Lois Park Concert & Farewell ~~ Aug. 26th, 2018
Posted on:Jul 28 2018Trinity’s Pianist, Lois Park, is leaving Trinity, with her last day being August 26th. She will be providing a concert during the Sunday morning worship that day.
Lois has been with Trinity for 6 years, and is leaving for Victoria to be closer to her family and further her education by working toward her Master’s.
We will miss her and wish her our very best. There will be a gift of money collected in the next weeks as well as a potluck luncheon following service. Anyone is welcome to join us!
Trinity Office: 204 728-4796
Search for Music Director and Pianist
Posted on:Jul 28 2018Trinity United Church
is looking for a Music Director and a Pianist.
Music Director.
This position is permanent part-time,
nine months per year, September to May.
Trinity is looking for an enthusiastic, energetic person to plan and provide spiritually meaningful musical
leadership for their choir and congregation.
Hours of work are variable, but generally include
Thursday evening choir practice as well as choir
rehearsal and church service Sunday mornings.
Previous experience would be an asset
but it is not required.
Applications accepted until Aug. 16th, 2018.
Start date is September 1, 2018.
Selected candidates will be contacted for an interview.
Send inquiries and or resumes to :
Gloria McMillan at glmc@wcgwave.ca
Pianist
Trinity United Church, Brandon, MB has an opening for a pianist. This is a permanent part-time position to commence September 1st , 2018. The pianist works as part of the music and worship teams to provide musical leadership for the congregation. Hours of work are variable but generally include Thursday evening choir practice as well
as choir rehearsal and church service Sunday morning.
Applications accepted until August 16th, 2018.
Selected candidates will be contacted for an interview.
Please submit resume to
Gloria McMillan @ glmc@wcgwave.ca
Bible Study Group
Posted on:Sep 12 2015Bible Study Group
Thursday from 1:30 – 3 pm.
Read Acts 7:17-34 and reflect on the following questions:
1. Why is Moses such a defining character to the Jewish people?
2.What was Stephen getting at by retelling the story of Moses?
3. Why is it so important that we do like Stephen does here and accurately tell the story of what God has done before?
4. When we lose the “big picture” of God’s story, we run the risk of getting out of step with what God is doing?
5. read Acts 7:35-53
6. What is the main point Stephen is making?
7. When did Israel’s problem with idolatry begin?
8. Do Christians today still fall into idolatry?
9. Being a martyr is being a witness. What does Stephen’s martyrdom give witness to?
The above questions were taken from Dr. N.T. Wright’s Acts – Extra Teaching Points #9. Further commentary on the questions may obtained through an interpreter’s bible or by accessing the web site www.greateraltonchurch.org.
Everyone is welcome to attend!
