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Ultimate Frisbee in Sara D Roosevelt Park! We got together after service on Sunday for a time of fun, fellowship, and friendly competition. #tgcev #ultimatefrisbee
Our next prayer meeting to seek God’s wisdom in pursuing a new building will be on Saturday at 11am. Please join us as we seek God in prayer as a community. Email Travis (travis.kt.wong@gmail.com) or Elyse (elyseinamine@gmail.com) for more details.
Invite a friend and we’ll see you at 10:30am at East Side Community High School. New series starts tomorrow too, Adulting: How to live when it’s finally time to grow up.
Huge shout out to everyone from our community who dared to tackle another obstacle course. Way to go!!!
“I read Ecclesiastes 1-4 and it really spoke to me. It was saying that life is temporary or fleeting like smoke (hevel), it is unstable like chasing after the wind. There are all kinds of ways we try to build meaning in our lives without God - focusing on success, riches, pleasure, and knowledge. But at the end of the day, death comes to us all - rich, poor, foolish, and wise. Death renders most of our daily activities meaningless. All the stress from work will be meaningless, and the riches you may make can't be taken with you. You can read books to try to understand life's puzzles, but you will never find them out. Joy comes from acknowledging that life is out of our control and in God's hands. Total trust in God frees you to enjoy life as you experience it - not how you think it ought to be. ‘Fear God and keep his commandments. This is the whole duty of humans for God will bring every deed into judgement, every hidden thing whether good or evil.’ - Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 There is hope in God's judgement - He will bring justice and clear away the smoke (hevel).” -Zekiel #YOBL #yoblstories #tgcev
“I will venture to guess that I am not the only one journeying through this year of biblical literacy who is about a week behind in the daily readings, but the sermon actually alined directly with what I was reading on Saturday! In the book of Amos the gentiles are punished for their “crimes against humanity”. God judges Israel for being self-focused and arrogant and for depriving the poor of justice. He declares that the way to correct injustice is to “seek me and live” (Amos 5:4). God calls us to help the poor and oppressed; “to see where there is brokenness and darkness and bring hope”. I know I could be doing more of this here in NYC and it was a beautiful invitation to open my eyes to the brokenness around me and to seek God and live.” - Ashley #YOBL #tgcev
We handed out care packages to our students on Sunday as they go into finals week. They had the opportunity to submit prayer requests on sticky notes and take some snacks. Be praying for our college students in the upcoming days! Got prayer requests? Let us know! #tgcev #finalsweek
Interested in working at the security desk one or two Sundays a month? Email sienna@trinitygracechurch.com if you are interested.
“The Israelites are really no different from us; how many ebenezers can we have planted ourselves that we choose to forget about? How many times do we question whether or not God is going to come through, and only make that dependent on the very last thing that happened, as opposed to everything else that has happened.” - Ashley

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