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While we are so excited to share life again in person (we have missed you!), our foremost aim is to practice the way of Jesus and care well for one another as we join together once more. Help us in doing this by checking the latest info for worship this weekend.
SUSTAINING THE FUTURE
.. the journey resumes! Though still in the ‘phases’ of the virus, our Trinity Baptist Church leadership and the STF team have continued to watch and pray. After carefully considering and assessing the situation, they have made the decision to return to the construction/remodel process. On the surface, it was pretty calm for a time. But on July 13 – we moved from visualize to mobilize .. from envision to engage .. from thinking about it to ‘let’s do it!’
Continue to pray as we move forward. And, as we make progress and gain momentum, watch for more announcements and information regarding SUSTAINING THE FUTURE.
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