Upcoming events
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26 Oct
Malayalam Holy Communion Service
Sunday | 8:30 AM -
26 Oct
NO English Divine Service – Please note
Sunday | 11:30 AM -
26 Oct
Yuvajana Sakhyam General Body
Sunday | 12:30 PM -
26 Oct
Missouri City & Stafford Area Prayer Group Prayer
Sunday | 6:00 PM -
31 Oct
Fasting prayer meetings
Friday | 9:30 AM
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Embark on a 365 – Day Journey Through the Bible
Dear Trinity Family, God’s Word is living, active, and powerful—it shapes our hearts, guides our steps, and draws us closer to Him each day. As […]
First Holy Communion – Trinity Mar Thoma Church, Houston
We joyfully invite you to join us as our children receive their First Holy Communion — a blessed milestone in their spiritual journey. 📅 Date: […]
South West Regional Yuvajana Sakhyam Conference & Kalamela 2025
📣 South West Regional Yuvajana Sakhyam Conference & Kalamela 2025 🎶✍️🎤 Join us at Trinity Mar Thoma Church, Houston for a day of inspiration, fellowship, […]
Funeral Announcement – Mrs. Mary Mathew (ID #105)
Dear Trinity Family, With deep sorrow, we inform you of the passing of Mrs. Mary Mathew (86 years), beloved wife of Mr. V. T. […]
2025 Church Convention – Houston Trinity Mar Thoma Church
Join us for the Church Convention of Houston Trinity Mar Thoma Church with guest speaker Evangelist Joy Pullad. 📅 Dates & Times: October 31 (Thursday) […]
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Our Daily Bread
- The Work That Matters October 26, 2025There’s a poignant scene near the end of Frederick Buechner’s novel Brendan. The character Gildas stands up to reveal one of his legs missing from the knee down. As he reaches for his walking stick, he loses his balance. Brendan leaps up and catches him. “I’m as crippled as the dark world,” Gildas says. “If […]John Blase
- When God Forgives October 25, 2025After a four-year-old boy accidentally broke a rare 3,500-year-old Bronze Age jar displayed at a museum in Israel, he received a kind and surprising response. The museum staff forgave him and invited him back. Roee Shafir, speaking for the Hecht Museum, said doing so heightened global interest in the restoration process and might serve to […]Patricia Raybon

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