“Waiting” – A Reflection for Holy Saturday At the church I attended when I first moved to Vancouver 25 years ago, they had a tradition of maintaining a vigil from the end of the service on Good Friday until just before the Easter Vigil service late Saturday night. Congregants would sign up for a time slot to come and watch…
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Dear Trinity-Grace community.
We are pleased to announce that Trinity Grace is slowing reopening. We are implementing our Phase One Opening Plan, in accordance with Pacific Mountain Regional, United Church, and the Provincial Government. Dawn-Marie will be in the office Mondays & Thursdays from 11 am until 2 pm. We are only open to office staff and board members, and church groups up to 10 people.
TGUC Staff continue to work (from home) and you can still reach us by phone (604-879-3412), email (trinitygraceuc@gmail.com) and through Facebook and Twitter (see links on our homepage).
Our full reopening plan can be found here:
Stay tuned for more information and updates, and be well!
Rev.Sandra.Nixon
Good Friday – April 10 2020 Friends, welcome to…
Maundy Thursday Devotional Check out this five-minute devotional video (link below) to help you mark Maundy Thursday – by Rev. Sandra Nixon: Maundy Thursday Devotional
Bulletin: https://mcusercontent.com/97cefc1bc789797368a3ec977/files/d5f67ec6-7836-401d-ad4e-faa72716ef26/TGUC_Palm_Sunday_Bulletin_April_5_2020.pdf
A triumphant and rebellious entry into Jerusalem frames our worship today. Jesus, at the height of his popularity and well-aware of the danger and possible consequences of provoking the religious authorities and the Romans, nevertheless makes a dramatic entrance into Jerusalem. He does so just as the city is swelled to the brim with pilgrims preparing to celebrate the Passover.…
Rest in faith. The days are hot and the nights are long. Hot summers can make us lethargic and make it hard to keep up with our regular pace. So how might we keep our spirits fed and our faith aflame while our bodies slow down for the summer and crave rest and relaxation? Sometimes recognizing our faith can be…