Lift your voice! Join us for Choir Practice. All are welcome to sing.

Will be held on Tuesday, August 18, 5-7 pm, at the Beaumont Civic Center, Tickets are $15 each and include a tasting tray with each ticket. Tickets are available in the narthex on Sunday. Trinity will again host a booth at the Tasting. Volunteers are needed to work in the booth for a one hour shift, leaving you the additional hour to eat and visit. A sign up sheet is available in the narthex. If you wish to volunteer, contact Marian Pekar at (409) 790-4678. If you want tickets, contact Laura Dunn at (409) 893-0043 or Sandra Clark at (409) 781-2627.

Lift your voice! Join us for Choir Practice. All are welcome to sing.

TUMC Youth Center, Trinity Youth will gather for snacks, games and fellowship. Call Tim Brewer, 409-893-9012, if you have any questions.

Located in the Choir room

If you are a beginner or wanting to know more about playing Mahjong or if you want to just play mahjong with a mixed group, come join us on Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 in the west wing at Trinity. It’s great fun and fellowship. 
Any questions, call Judy at 409-659-8728. Hope to see you there.

Lift your voice! Join us for Choir Practice. All are welcome to sing.

TUMC Youth Center, Trinity Youth will gather for snacks, games and fellowship. Call Tim Brewer, 409-893-9012, if you have any questions.

This Sunday we continue our summer series, Blessed to Be a Blessing, with a message from Genesis 29:15–28 titled "Complication." Jacob arrives hoping for a new beginning, only to find himself in the middle of a family story filled with deception, disappointment, and heartache. Yet beneath all the complications is a God who remains faithful. As we look especially at the often-overlooked story of Leah, we'll discover that God sees those the world overlooks and continues to work through imperfect people and complicated lives. Join us as we are reminded that God's blessing does not depend on perfect circumstances—it depends on a faithful God who is still writing our story.

If you are a beginner or wanting to know more about playing Mahjong or if you want to just play mahjong with a mixed group, come join us on Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 in the west wing at Trinity. It’s great fun and fellowship. 
Any questions, call Judy at 409-659-8728. Hope to see you there.

Young At Heart will be held in the west wing. All adults are welcome. This is a time for us to socialize, play games/cards, and share a snack. Feel free to bring a friend. Questions? Contact Judy Honeycutt at 409-659-8728.

TUMC Youth Center, Trinity Youth will gather for snacks, games and fellowship. Call Tim Brewer, 409-893-9012, if you have any questions.

If you are a beginner or wanting to know more about playing Mahjong or if you want to just play mahjong with a mixed group, come join us on Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 in the west wing at Trinity. It’s great fun and fellowship. 
Any questions, call Judy at 409-659-8728. Hope to see you there.

TUMC Youth Center, Trinity Youth will gather for snacks, games and fellowship. Call Tim Brewer, 409-893-9012, if you have any questions.

This Sunday we continue our summer series, Blessed to Be a Blessing, with one of the most memorable stories in Genesis—Jacob’s dream at Bethel. Alone, afraid, and running from the consequences of his own choices, Jacob discovers that God meets him in the most unexpected place. Through this powerful encounter, we are reminded that God’s presence is not limited to sanctuaries or seasons when life is going well. God meets us on the journey, in the uncertainty, and in the ordinary places we least expect. Join us as we explore how an encounter with God can awaken us to the promise that we are never alone and send us back into the world as a blessing to others.

TUMC Youth Center, Trinity Youth will gather for snacks, games and fellowship. Call Tim Brewer, 409-893-9012, if you have any questions.

This Sunday we continue our summer sermon series, Blessed to Be a Blessing, with the story of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 25:19–34. Before Jacob can even speak, he is already grasping at his brother’s heel, and that posture becomes a picture of much of his life. Together we will reflect on the ways we grasp for control, security, blessing, or immediate relief, and how God calls us to receive the promise by trust rather than seize it by force. Even in a family marked by rivalry, favoritism, and struggle, God’s blessing keeps moving forward.

If you are a beginner or wanting to know more about playing Mahjong or if you want to just play mahjong with a mixed group, come join us on Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 in the west wing at Trinity. It’s great fun and fellowship. 
Any questions, call Judy at 409-659-8728. Hope to see you there.

This week in our summer series, “Blessed to Be a Blessing,” we continue with the story of Isaac and Rebekah in Genesis 24. As Abraham’s story begins to move into a new generation, we see that growth is not only about becoming larger, it is about learning how God’s blessing continues when the season changes. Through prayer, hospitality, courage, and Rebekah’s willingness to say “I will,” the promise begins to move forward. Join us as we reflect on how memory becomes movement and how God calls the church to grow deeper, wider, and more ready to bless the world.

If you are a beginner or wanting to know more about playing Mahjong or if you want to just play mahjong with a mixed group, come join us on Thursdays from 1:00-3:00 in the west wing at Trinity. It’s great fun and fellowship. 
Any questions, call Judy at 409-659-8728. Hope to see you there.

Young At Heart will be held in the west wing. All adults are welcome. This is a time for us to socialize, play games/cards, and share a snack. Feel free to bring a friend. Questions? Contact Judy Honeycutt at 409-659-8728.

Due to air conditioning, Youth Group will not meet Sunday, June 28. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to gathering again on Sunday, July 12.

This week in our summer series, “Blessed to Be a Blessing,” we come to one of the most difficult stories in Genesis: the binding of Isaac. In Genesis 22:1–14, Abraham faces a test that raises hard questions about faith, obedience, trust, and the character of God. Yet at the edge of the story, God stops the knife and provides another way. Join us as we wrestle honestly with this troubling text and hear the good news that God’s promise is not carried forward through harm, but through mercy, provision, and faithfulness.