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05 Dec
Fasting prayer meetings
Friday | 9:30 AM -
05 Dec
2025 Christmas Carol Round
Friday | 6:00 PM -
06 Dec
2025 Christmas Carol Round
Saturday | 5:00 PM -
07 Dec
2025 Christmas Carol Round
Sunday | 4:00 PM -
12 Dec
Fasting prayer meetings
Friday | 9:30 AM
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Christmas Carol Schedule
Dear Trinity Family, In support of our Prayer Group Area Representatives this year, we have set our Christmas Carol Schedule as shown below , and we […]
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. […]
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Our Daily Bread
- Believing More Than We See December 4, 2025In the late nineteenth century, few people had access to the great sequoia groves in the US, and many didn’t believe the reports of the massive trees. In 1892, however, four lumberjacks ventured into the Big Stump Forest in California and spent thirteen days felling the grand tree named Mark Twain. Twain was 1,341 years […]Winn Collier
- Growth Through Pain December 3, 2025The brain is remarkably small, but stress can make it even smaller. Recent research has revealed that cumulative stress can shrink the prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain responsible for managing emotions, impulses, and social interactions. This shrinkage is linked to anxiety and depression, highlighting the toll that a lifetime of stress can take. […]Marvin Williams

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