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Introducing British
British Hyrams hails from Chicago, Illinois and its surrounding suburbs. She is a graduate of Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Engineering and holds two Master’s Degrees from Union Presbyterian Seminary- a Master of Divinity (M. Div.) and a Maste... [read more]
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The Trinity Flower Committee, along with the Buildings and Grounds Ministry Team, invites you to dream along with us about creating a new, useful outdoor space on our campus.
We have parlor doors that open into a very blank and mostly empty brick courtyard. Can we dream further?
Imagine a Par... [read more]
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A Workshop on Connecting with Loved Ones about Their End-of-Life Wishes
As strange as it may sound, cultivating an awareness of the reality of our own mortality can be a profound spiritual practice. We all know that we are going to die, but the world acts like aging and death are secrets to be clos... [read more]
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Welcome Reverend Caroline East, Summer Parish Associate
Caroline joins the Trinity family Sunday, May 26. Caroline's responsibilities and hours at Trinity focus on Sunday morning worship leadership and preaching. She will also be part of the pastoral care team. She will lead a workshop on aging a... [read more]
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It’s that time of year again! Tomatoes, turnips, and potatoes in our Friendship Garden are growing week by week with an abundance of sun and rain. Our Trinity volunteers tend the garden, weed, and in the coming weeks will start delivering fresh produce to Friendship Trays.
Trinity has sponsored a... [read more]
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One of the core missions of Trinity is to serve our homeless neighbors and support housing efforts in Charlotte.
Partnering with the Urban Ministry Center's Room in the Inn program is one way to bring about positive change. Trinity is committed to being a host site throughout the RITI season.
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Steve Lindsley
(Luke 24: 1-12)
“Why do you look for the living among the dead?”
That’s the question the visitors asked the women at the tomb on Easter morning. And I’ve been rolling that question around in my head all week, thinking about this moment we are in right now, this Easter real... [read more]
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Hundreds of students enjoyed shopping for books during Book-a-palooza at Nations Ford Elementary School in March. Trinity Presbyterian sponsored the book drive through Read Charlotte to help improve childhood literacy.
Students chose funny books, adventure books, the classics, fiction and non-fic... [read more]
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Bells have, for centuries, served as a regal and recognizable focal point within Christendom. From the steeple bells of the grandest cathedrals to the liturgical bells utilized in communion feasts, bells have traditionally brought congregations together with their clarion call to joy and praise, to ... [read more]
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Trinity is pleased to welcome three new people to our staff leadership team!
Caroline Dalton is our new Administrative Coordinator. Caroline is a Charlotte native and graduate of the University of South Carolina. She describes herself as someone with “strong interpersonal skills” and a “consisten... [read more]
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Trinity's mission statement, adopted by session in 2014, seeks to answer some core questions that any church should address: Who is Trinity now, and what are we becoming? What is unique about our community of faith? What words and images best describe our past, present and future?
Our mission sta... [read more]
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Grace Lindvall
(Isaiah 60:1-9; Matthew 1:1-12)
This is a rich text; it is a story about 2 powers that exist in the world, it is a story about faithful people who come from foreign lands, and it is a story about people who follow signs of hope to find Christ. The evangelist, Matthew, does wha... [read more]
