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Weekly News…

TRINITY’S COMMUNITY LIFE & CALENDAR

• Sunday School for Trinity’s kids to begin on Sept. 12!
• Middle School & High School Youth Kick-off event, Sept. 12 at 6pm!
• “Progressive UMs Powerful Together” PUMPT event at Bethany UMC, Sept. 18 10am-12pm
• Finance and Stewardship Committee, Tues. Sept. 21 at 7pm
• Administrative Council, Tues. Sept. 28 at 7pm
• Saturday, Oct. 2- Hold the date for Madison’s UM Churches “Service Day!”
• Sunday, Oct. 3- U2 Eucharist
• Thursday- Saturday, Oct. 7-9 Church of the Resurrection Leadership Institute

WHAT’S YOUR “TRINITY SHARES” JOY?!
This past spring we had a terrific response to our “Trinity Shares” Auction. Pastor Amanda wants to hear how it helped or blessed your life! Send her an email, tell her the story, or print it on a response slip. Thank you!

REACH OUT IN CHRIST’S LOVE
We’ve got a great faith community—we love to give, love to receive! What are the ways that we want to reach out to others about this amazing church? How did you arrive here? Whom are you willing to invite? How can we spread the news of this home of Christ’s love? Pastor Amanda is looking for individuals who are ready to work in a real, concrete ways to design Trinity outreach. Can you help?

LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE 2010 – REGISTER NOW!!!
Church of the Resurrection– Early Bird Registration Deadline for Leadership Institute 2010 is fast approaching. To get the best registration rate for you and your team, you must register by September 10.
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DATE: SEPTEMBER 10
Register online only – click here to register!
The time spent at Leadership Institute will have a lasting impact on your ministry for years to come! Reserve the dates – Oct. 7-9.

UM AFGHAN EXPERT FROM WI. KILLED IN MASSACRE
Daniel Terry, 64, was born in Janesville, Wisconsin. As a UM laymen, he devoted his life to the people of Afghanistan. Daniel was among the 10 persons killed on August 6, as the group returned to the city of Kabul from an eye care camp in a remote northeast part of the country. He had been in Afghanistan for 40 years, more than 30 of those under the auspices of the UM General Board of Global Ministries. He and his wife, Seija, raised their three girls there and called Afghanistan home.