
July 10th 2022
Hello All!
For Summer we have produced three Online Worships; one for June, one for July and one for August. They will be based on the themes of Creation, Stewardship of Creation and Renewal.
If you wish a daily devotional experience we recommend "God Pause" by Luther Seminary. You can sign up on their website and have them delivered every morning via Email. Blessings!!!
Hello All!
For Summer we have produced three Online Worships; one for June, one for July and one for August. They will be based on the themes of Creation, Stewardship of Creation and Renewal.
If you wish a daily devotional experience we recommend "God Pause" by Luther Seminary. You can sign up on their website and have them delivered every morning via Email. Blessings!!!
Good day EVERYONE!
Paul's letter to the Philippians continues:
Philippians 2ff
It's important to remember that Christianity didn't suddenly appear and everything about Jesus and God was now made clear!
Saint Paul...and everyone else...continue to try to work out how Jesus fits into the Divine Picture...
But if we get stuck on DOCTRINE we miss the point. Paul here is trying to convey attitude: a much more real thing for EACH of us!
Here is your TrinityPullman Online Offering for this week! Our narrative story now moves on to a first hand letter, written by Paul to the Followers of the Way in Phillipi. LOVE! JOY! NEW LIFE!
Wehope you have a wonderful weekend.
Hello All! Paul and Silas are now in Athens and Paul is confronted with the issue: "How do I convey my experience of God to a people who have NO Jewish roots?" A kinder and gentler evangelism starts where the people are...
Hello All! Here is oyur link to our online Worship for this weekend. God's story now moves out of the Gospel of John and we join the Zealous Saul heading to Damascus to persecute Christians...or so he thought...
A blessed Easter to ALL! Christ is Risen! Risen Indeed!
Well...this is a surprise! We are here...the lights are on...bread and wine...Bishop Kuempel is here...but we certainly understand if, when weighing the risks, you may opt for the ONLINE today. Here it is!
The Season of Lent begins at Trinity/Pullman
Lent is a powerful season of honesty, confronting idols, reclaiming our center and renewal. It begins with Ash Wednesday…
Ash Wednesday Service , March 2 at 7pm. In the Sanctuary. Masks still required.
Sunday March 6th
Choir Practice at 9:00am in Sanctuary
Children’s Music at 9:00am in Fellowship Hall
Confirmation at 9:15am in Narthex
WORSHIP at 10:30am in Sanctuary; Nursery Provided
Sunday School/Children’s Time runs parallel to Worship
Wednesday, March 9. God Talk Bible Study at 6:00pm in Narthex
Holden Evening Prayer at 7:00pm in Sanctuary
Here is your weekly ONLINE WORSHIP offering! This week in the Narrative Lectionary/God Story we continue with the Gospel of John. John has talked about "Born Again","Living Water", and "Bread of Life". Today the author pulls together some of those themes and reminds us of the central idea behind them all....God's Presence. At the beginning of the Gospel the theme is set out,"And the Word became Flesh and Dwelt among us." A Very Very specifice word is used which is translated as "dwelt" or "abide"...but those translations don't capture the full impact. The word is "skeenee/skeeno" which literally means "pitched a tent". Living in a tent is very different from abiding in a house...with implications all around.
In Person Worship at 10:30 Sunday is PARKING LOT. We are watching the COVID numbers carefully and will let you know when we can go back indoors. Soon, we hope!
We also have this ONLINE option! Our thanks to Julie Wieck, Jill Schneider, Luke Polley for their talents in putting this together
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5k7gFpBqp0
In John, Jesus uses and interesting and different time to talk about Communion. not the Last Supper, but the Feeding of the 5000. Enjoy!
Hello everyone. With Omicron cases spiking even higher than last week this will be our primary Worship for you this weekend. Next Sunday we hope to back out in the Parking lot, and, if things go according to patterns we have seen, we hope to be back indoors soon.
Today's Narrative Story has Jesus cutting through Samaritan territory on his way back up to Galillee. We often don't understand the latent distrust and even aninimity between Jewish and Samaritan peoples. It was bad.
So things to hear in the story: Jesus reaches out to the Samaritan Woman. So many reasons to keep his distance. She's the wrong race, wrong gender, wrong religion...and yet. It's in her question to her fellow villagers that I find a key. In the greek text she says,"He can't be the Messiah." A flat rejection. Then..."Could he?" A glimmer opening the door to God at work where you least expect.
Remember our Trinity Zoom Annual Meeting at 1:00pm Sunday the 30th. Invite coming out soon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yk7U-qPvud4
Hello all! Here is your Trinity Online Worship for January 23rd! Our Narrative lectionary moves on to Jesus late night meeting with Nicodemus. What a wonderful and even playful interchange. What does it look like to enter into Abundant/Eternal Life? It's like being born all over again, from top to bottom. Life just looks different. We act differently. Like a breath fo bracing wind just blew through a stuffy room! Enjoy the wonderful music by Julie and Jill, and dive into a very Living Word.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg1NHfjbsIY