Trinity Grace Church

David Louw, pastor for spiritual formation and leadership development at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Matthew 4:1–4 on Sixth Sunday after Pentecost, speaking at his office in Park Slope on July 10, 2020. This is the second in our summer series, "The Language of Prayer: Learning to Live Connected to God." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Josh Staton, executive pastor of Trinity Grace Church, shares his “presence, formation, and love” plan for this summer.

Discover what it means to be with God, grow to become like Jesus, and live with active love in the Holy Spirit. Join your host Michael Castillejos (worship pastor of TGC Park Slope) in conversations about the simple, everyday practices you can use, both personally and communally, to live a life transformed by the teachings of Jesus.

Get to know our church and identify simple practices for living with God. Explore the practices guide »

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Josh Staton's Summer Plan:

1 / Presence

• Morning prayer and worship before checking the news
• Family Sabbath: Friday evening to Saturday evening (light candle and have a few moments of family prayer to start)
• Be intentional about praying with friends in the moment on phone, Zoom or on street

2 / Formation

• Read and reflect on the lectionary passages
• The Marriage Course
• Explore Sacred Pathways with my daughter

3 / Love

• Work through intercessory prayer list on bike rides
• Weekly service: grocery delivery for friends / neighbors
• Practice quiet generosity each week
• Read three books on racial justice and process in community

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Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Caleb Clardy, founding pastor at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Psalm 73:1–28 on Fifth Sunday after Pentecost, speaking at his office in Park Slope on July 5, 2020. This is the first in our summer series, "The Language of Prayer: Learning to Live Connected to God." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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David Louw, pastor for spiritual formation and leadership development at Trinity Grace Church,  teaching from Galatians 5:13–25 on Fourth Sunday after Pentecost, speaking at his office in Park Slope on June 28, 2020. This is the last of our Pentecost series, "Moveable Feast: A Pentecost Vision for Life." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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David Louw, pastor for spiritual formation and leadership development at Trinity Grace Church,  teaching from Mark 1:14–18 on Third Sunday after Pentecost, speaking at his office in Park Slope on June 21, 2020. This is the third in our Pentecost series, "Moveable Feast: A Pentecost Vision for Life." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Caleb Clardy, founding pastor at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Acts 4:8–37 on Second Sunday after Pentecost, speaking at his office in Park Slope on June 14, 2020. This is the second in our Pentecost series, "Moveable Feast: A Pentecost Vision for Life." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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On Sunday, June 7, 2020, Trinity Grace Church Park Slope paused from our Pentecost teaching series to hold a conversation on race and the gospel. Patrick Boatwright, pastor of students and families, and Caleb Clardy, founding pastor, speak together as two members of our pastoral staff and as those seeking to follow Christ in this complex cultural moment. The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Caleb Clardy, founding pastor at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Acts 2:1–24 on Pentecost Sunday, speaking at his office in Park Slope on May 31, 2020. This is the first in our Pentecost series, "Moveable Feast: A Pentecost Vision for Life." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Caleb Clardy, founding pastor at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Acts 5:17-42 on the seventh Sunday of Easter, speaking at his office in Park Slope on May 24, 2020. This is the sixth and final in our Eastertide series, "Resurrection in Place: The Church Sent, Scattered, and Staying Put." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

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Caleb Clardy, founding pastor at Trinity Grace Church, teaching from Acts 8: 4–8; 26-40; 21:7-9 on the sixth Sunday of Easter, speaking at his office in Park Slope on May 17, 2020. This is the fifth in our Eastertide series, "Resurrection in Place: The Church Sent, Scattered, and Staying Put." The weekly teaching is contextualized specifically for our church in the Park Slope neighborhood and our local congregation.

Trinity Grace Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Our vision as a church is to join God in the renewal of all things, and for us this begins in our lives and neighborhood.

Support the show