10/24/21 “Blindspots” by Assistant to the Bishop Andy Yee

Welcome to Trinity’s Sunday Worship Service. We’re glad you’re here! Assistant to the Bishop, Rev. Andy Yee, is our guest preacher today and explores how we can see marginalized people in the fullness of their humanity and not as a label of either their disabilities, status, age, nationality or race.
We are also celebrating 25 years of worshipping in our church sanctuary, which was part of a three-phase building program.

10/17/21 “What’s Your Hashtag?” by Pastor Eileen Burdick

Welcome to Trinity’s 8 a.m. Sunday Worship Service. We’re glad you’re here!
Listen as Pastor Eileen Burdick, Spiritual Care Director of Josephine Caring Community in Stanwood, explores what is and is not promised to followers of Jesus in her sermon “What’s Your Hashtag?”.

9/26/21 “Ending Well” by Pastor Jim Lindus

Welcome to Trinity’s 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship Service. We’re glad you’re here!
 
Pastor Jim shares some life lessons he learned from his Grandma about living life well and ending life well. He explores what Jesus taught us about service and forgiveness as ways of ending well our time on earth.

9/12/21 “Jesus, Don’t!” by Pastor Jim Lindus

Welcome to Trinity’s 8 a.m. Sunday Worship Service. We’re glad you’re here!  In today’s sermon, Pastor Jim explores the depth of God’s forgiveness. Take some time to refresh your spirit, learn, grow, worship, and prepare for the week ahead. If this sermon blesses you, please share it with a friend and family. Blessings!

8/1/21 “Bon Appétit” by Pastor Chris Brueninger

Welcome to Trinity’s 10 a.m. Worship Service!
 
Guest Pastor Chris Brueninger’s sermon “Bon Appetit” explores the meaning behind Christ’s words that He is the Bread of Life.”
 
We were also gifted not only by Karl Olsen’s music (accompanied on bass by Ron Rossel), but also by Denise Baker as guest soloist, and Alice Rockhill and Kathy Dryde in a flute and cello duet.
 
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6/20/21 “Parenthood: A Mix of Emotions” by Pastor Jim Lindus

Parents run a gamut of expressions when raising children, especially during the teen years.
Consider Mary and Joseph when they thought they had ‘lost’ Jesus, who had stayed behind in the Temple to talk with the resident teachers. For three days they searched for him, and when they found him, it was a mix of relief and anger and of ponderance as he reminded them of his purpose.
In this Father’s Day sermon, Pastor Jim explores a hard but necessary truth for parents to understand and accept: our children are only on loan to us.

6/13/21 “Faith as a Mustard Seed” by Pastor Jim Lindus

What do you do if your faith is small? Just take the first small step. Even if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, God can work through your life to accomplish great things. Listen to this week’s sermon by Pastor Jim, accompanied by the music of Karl Olsen.