Join Trinity’s children for a very special year exploring peace through cross-cultural experiences and hands-on arts, service, and environmental projects. Using a curriculum based on the programs of Kids for Peace, Trinity will partner with individuals, families, and organizations (Peace Partners) to cultivate every child’s innate ability to foster peace. Continue reading
On behalf of Ridgetop students, parents, and staff, I want to extend our deepest appreciation for supporting our community during the holiday season. Our parents express how welcoming and generous your church members have been on delivery day. Of course, Kay, you are wonderful to work with and so patient with the process. May TUMC continue to be our partner and share in similar blessings throughout the year. Again, thank your congregation for their generosity and warm hearts.
RRodriguez
Vision Boards can be visual and emotional reminders of our dreams, intentions, celebrations, or tributes. Using imagery to clarify and energize both our personal and collective vision can be powerful, inspiring, and fun. Vision Boards are also non-threatening art projects; they are a great way to connect with your creativity.
Begin now* to focus on one area (or your life as a whole) and collect magazine imagery that evokes the feeling essence of what your vision is. (Most libraries have free magazines. )
*The reflection, focus, and gathering of imagery is an important part of the process.
We will also create a World Vision Board so bring anything you’d like to add to it!
Call Kim Suvia (512)786-7399 for registration or info.
[Card Front] Wishing you threads of happiness and colors of joy woven throughout the fabric of your life.
Dear Trinity,
This card just screams ‘Trinity’ to me. This Christmas-time I’m thinking of the whole Trinity family – sending everyone my love and lots of fuzzy warm hugs. Carrying in my heart everyone’s prayers and a vision of your smiling, laughing, singing faces. You are my roots, my role-models, my support, my inspiration. I am thankful to have such a wonderful, beautiful church family!
Love,
Laura Still
RAABI SI HAA KEENUU ~ Ethiopian Blessing “May the Lord Bless You”
It is that time – all the beautiful Christmas decorations must come down. 
If you are able to come to the church to help, please contact Amy at mail@tumc.org or 459-5835 ASAP. You can come by whenever you have a few moments to spare. The most urgent task is the Christmas tree, so we can get it to the curb for recycling.
For the next 3 months, Trinity’s children will explore and experience lifestyles, languages and traditions of people around the world. We’ll identify common bonds and we celebrate diversity. Would you consider sharing a game, art project, recipe, and/or story from a culture near and dear to your heart? Contact Amy at mail@tumc.org.
This is a small group of women who meet monthly to explore their spiritual paths. We discuss such topics as transcendence, connection to others and nature, and how to be more fully alive. 7 pm in Trinity’s Parlor.
Join us for a magical evening filled with beautiful music, candlelight, and joy. There will be two services: 5:30 pm (with music by Christine Albert and Chris Gage) and 7:30 pm (with music by Ed Miller.) Nursery/toddler care will be provided during both services.
If you are willing to bring Christmas Eve goodies to put out between the 5:30 and 7:30 services, please email Amy at mail@tumc.org.
