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Special Events
Recent Sermons
- 02/28/2010 - Lenten Lessons on Loving: A Good Word
- 02/21/2010 - Lenten Lessons On Loving: Simple Service
- 02/14/2010 - Love Through a Guy's Eyes
- 02/07/2010 - Who'll Get the Trophy
- 01/31/2010 - Reflection of a Church Directory
- 01/24/2010 - Asking the Right Question
- 01/17/2010 - Sermon by Gene Maggard
- 01/10/2010 - Sermon by Kurt Schuermann
- 01/03/2010 - Sermon by Mark Sheets
- 12/27/2009 - Sermon by Ed Fitzhenry
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Adult EducationEach day offers us a new opportunity to deepen our walk with Christ. The adult ministries at Concord Trinity are designed to help adults of all ages form connections of friendship and fellowship with each other as they grow in their relationship with God. In this website you will find a sampling of the dynamic programs we offer to adults. Additional short-term offerings are constantly being added, so please check back often for the latest info, or e-mail our Director of Christian Education at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We hope you will join us soon for programs and fellowship!
Weekday Programming Spring 2010SISTERS: Bible Study for Women
For more information, please e-mail our Director of Christian Education at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . This Book Groups
Beginning February 28 - Around the Fire (from Beginnings: Longing to Belong)
Sunday, March 14 - Confessions of an Eco-Sinner by Fred Pearce NEW Sunday Morning StudyWhat's in the Bible & How Do I Use It?
Find answers to all these questions and much, much more! This is a great introduction on how to choose and use your Bible. We'll also cover how to find biblical help on real-life issues such as hope, love, anger, forgiveness, and even body image. Led by Debbie Irving, this 8-week class begins March 7 and will meet from 9:30-10:30 am. For more information, please e-mail Debbie at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Everyone is welcome! Wednesdays Alive - March 10 through April 145:45-6:30 pm - Drop-in dinner in Fellowship Hall6:30-7:30 pm - Program options for all agesMarch 10, 2010(Registration for dinner and classes must be made by noon on Monday, March 8.)This week’s dinner features King Edward’s favorites: Fried chicken, coleslaw, green beans, mashed potatoes and gravy, rolls, and desserts. Coffee, iced tea, & lemonade are provided, too! Meal Prices (payable at the door) are: $6 for adults, $3 for children 5-10 years, children under 5 eat free. $18 maximum per family. Even if you can’t make it for dinner, please join us for one of the following programs. Please call in your choice, or your family's choices, for this week, so we have materials available.
Manage information on your computer with Windows XP including desktop, files & folders & optimizing your computer. Led by Barb Braun, Dir. of Student Tech at Wash. U. Limit: 6 individuals or couples.
Discover how to stay “Able & Capable” as we age. Led by Lea Ann Coates of Lutheran Senior Services.
In this fun, holistic approach to health, time will be divided between discussion of the devotional Faithfully Fit and “active time” walking, playing wiffle ball, etc. Led by Nicole Bagby. (Materials fee $8)
Dare to Be Uncommon by retired football coach Tony Dungy takes us through his 7 principles for men aspiring to a life of true significance, integrity, influence and faith. Led by Pastor Mark
Pastor Greg leads us through his new book, The Move. We’ll examine our faith from a unique angle & develop spiritual disciplines that help us reclaim the power & joy of the early Christians. (Materials fee $9)
If you are high school age or older and want to try on a full Karate experience, this is for you.
Make a new, clever craft each week. Open to all ages of children.
Learn the basics of being a puppeteer & finish with a show! Led by Leeann Savacool.
Beginners 8 years old & up are invited to learn the basics of chess. Led by Tom Arms.
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