Trinity Talk – Sunday, May 15
DON’T FORGET THE RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE TOMORROW at the Trinity Education Building. Time: 3 – 7 p.m. Anyone who would like to give blood may see or call Mary Thorn for an appointment and you will not have to wait. Her phone number is 568-2489. THIS IS A VERY WORTHY CAUSE AND A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE OTHERS.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
* JOY Service at 6:00 p.m. You are invited to share in this prayer group.
*HEALTHY CHURCH INITIATIVE EVALUATION meeting at 7 p.m.
Hope Epidemic Challenge for Next Sunday, May 22 - We continue the Hope Epidemic through May and we have been challenged by Sikeston First to bring food items for local food pantries and vegetable seed packets for families throughout the world to grow their own food. We know how much we LOVE a challenge so let's bring 500 food items and 500 vegetable seed packets to worship on May 22. Let's go TRINITY!!!!
The church council meeting will be Tuesday, May 24, at 6:30 p.m. This is for all officers of the church and anyone who is interested in the business affairs of Trinity.
Will you be a part of the Hope Epidemic? Our message series for May focuses on how hope is to be contagious and we want hope to be contagious in our community. On Wednesday evening, May 25, at 6:30 p.m., join us at Trinity for a special concert with your favorite musicians as we celebrate spring! We will have a special offering for the Bloomfield Ministerial Alliance which provides hope for those who need help with groceries, gas, electric bills, rent and other basic needs. Tell your friends, neighbors and co-workers to come and enjoy a special night of music!
THANKS to all who have helped the many people who have been victims of the tremendous flooding. There is still a need for workers in nearby areas, i.e. Morehouse, and a continued need for food, clothing, cash, and HOPE.
STUDENT HONORS:
*Sam Gibbs was named Student of the Month for April. Congratulations, Sam, Trinity is proud of you.
*Cheyene and Skye Brown were named 1st and 2nd place winners, respectively, in the Daily Statesman/Chamber of Commerce Easter Coloring Contest. They received Dexter Dollars and Easter Baskets. Keep that artistic talent alive, girls.
Congratulations to the following students as they complete these very special milestones:
PRESCHOOL--
Ryker Chasteen, Mollianne Dodd and Jaelyn Jarrell
Kindergarten--
William Greene, Wyatt Hendley, Katelyn Jarrell, Marvin Smith and Ashton White
Middle School--
Charlie Glass, Rachel Pullum and Sophie Thorn
High School--
Joseph Northern
Laura Blair (Richland High School)
April offering and attendance stats are available on the table in the hallway
The TUMC Girls opened the doors to their yard sale yesterday to the flood victims and to the Assembly of God Food Pantry recipients. A large number responded to the opportunity to select many items that the families needed. TUMC Girls served a light breakfast, had prayer with those who had special requests, and were grateful for the opportunity to serve others especially in this critical time.
The ladies of the First General Baptist Church of Bloomfield invite you to join them for a two-hour WOMEN’S CONFERENCE on Saturday, May 21, from 1 to 3 p.m. The guest speaker is Kendis Chenovweth, a passionate, exciting, in-love-with-God’s-Word person. The will motivate and leave you hungry and encouraged through God’s Word. Praise and Worship will be led by Ramona Baker and Friends. All women of our church and community are invited.
Charlie Glass sent a note to be shared with the congregation; he appreciates all the prayers during this difficult time for Vicky, Little Charlie and himself. He is appealing his case and will have a bench trial on June 27. He asks for continued prayers.
Please help us with our diaper ministry! We need diapers sizes 3, 4 and 5 and baby wipes. There is a basket in the hallway of the sanctuary building. Thank you for your generosity!
PRAYER CONCERNS
Reese Palmer called to report that Janet's brother, Charles Wayne, was found dead yesterday. He had been
receiving treatment for a medical condition. Janet and Reese are in Doniphan to help his children
make funeral arrangements...please hold Janet, Reese, Janet's sister, Judy, and their family in your
prayers...
Sharon Ulrich was conscious and responsive, though is now fighting an infection! She still has the breathing
tube (vent) but she can communicate with the help of a message board...another few days for the vent,
but they will try to let her breathe on her own for a few breaths each day. Pastor Susan told her she
was a miracle and she smiled...keep up the prayers!
The family of Homer Levart who passed away yesterday. Prayers for his wife who also has cancer.
David Layton – heart attack; friend of Kristine Jackson and Linda Talley
Dennis Hente – Car accident
Diane Boyles – Colon Cancer
James Russom’s relative, Madison, age 8, who will have a kidney transplant; also for his Mother who will
have knee surgery on Tuesday. Mr. Russom has provided music for services at Trinity.
Karen Stephens – cancer has recurred; Karen is a former teacher in the Bell City Schools.
The family of Betty Rose Irick - Bobbie Dantzler’s sister-in-law who died this week in NC.
David Norbury – our District Superintendent who lost his mother last week
Mary Stevens broke her hip and she has had surgery and is doing well. The difficulty is that Mary’s has
severe dementia and she may not follow rehab instructions and fall again.
Gary Rhine- Melissa Blair’s dad who has a tumor in his leg similar to the tumor he had three years ago.
They are waiting on the biopsy results.
Linda Talley-Kristine Jackson’s mom who has cancer.
Daniel Pressley
Jamie Aaron
Greg Hall Sarah White Charles Glass Mucuacua UMC
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