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What’s the BIG DEAL about Homecoming Sunday? I’m so glad you asked! Trinity UMC will host its third annual Homecoming celebration on September 17. We will start with our very first “TOGETHER” worship service at 9:30 a.m. Together worship is a traditional service with the addition of some contemporary music, as both the chancel choir and Crosspoint band will be TOGETHER every week. On this first TOGETHER Sunday, we will present our third-grade students with a Bible and a homemade Bible bag. This is an exciting milestone for students who are now able to read the entire Bible. Following worship, we will hold a luau in Miller Hall. Pulled pork, Hawaiian rolls, pineapple upside-down cake, and Hawaiian punch will be served. You are encouraged to wear a Hawaiian shirt; everyone will receive a lei. You can pose with friends at the photo booth or dance the hula to Hawaiian music. The highlight of this time will be the announcement and crowning of our Homecoming Royalty. Every year, we honor two people who have faithfully served Jesus Christ through Trinity UMC. Previous Homecoming Royalty are Del and Carolyn Roper (2021) and Bob Steele and Marjean Terman (2022). Homecoming Sunday is an excellent opportunity to invite family, friends, and neighbors to visit Trinity UMC. We are better together, and that’s the way we want every Sunday to be. As Jesus said, “Where two or three people gather in my name, I am there with them.” Matthew 15-20. -Christina Landenberger, Director of Family Ministries