Join us this Sunday to hear from Rev. AC Brock, as he preaches about the Mercy of God. God’s mercy is offered to all, especially those worn down by life. We will be streaming online at trinitydurham.org or YouTube. The Scripture readings will be from Psalm 14 and 1 Timothy 1:12-17. We hope you will join us!

Save the Date!! October 23rd is Homecoming.

We are having an old-fashioned homecoming potluck and we need your help. We need the addresses of as many former members of Trinity as we can get - we want to bring everyone home. This includes former pastors.

If you have the addresses of former members please email your addresses to Angela Fountain at Founta1@Labcorp.com

Closer to the date look for the potluck sign-up.

Let’s get excited!!

The next Allred / Shoaf Christ Care Meeting is coming up on Monday, Sept. 12 at 9:30 am in the Parlor. We hope to see you there! 

Open Table has an immediate need for blankets to be donated in anticipation of the colder weather. 

Please consider donating these much-needed items that will make a huge difference in the safety of our unsheltered neighbors as the temperatures drop.

Since 1974, Durham Arts Council has brought the Durham community together with an annual arts festival in the fall. As Durham’s signature arts festival, CenterFest (check out the website here) showcases juried visual artists from across the country and fills multiple stages with stand-out local performers. Art shoppers are dazzled by world-class ceramics, paintings, photography, jewelry, fiber art, woodwork, glass, and more. Creators are based in Durham, the Triangle, and across the country. CenterFest also features musicians, dancers, and unique street performers to provide continuous entertainment. Kids will have a blast at the Creative Kids Zone, food vendors keep guests fueled for fun, and Durham’s nonprofit and government services sector inspire and inform festival goers. Taking place in the heart of Durham’s historic downtown, a concentration of local businesses and eateries elevate the visitor experience! After hitting pause for two years in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are thrilled to bring this beloved community event back to the streets of Downtown Durham!

You may volunteer for as many shifts as you like. Shifts are typically 2-2.5 hours. Questions? Contact Susan at stierney@durhamarts.org.

For the first time, in 2022, United Methodist congregations across the Bull City are joining together to celebrate our queer selves and the people/churches that love us. 

Four Methodist Churches in Durham are coming together to show love and support for our community at the Durham Pride Festival happening in a couple of weeks. There will be a joint booth set up on Saturday, September 24, to spread the word about our inclusive Methodist communities. If you would like to sign up for 2 hr shifts for this event, click the link below. You can check out Durham Queer Methodists' website here to check out more information about this collaboration of churches.

Mark Scruggs • Melissa Westervelt, Karen Westervelt’s sister • Family of Gertrude Mudzingwa whose niece, Spiwe Mudzingwa, passed away in South Africa • Jennie Kakalec • Priscilla Horvath at home • Maria Ines Verdugo-Pratt (stroke) • Pamela Benbow (sister of Marcia O’Neal) • The people of Ukraine during this time of crisis • Wayne Beverly • Micah Thornton (Marcia O'Neal's Grandson) • Carol Ayres • Susan Leggette • Jane & Paul Mickey • Dianne Foster • Myra Markham

Give if you can and call if you need.