There’s something brewing at headquarters. Nothing will ever be the same. Of course we all know that the shepherds were the first to know about the birth of Christ. Or were they? After all, there were a lot of details that needed attention to make sure that the first Christmas went according to Scripture. It’s up to an elite band of angels to make sure everything goes as planned, from arranging accommodations (or the lack thereof) for the holy family, to hanging the star, to informing everyone of the event, to … well, you get the picture. Join us on Sunday, December 17, at 4 pm as we consider that it might have been like two thousand years as we look into life B.C. (Before Christmas). Come with us for a behind-the-clouds look at what might have been during the planning of … Operation Christ Child.
We’ll have the play at 4pm, followed by a pot-luck (covered-dish) dinner. Come, eat, laugh, celebrate, and enjoy the season!
If you want to help with the play (and we need help), please fill out the form below!
Nancy joins the Trinity team as Finance Administrator in a part time role, after retiring from a fulltime career in human resources, benefits and payroll. She most recently worked part time as Administrative Assistant /Bookkeeper for a children’s learning center in Mechanicsville. She is a VCU alum and holds an MS degree in Business/Human Resources Mgmt.
Nancy grew up in King & Queen County, moved to Hanover after college and is now a resident of King William County. She loves the peacefulness of living in the country. Nancy has a daughter who loves children and is a pediatric nurse here in Richmond. Nancy enjoys creating outdoor art, painting, reading, serving with her church family, and spending time with family and friends.
Join the Contemporary Class for a special presentation at 10am on Sunday, October 15, 2023.
Joseph Thompson and friends will tell us about the recent changes and new programs designed to continue and expand the mission of the Friends of Barnabas Foundation.
The mission of Friends of Barnabas is to empower families in Honduras through healthcare and education. The vision of Friends of Barnabas is a strengthened Honduran healthcare system, where all have access to quality care.
The Monday morning Bible Study will be studying Adam Hamilton’s new book entitled “Wrestling with Doubt, Finding Faith” beginning on Monday, January 22 at 9:30 AM.
This is a six-week study and will run from January 22 – March 4 (we will not meet on Monday, February 19 due to President’s Day). If you are interested in joining us, reach out to Deanna McCullough and pre-purchase the book from Amazon.com or another retailer in advance of the study. We hope to see you there!
