TrinityCast

In this first episode of our new ASK Series, Sarah Schmidt and Reverend Wagner discuss some of the issues Christians as voters face in trying to discern the relationship between a leader's character and their capacity to be effective as a leader.

The ASK Series, as in Ask, Seek, Knock, takes up questions posed by members of Trinity's congregation.

The Rev. Wagner wonders what Jesus thinks about "good" faith. How are we to be faithful and love in seemingly impossible ways?

This week, members of Trinity Presbyterian Church got up to speak on behalf of custodian Birtie, who was celebrating his retirement after 25 years. Birtie will be remembered for his integrity, hard work, and warm attitude. Take a listen to the speeches below!

Rev. Wagner explores the connections between Daniel's experience and that of an immigrant to a foreign land, drawing on the descriptions of the lion's den, as well as her own experiences as an immigrant to the United States from Canada.

The Rev. Johanna speaks about Samuel Chapter 12, in which God calls Samuel to engage in the change of finding a new king.

This last fall, Katie attended a conference for youth leaders that focused on resilience, why this is an important trait for youth to develop and how youth ministers can help youth to become more resilient. Check out this podcast to hear some of her takeaways from the gathering.

In this podcast, Jay talks with one of the organization's founders, Candace O'Connor, and its current COO, Michelle Smith, about the work Concordance is doing, assisting people who have been incarcerated to "navigate the return to community after prison."

Stay tuned for more podcasts about Saint Louis nonprofits engaged in the essential work of building up God's kingdom of love and justice.

In case you missed it, here is a recording of 2018's special Advent music, Camille Saint-Saëns' Christmas Oratorio. Kudos to the choir, section leaders, Ben Worley, our Interim Music Director, and all the musicians whose combined gifts made this proclamation of God's word so deeply moving and melodious.