Steve Lindsley Ephesians 4: 1-7, 11-13, 15-16; John 6: 1-13  Back in 1926, the United States Congress authorized a huge auction.  The items up for bidding were patent models sent to Washington DC over many years by idealistic inventors that, for whatever reason, did...

Rev. Rebecca M. Heilman-Campbell, Associate Pastor John 20: 19-31 The reality of a country burdened by systems of oppression that reduces the availability of medical treatment, clean water, or a safe environment meant I attended many funerals during my year in Zambia,...

Steve Lindsley March 31, 2024 “Why do you look for the living among the dead?” That is what the visitors asked the women at the tomb on Easter morning.  Why do you look for the living among the dead? And I’ve been rolling that question around in my head all week,...

Steve Lindsley Mark 11: 1-11 On a spring day in the year 30 AD, there were two processions that made their way into the city of Jerusalem.   We know a good bit about one of them.  It was the beginning of the Jewish Passover; and every year Jerusalem’s population would...

Rev. Rebecca M Heilman-Campbell Luke 5: 17 – 26 ***This week in worship, Trinity welcomes six preachers and participants from the joint Adult Mission Trip with Trinity and Sardis Presbyterian Church. Two weeks ago, two churches of strangers met early in the morning to...

Steve Lindsley Luke 14: 1-24 We are in Week 3 of our Lenten sermon series, “Hands, Feet, and Heart of Jesus,” grounding ourselves in the stories of Jesus and stories told by Jesus to better understand the lives we’re called to lead as followers of Jesus.   And I just...