Welcome 2 Holy Trinity
Intercessory Prayer – Sundays, 9:15am
We invite you to join us Sunday Mornings from 9:15 – 9:45am in the Forrest Room as we pray for HTC, Bishop Todd and his ministry, and for the church plants associated with the Anglican Mission in the Americas. It is exciting to join together in the Lord’s presence to pray as the Holy Spirit directs. Each week we discover something new about what the Lord is up to at HTC and beyond.
Matthew 18:19 (MSG)
“When two of you get together on anything at all on earth and make a prayer of it, my Father in heaven goes into action.”
Sunday Mornings at 10:00 a.m.
:: Join us for quiet time of reflection starting at 9:45 am ::
Needham Chapel at VANGUARD UNIVERSITY
55 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa
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Special Announcements
NEWCOMER’S DINNER – Friday, February 3, @ 6:30PM
Todd and Debbie Hunter invite all newcomers to Holy Trinity Church to join them for dinner on Friday, February 3rd, at 6:30 p.m. The party, hosted by Dennis and Trevecca Okholm, will give you an opportunity get better acquainted with some of the leaders of the church, as well as other people new to our community. If you haven’t already done so, please RSVP to the email sent from HTC this week, or call Michelle Nanney at the HTC office (949-631-2820) for more details.
LENT/HOLY WEEK SERVICES: We are coming to my favorite time in the church year: Lent, Holy Week and Easter. As an apprentice of Jesus, I love telling and living into this story. I invite you to come along with us this Lenten season on an adventure of joyful reflection. - Schedule and locations
OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE: If you would like to help out on Sunday at Holy Trinity Church, we have many areas where additional hands are needed. Please see Michelle Nanney or Beth Khorey after services on Sunday, or call Michelle at the office – 949-631-2820.
Sermons Online
LISTEN TO SERMONS - in case you missed a Sunday, Todd’s sermons are available for download.
Sunday Readings
Epiphany
On January 6, Christians around the world celebrate the Feast of Lord’s Epiphany. On January 8 we enter the liturgical season of Epiphany. Epiphany means “manifestation.” To Christians, the concept of “manifestation” means that which was obscure or hidden has now become widely known or revealed. [read more]
Are You Visiting?
Here’s the bottom line. We are deeply interested in Jesus Christ, the church, and the world around us. We admit that our services are a bit eclectic: a combination of biblical teaching, openness to things of the Spirit in worship and prayer, and, believe it or not, Anglican liturgy.
Within these three “hubs,” our Sunday services incorporate the evangelical, charismatic and liturgical traditions. While we’re not sure if Orange County is ready for a church with all three of these expressions (in a single service!), we are excited to watch the building of this new community.
Todd Hunter the author - BOOKS.
TELOS Events - “Living with the end in mind”
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