Trinity United Methodist Church
2724 Whiskey Road + Aiken, SC 29803
(803) 648 - 4990

Rev. Rodney Powell, Pastor ... Ann Bishop, Admin Assistant ... .

Rev. Donnie Bates, Youth & Children's Ministry Director

Sundays: 9:00 - Church School ... 10:00 - Worship ... 5:00 - Youth Fellowship and Sonshine Choir
Wednesdays: 6:00 - Dinner ... 6:45 - Activities for all ages ... 7:30 - Sanctuary Choir Practice

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Our Mission

The mission of the Trinity Church website is to:

(1) Glorify God;

(2) Encourage people from all walks of life to worship, fellowship, heal, serve, and grow with us in our faith relationship with Jesus Christ; and

(3) Serve as a resource for friends and members of Trinity Church to share ideas, concerns, and resources.

Prayer Concerns

Prayer has a place of highest priority in the Bible. Some of the Scriptures' most transcendent passages deal with prayers expressing praise, worship, thanksgiving, confession, and supplication. Philippians 4:6 reads, "In everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be known to God."

Prayer strengthens our relationship with God and with one another. Because a Christian is one who has been born into the family of God, it is as natural to pray to God as it is for a child to ask a parent for the things he or she needs.

One prayer that delights God is one that is sometimes called "the sinner's prayer" and is found in Luke 18:13. It reads, "God, be merciful to me as a sinner!"

A Few Reminders

	Prayer is for God's children and God. Being the loving Father that He is, God always hears us when we pray.
	Prayer by a Christian is never unanswered. God's response might be "yes," "no," or "wait," but it is never unanswered.
	It is also good to remember that God is moved by prayer and, depending upon the situation, shares your heartache as well as joy.
	Prayer should (must) be offered in faith and confidence, emanates from an obedient heart, we are to pray in Christ's name, we must desire God's will, and our prayers must be for God's glory.

Trinity Church Prayer Chain

Trinity Church is blessed with a large group of people that comprise what we call the Prayer Chain. If you desire the Prayer Chain to pray for any specific need, please contact the church office (648-4990), Joye Brotherton (648-6426), or Jim Kannenberg (649-5407).

When you prayer, please remember to pray for Christ's church, your local church, our national leaders, all your relationships, people in need, and your own needs.

The rest of this web page is devoted to people known by the members and friends of Trinity Church. Please email additional requests to Nancy Kidd, mnkidd@peoplepc.com.

Members and friends who are grieving and healing from the death of loved ones, including

	Betty Etheridge
	Mae Mumbulo
	Emily Boland

Members and friends who are homebound and in care facilities

Jean Taylor (Shadow Oaks)

Pauline Whitesall (Pepper Hill Nursing Center)

Members and friends who have, are being treated for, and who are recovering from medical conditions

Sabella Gray

Karen Wienke

Terry Whisnant

Neva Brotherton

Larry Douris

Steve Sinclair

Tom Crouch

Please also remember

	All people who are oppressed and suffering from injustice
	The leaders of our local and national church
	The leaders of our local, state, and national governments
	Our world leaders
	Our military personnel
	Those displaced or impacted by hurricanes Katrina and Rita

BibleGateway.com Scripture Search

	Example : Psalm 100:1-5; John 3

This page was made possible by the General Board of Global Ministries, The United Methodist Church.

Please email corrections, additions, ideas, and suggestions to Nancy Kidd, mnkidd@peoplepc.com.