4:30-5:30 pm Confirmation Class
5:30-6:00 pm Dinner (All are Welcome!)
6:00-6:50 pm Joyful Noise!
7:00-8:00 pm Trinity Ringers
Parents are invited to bring their children to the church and enjoy a gift of time during this busy season. Please watch for more information and an opportunity to register your children. A freewill offering will be collected.
Sunday School (8:45am) & Worship (10:00am)
Sunday School (8:45am) & Worship (10:00am)
4:00 pm Community Carol Sing! Come bring your family, your neighbors, and your firends to an hour of carols led by our choirs and organist.
Sunday School (8:45am) & Worship (10:00am)
Sunday School Christmas Pageant during the 10:00 am worship
All worship services will be festive Christmas Eve services with Holy Communion, Carols & Candlelight ~ 10:00 am, 4:00 pm, 7:30 pm
Carols around the Fire Pit ~10:30 Join us outside (weather permitting!)
No Sunday School
Starting Sunday, September 17
While we LOVE having our children in worship and feel that we want that to continue, we realize that for some preschool children (and their parents) the time of the adult sermon can be a stressful. Parents worried their child will disturb others! Kids not understanding the message and becoming fidgety! With Wee Worship, we hope to alleviate some of the stress. After the Children’s Sermon, preschool children (Ages 2-5) have the option go with a leader to the small classroom off of the Commons. The leader will read a short story, lead them in a short craft and maybe even teach them a song. They will then be brought back to the Sanctuary following the collection of the offering to participate in Holy Communion and the remainder of the service!
New Orleans
Next Summer – July 16-20, 2024
8th graders to 12th graders
All who are interested in attending, let us know by September 10.
$150 registration fee due Sept. 10, but we understand that Septembe3r is a very expensive month for families with school aged youth, so please do not let the money stand in the way of attending this awesome event.
Please contact Nancy Fox or Pastor Kristin for details or questions.
LOUDOUN HUNGER RELIEF
ONGOING PROJECT
Although it may be hard to believe, there are about 16,000 people in LOUDOUN COUNTY, the richest county in the nation, who struggle with food insecurity! Let’s be the change. We will be collecting food throughout the summer. In June we focused on canned fruits and vegetables. Here is
the plan for the rest of the summer:
JULY: Protein
(Protein bars, Peanut Butter, Canned Fish and Meats)
AUGUST: Pasta and Grains
SEPTEMBER: Lunch Snacks
The Sky is Falling campaign is seeking to raise $150,000 for the replacement of the church’s flat (rubber) roof.
There has been significant damage over time, and well, time and sun has contributed to the deterioration.
This campaign will see full funding in 24 months (May 2025)
Without a sound roof on the building, there is nothing under it that can be protected.
Beginning on the first Sunday in February (2/5), weather permitting, we will be hosting a running/walking club every Sunday afternoon. We will plan to meet at the church at 2:30 pm and make our way to the W&OD Trail (either walking/running or driving down and parking), then we’ll spend about an hour getting some steps in. No minimum speed requirement, everyone can go at their own pace. After our hour we’ll meet back at the church for some refreshments and a short fellowship.
If you’d like to get a notification in case we decide to skip a week due to weather, or would just like to express interest, please send me an email (ann.rmk@gmail.com) or a text (402-917-7676).
All over the world people celebrate the birth of Jesus with different customs and different songs, but we have one thing in common: the assurance that “God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life.” (John 3:16) The Sunday School children will help lead worship as we conclude our Advent preparations. The service will be followed by the revelation of Advent Angels and refreshments.
Little is known about St. Nicholas, but he is remembered for his kindness and generosity to the poor. In Germany, children put out their shoes on December 5 to receive small present from St. Nicholas. All children are invited to bring a shoe, labeled with their name, to place on the altar.
