
“Those who wait upon God get fresh strength, they spread their wings and soar like eagles, they run and don’t get tired, they walk and don’t lag behind.” — Isaiah 40:31
Who are The Eagles?
The Eagles are people who are retired, semi-retired, planning to retire, hoping someday to retire, or anyone of any age who is available on any of the dates. You do not need to be a member of Trinity to attend.
On May 24, 2006, a Senior Adult Council met for the first time to develop a plan of ministry by, with, and for older adults that includes spiritual growth, education, training, mission and service, and fellowship. Thereafter, it was decided that this group should be named the Eagles.
The Rev. Jay Pifer was instrumental in organizing the Eagles Council, the various groups within the Eagles, the monthly luncheons, and the travel groups. Presently the Eagles Council, made up of 15 members, is under the direction of Bonnie Nowak and Vi Satre. Pictured at right are (from left to right), seated: Nobie Sinclair, Sandy Holman, Harvey Campbell, and Shirley Bowers; standing: Vi Satre, Barbara Burger, Jim Kannenberg, Ray Gilbert, Eleanor Hatfield, Ann Bishop, Barbara Fent, and Bonnie Nowak
The Eagles are comprised of four groups:
Soaring Eagles — Luncheons for fellowship, education and inspiration
Luncheons are held the fourth Monday of most months from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. There are no luncheons in June, October and December.
Rising Eagles — Events or day-trips
Please see the calendar page for the schedule.
Helping Eagles — Eagles helping others
During 2010, the Eagles continued focusing on the following ministries:
• Volunteering at ACTS (Area Churches Together Serving)
• Promoting food collection for ACTS
• Providing medical equipment — walkers, wheelchairs, etc.
• Volunteering at Anchor Health and Rehab — Conducting the worship service the fourth Sunday of each month (11:30 a.m.-Noon); visitation program and maintaining bird feeders outside resident’s windows
• Investigating a program to provide minor repairs and other assistance for the Trinity family.