Trinity Streetsville

Join us as Eric and Travis give us a behind the scenes look at Trinity Bakes, their theatre experience, and how dramatic performance can give a new perspective to familiar stories, concepts, and everyday life!

As any gardener will tell you, growing fruit takes time. You can’t rush it, you can’t force it... you just have to be patient. We also need to cultivate patience in our spiritual lives. Just as God is patient with us, we need to learn how to be patient with others - even the people who really annoy us! But, in our divisive, fast-paced culture, how do we grow the spiritual fruit of patience?

Martin, Linda, Bruce, and Elizabeth discuss how Christian joy differs from worldly happiness and how it impacts their daily lives.

You can force yourself to be patient, and pretend to be kind, but JOY is different. It’s hard to fake it or force it. With so much in our world that makes us sad and bitter, how do we cultivate the fruit of joy in our lives?

Welcome and Connections Director Sally, along with new church members John and Rupali, share their stories and insight into what it means to be new, welcomed, and the importance of extending hospitality to people - not just at church, but out into the world.

Do you have a green thumb? This time of year people are planting their gardens, but today is Pentecost Sunday so we want to ask: What’s growing in your life? Has God planted his spirit into your life? Is there any growth there? And if not, why not?

Adriane and her daughter Hannah join in the conversation this week for a special Mother's Day conversation. From insight into their special and important relationship, to motherly advice, to mother's day games, and hopes and prayers for the future, this is one fun conversation that will have you smiling and laughing along as you learn about and from this mother-daughter duo.

Mom used to say, “Opportunity only knocks once!” Every once in a while in life we are given a chance to make a change. These "Windows of Opportunity" may be an employment opening, a new relationship, or a financial opportunity. God also provides us with opportunities to take a step of faith and follow him to a better place. How can we make sure we don’t miss our opportunities?

Justin Stratis, Professor of Systematic Theology, speaks on what he finds fascinating about the Bible, misconceptions about it, and how to approach reading it.

When it comes to the Bible, some of us are picky eaters. Like a fussy child, we just nibble here and there and ignore the bits we don’t like. The Bible is more of a snack than a meal. But as we grow up we need to expand our appetite for Bible reading. In fact, Christians are called feed on scripture as their primary source of nourishment from God. Join us this Sunday as we learn some practical ways to read (and eat!) the Bible.