| The Bob Kelly Food Pantry is operated by volunteers from Trinity-First and other churches in the area. It is located in the basement of the church and is completely underwritten by the congregation of Trinity-First United Methodist Church. For more information on the hours of operation and in which areas we serve, click on the link above. |
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| Here is a list of current adult sunday school classes with a brief description. |
Millennium Class |
| This is a class for all ages that explores current issues and themes in church and theology. You can drop in on for a week or stay for a while. Bring your coffee and an open mind. |
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Mizpah Class | | The Mizpah Class was founded over 50 years ago by Henry Ford. Charter members were Ken & Evie Howard. All the members but one are long retired, mostly on the conservative side, very open and friendly |
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New Beginnings
Sunday School Class!! | | We have members ranging in ages from 30-80 years old who participate in a variety of church-related activities and life experiences. |
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New Life Class |
This class is “self-taught” by class members who volunteer to teach, but no one is obligated to teach.
The Class enjoys discussion-but is probably right of center on most issues, and somewhat traditional. |
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Quaestors Class |
| This class uses the “Adult Bible Studies” as a guide, along with the King James translation of the bible. |
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Wedding Band Class |
| This class follows the Adult Bible Studies literature, with some lecture and plenty of discussion. Members are not shy about offering their opinions on most any subject. |
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Wesley-Tower Fellowship Class |
| Our study material is the Adult Bible Studies of the International Bible Series. These lessons are based on the Old and New Testament scriptures and they really make you think because they are so relevant to today’s problems and issues |
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Women's Book Group | | Women who read and discuss fiction and non-fiction books on a variety of topics from a Christian perspective.
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| Trinity-First United Methodist Church has offered Wednesday night bible study for over ten years. Wednesday Night Together has something to offer everyone at any age. Here is just a list of courses that have been offered in the past. For more information click on the like above. |
Short–Term Bible based courses
| Invitation to John |
| This is a "Disciple Bible Study" and is baised on the 4th Gospel, which stands apart from the other three. It depicts Jesus speaking in discourses rather than in parables. |
| Invitation to Romans | | Paul's teachings in Romans come to us mediated through the history of the church's interpretations of his letter. The challenge of reading Romans, then is to learn to have our own interpretive conversatoin with the text itself, in spite of centuries of commentary on the text. |
| Invitation to the Psalms | | This is the newest of the DISCIPLE short–term studies as of spring 2008. |
| Invitation to the Old Testament |
| This study approaches the study of Hebrew Scriptures by inviting participants to hear the story of God and God's calling of the people of Israel through the many "voices" of the biblical text. |
| Invitation to the New Testament |
| Using Matthew's Gospel as a starting point, this study explores how the New Testament writers and the early Christian community wrestled with the comming of Jesus—his life, actions, mission, death and resurrection— and the implications of his arrival for their lives and their communities of faith. |
| Invitation to Genesis |
| "In the beginning..." These familiar words open the book of Genesis and give voice to one of the foundational stories of the entire Old Testament. |
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Long–Term Bible courses
DISCIPLE 1:
Becoming Disciples Through Bible Study |
| Groups move through the scriptures from Genesis to Revelation, reading more than 70 percent of the Bible during the course of 34 weeks. |
DISCIPLE 2:
Into the Word, Into the World |
A study of Genesis, Exodus, Luke and Acts.
Duration: 32 weeks |
DISCIPLE 3:
Remember Who You Are |
Focus on the Old Testament prophets and the letters of Paul
Duration: 32 weeks |
DISCIPLE 4:
Under the Tree of Life |
A study which concenterates on the writtings in the Old Testament: Ruth, 1st and 2nd Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon, Lamentations, Daniel. The New Testament: 1st, 2nd and 3rd John, James, Jude and Revelation.
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| Beth Moore Bible Series: | Mondays at 10:00 AM
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Mondays at 6:30 PM |
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| Cherub Children’s Choir (4 years - 1st grade) Sundays, 11:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. |
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Youth Choir and Handbells
Sundays, 3:00-4:00 PM
Ann Zellhoefer, Director of Choir
Julie Arras, Director of Handbells
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| All interested singers are invited to join our Sanctuary Choir. This group surveys a wide variety of sacred music and participates in the 11:00 am worship service weekly and occasionally in the 8:30 am worship service. | | Back to top |
| There are Sunday School classes for all ages from 3-years-old through 5th grade. |
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| Each week beginning June 28 through July 30, we offer a different morning camp from 8:30—12:00 noon, for a mere $15 per camp —per child. |
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9:45-10:45 AM
Mid-High Class: Beverly, Ron and Vicki Swift, Teachers
High School: Mike Arras and Simon Chandler, Teachers |
| 6:15-7:30 PM - Wednesdays
Youth Bible Study and Outreach |
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| Youth fellowship Sundays, 4:00-5:30 PM |
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| The Day School has been specializing in early childhood education since 1952. We are open Monday through Friday for threes, fours (pre-K) and fives (Kindergarten) from September through May. | | Back to top |
| Marriage is one of the most important steps that two people can take. It is a sacred event signifying a covenant made between the bride and groom and God. We ask couples to take seriously the spiritual significance of being married in the church. It is a sacred occasion symbolizing the beauty, majesty and power of God. We pray that as you enter this covenant, you will keep God at the center of everything you do and continue your commitment to Christ and His Church by faithful and active service after you are married. Getting married in the church is not a fad. It signifies your willingness to live a Christian life and to be in covenant with the faith community. For more information go to the weddings page. |
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