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• The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! July 1, 2024
  Please visit Bible Gateway: News & Knowledge for the latest articles and updates from Bible Gateway, including Bible-related news, information, and of course the reflections and excerpts you know and love from bestselling Christian authors, thinkers, pastors, and influencers. The post The Bible Gateway Blog Has Moved! appeared first on Bible Gateway Blog.
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• Dig deeper into the Story of God with Bible Gateway Plus May 30, 2024
  “‘In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.’ When I think there was a day when a human hand first wrote those words, I am filled with awe. This sentence is a masterpiece of compression. It approximates as closely as words allow the instantaneous realization of an intent, the bringing into being of […]
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• Savannah Guthrie on the “Bonus Commandment” and Two-Part Salvation May 8, 2024
  What is a favorite Bible passage of yours and why? Choosing your favorite verse is like choosing your favorite child – it’s kind of impossible! A verse I recite to myself often is, “I love the Lord for he heard my voice; he heard my cry for mercy. Because of this, I will call on […]
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• How We Can Live Courageously in a World Full of Suffering May 7, 2024
  By Matt Chandler If you and I are going to be Overcomers and live courageously in this mess, it’d be helpful to understand some of it. After we see ultimate reality in Revelation 4–5, in Revelation 6 we get more help seeing behind all the mess. We get some good news about how we can […]
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• How ‘All the Genealogies of the Bible’ helps bring clarity on God’s love for us April 25, 2024
  Have you wondered if the Bible’s genealogies are an important part of Bible study? Many of us skim through the genealogies, but they are important and play a part in how we can come to understand the cultural nuances around the time of each person’s life in the Bible. That’s why we are introducing All […]
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Our Daily Bread

• Funeral Announcement – Saramma Sleeba ID# 383 September 11, 2025
  Dear Trinity Family,   With deep sorrow, we inform you of the passing of our dear Mrs. Saramma Sleeba (83 years), beloved wife of Mr. […]
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• Parish Mission Convention 2025 September 11, 2025
  Parish Mission Convention 2025    
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• Trinity Fundraising Raffle – Sponsor a Prize! August 1, 2025
  🙌 We’re inviting sponsors to support our exciting raffle fundraiser with valuable prizes! 🔹 Raffle Draw Date: Saturday, November 2, 2025🔹 Goal: Enhancing Trinity for […]
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• 2025 HARVEST FESTIVAL July 7, 2025
  Dear Trinity Family, We are excited for our Harvest Festival 2025, happening tomorrow – Saturday, July 12 at the Trinity Center! Please review the full schedule […]
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• Rise Against Hunger – Trinity Day of Service 2025 May 14, 2025
  Join us for the "Rise Against Hunger" food packing program, part of our annual "Trinity Day of Service" initiative! 📅 Date: Saturday, June 14, 2025📍 […]
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Trinity

• Of Megalodons and Leviathan September 18, 2025
  Years ago, a lumpy package arrived in my mailbox. I noticed my best friend’s return address on it and smiled. Joe sometimes sends me unexpected things. This package qualified: Inside was a dark brown shark’s tooth—five inches long. Joe’s letter explained: It was a fossilized tooth from a prehistoric shark, a megalodon many times bigger […]
  Adam R. Holz
• God’s Strength September 17, 2025
  Her husband’s death began a period of transition for Nora. She took over his hardware business and cared for their three children on her own. “Be strong,” friends often told her. But what does that mean? she’d think. That I must deliver without fail in my responsibilities? God gave great responsibilities to Othniel in a […]
  Karen Huang
• Overcoming Evil with Good September 16, 2025
  Doctor Dolittle, the fictional doctor who converses with animals, has delighted fans through books, movies, and plays. However, few people know that author Hugh Lofting first wrote the Dolittle tales to his children from the ghastly trenches of World War I. He later said that the war was too awful to recount in his letters—so […]
  Winn Collier
• Making Disciples for Christ September 15, 2025
  Early in the basketball season, the coach at our neighborhood middle school seemed to work hardest convincing his players to risk shooting the ball. “Shoot!” he pleaded from the sidelines. His players eagerly passed the ball. Dribbling was a favorite too. The season was half over before most of them would shed their doubts and […]
  Patricia Raybon
• God’s Tender Care September 14, 2025
  Sitting in the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, I visited with a mother as her newborn baby cuddled up against her chest. In this technologically advanced medical facility, the doctors had recommended a very low-tech “prescription” to improve and strengthen the child’s health—the new mom was to spend extended periods of time simply holding her […]
  Lisa M. Samra