Our mission is to be a place of refuge from strife, where man can prepare for the battle of life, where two or three can gather in Jesus’ name to forget for the moment all those things that divide nation from nation and race from race. To forget human pride and to unite in overflowing gratitude at the foot of the cross. This is the house of God, the gate of heaven. And from under the threshold of this place will go forth a river that will revive the weary world.
-Adapted from 'Christianity & Liberalism' by J. Gresham Machen
From The Reformed Reader blog (Shane Lems)
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Why Do Reformed Churches Baptize Infants? (Horton)
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There are several different biblical reasons why Reformed churches baptize both infants and adults. Louis Berkhof, Francis Turretin, Charles Hodge, John Calvin, and others have pointed out the va…
You're invited to join with us at Trinity URC this Lord's Day, April 22 as we meet in name of Jesus, our Savior. We gather together at 9:30am and 5:00pm. Austin Reed will be leading us this week.
AM Sermon: “Glory Unveiled” - 2 Corinthians 3:7-18
PM Sermon: “The Law of Love and the Image of God” - Deuteronomy 5:16-21
Reminder to the Trinity family: there will be an informational meeting following 15 minutes after the morning service
"Even now Christ walks with his church, protects his church, and conquers his bride's enemies."
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How the Book of Revelation Encourages the Church
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The book of Revelation is generally considered one of the most difficult books to understand, not without good reason. It’s complex imagery and visions can be very difficult to understand and interp...