Thank you so much for your support and participation of Fall on the Mound craft show held at TMUMC. You have been such an important part of the success of our show and helping us raise money for the many missions and ministries of our church. At this time, we have decided we will no longer hold Fall on the Mound craft show. We have decided to move in a different direction to help support the ministries and missions of our church. We are sad to see Fall on the...
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Rev. Clay Horton shared his personal experience with Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University while he was at Trietsch:
My life is more fun and full because I budget. Seven years ago I never would have connected “fun” with “budget.” Taking Financial Peace University was life changing for Errinne and me. Because of the class, I am a better husband, father, friend and church member.
For years I avoided taking Financial Peace University because...
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Randee Paraskevopoulos talked to MAD for Jesus servants about their experience last summer with Wesley-Rankin kids.
"Thank you for teaching me about Jesus."
"Thank you for letting me pray."
"Thank you for loving me."
"This program was one of the most spiritually rewarding gifts I’ve experienced," said Pam Taylor, the director of the annual MAD Camp at Trietsch.
MAD camp 2014 was Pam’s first experience with MAD –...
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A note from Rev. Doug Meyer
Adolescence is a time of change for teens. As their bodies, home lives, and even brain chemistries change, teens may have a hard time coping. Parental guidance is crucial during this period. Without it, a common case of the adolescent “blues” can develop into teen depression and possible substance abuse. Many teens turn to alcohol or drugs to self-medicate for depression.
Teens suffering from depression often appear sad or...
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Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Rev. Clay Horton discusses how the book Between the World and Me challenged him to think about racial tension. Join us Thursday, January 12th at 7 pm for group discussion. You don't need to have read the book. Click here for more info.
I have questions. I wish I had answers. I wish I had even one answer. I wish there was an answer. I have so many questions about the racial tensions in our country. Sometimes I feel lost, confused, angry, or...
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at Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Monday, September 14, 2015
A review of Poverty and the Bible from Cathy Weiskopf:
"I
pray also that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may
know the hope to which he has called you, the riches of his glorious
inheritance in the saints . . ." Ephesians 1:18 (NIV)
The
Poverty and the Bible study is a mind opening class. This class is full of stunning
statistics, scriptures, videos and a field trip –all with the intended purpose
of helping you see “the poor” through God’s eyes.
One
of the...
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at Monday, September 14, 2015
A story of grace in parenting from Camille May :
My son, Hayden, was born three weeks early. If you know him now, you might find it hard to believe how tiny he was then! As a result of being early, he had some bumps along the way in the feeding department – not true these days.
For the first few weeks of his life, I took him to the doctor every other day to be weighed. Each visit revealed that he had lost a few more ounces. I will never forget the morning that my mother went...
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Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Imagine you’ve grown up in the church, and your faith is intricately
woven into the fabric of your life. But you live in an assisted living facility
and don’t have the ability to travel to a church on Sundays. Or worse, you see the end of
your life is creeping nearer, and you want to know about this God you’ve heard
of but never met. And there’s no one around to ask.
Trietsch’s Traveling Church
ministry serves both these folks when we takes our faith into...
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at Tuesday, August 4, 2015