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CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAY WITH MUSIC

Handel’s MessiahSunday, December 16, 2012 - 4:00 PM

The Trinity Presbyterian Chancel Choir , under thedirection of Linda Hodges, presents the 5th annual perform-ance of Handel's Messiah on Sunday, December 16, 2012 at4:00 PM at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 156 Florida ParkDrive, Palm Coast. Paige Long, organist at Trinity, will play theharpsichord, and Rodney Cleveland, Director of Music atLakewood Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville, FL will againaccompany on the organ. Linda Hodges, Trinity Director ofMusic, will serve as conductor.

Soloists this year are:

Francesca Scott, alto, from Jacksonville, Fl; Linda

Jones, soprano, and Timothy Hodges, tenor, from the TrinityWall Street Church in New York City; Charles Evans, baritone,formerly from Trinity Wall Street Church. Trinity Wall StreetChurch is the place where, in October, 1770, the Messiah wasfirst presented in the New World.

Tickets are available at the church office or atAimee's Hallmark for $15.00 for adults. Tickets for studentswith a valid I.D. cost $10.00 and are available at the churchoffice. For more information, please call the church office at386-445-4757.

Please remember that tickets to the Messiah concert would

make a wonderful early Christmas gift to friends and family.

This concert is made possible in whole or in part by a grant from the City of Palm

Coast, FL. All proceeds from the concert will benefit the William J. Bellamy, Jr. Music

Education Scholarship Fund. .

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Y o ufor turning in

your pledge!

If you did ....

PLEASE send in

your pledge soon!

Thanks and God Bless you,The Finance Committee

reading here!

Messiah tickets are available through the church office, Monday thru

Friday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM or at Aimee's Hallmark. Please call 445.4757

for more information.

Don't delay because this concert sells out quickly!

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16, 2012

New York City and Jacksonville, Florida

Sunday, December 16, 2012 4:00 P.M.

HANDEL'S MESSIAH with Guest SoloistsSee page 2 for details

Sunday, April 7, 2013 Date 4:00 P.M.

THE CADET CHORALE OF THE CITADELWe are so pleased to welcome Citadel Chorale back to

Trinity! The Cadet Chorale, founded in 1976, and under the directionof Nancy Leftert, is the Citadel's official touring choir. Members areselected by competitive audition. They perform all types of music,including patriotic, sacred, popular, and classical, as well as noveltyand show tunes. The Cadet Chorale has performed all over the coun-try for presidents, dignitaries, and television. Now they will be per-

forming for you!

Donation: $10.00 Students with ID: $5.00

Sunday, June 9, 2013 2:30 P.M.

YOUNG MASTERS CONCERTfeaturing Nina Eustaquio in her Senior Recital.Nina Eustaquio, a senior at Matanzas High School andaccompanist for the contemporary service at TrinityPresbyterian Church, will present her Senior Recital. Nina hasstudied with Master piano teacher Stella Pola for the pastthirteen years. You will be captivated by the magnitude of hermusical talents! Her program will include music from themasters along with original compositions. Join us for anafternoon of beautiful music. You will have an opportunity tomeet and congratulate the artist at a reception following theperformance.

Free Will Offering

Mark Your Calendar Now!December 16, 2012 Sunday, 4:00 P.M.

Handel's MessiahApril 7, 2013 Sunday, 4:00 P.M.

The Citadel Chorale

June 9, 2013 Sunday, 2:30 P.M.

Young Masters in Concert, Nina Eustaquio

2012-2013 MOSAIC OF ARTS

and

MUSIC CONCERT SERIES

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Chancel Choir

Ticket donation $15 to benefit the

William J. Ballamy, Jr. Music Scholarship Fund

Tickets available at Aimee’s Hallmark in Palm Harbor Shopping Center

or call Church Office

156 Florida Park Dr. Palm Coast, FL. 32137 386-445-4757

A Message From

Our Pastor

Rev. Dr. Ron Watson

December 2012Dear Friends,

Thank you for your participation in our StewardshipCampaign for 2013! We are still adding up the results, and we willpublish these before the end of the year. In all likelihood, the Sessionwill approve a provisional budget for 2013 based on those pledges.We intend to have a balanced budget for next year as we did for this year.

It needs to be said that your generosity is the vital element in makingour church what it is today. Traditionally, December has been a month ofexcellent giving. We hope and pray that this Advent season is no different.

Speaking of Advent, you are encouraged to pick up a copy of the annualAdvent Booklet in the narthex soon. Other notable Advent activities includethe annual Messiah concert at 4:00 on the afternoon of December 16, and The AllChristmas Music Worship services at 8:15 and 11:00 on December 23. There willbe no Contemporary Worship on December 23, and there will only be one servicefor all on December 30 at 10:00 a.m. with Pastor Sheryl preaching.

The Contemporary Service just celebrated its secondanniversary and is now in its third year!

I hope you receive many Christmasblessings this season...

Merry Christmas,

Ron Watson

She will give birth to a son, and you are to give him the

name Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins.

Matthew 1:21

Chaplains CornerRev. Sheryl Sumlin-Barclay

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"Unto Us a Child is Born"

The birth of a child changes the dynamics of a family!Some may say that is an understatement. When a child arrivestheir life transforms the lives around him/her. If you thoughtyou had the capacity to make your own decisions it has shiftedonce the baby cries out. It's wonderful to see the faces of grumpypeople in a grocery store line transition to smiles when they seea baby.

Change, transition, transform and shift are all words thatdescribe how the arrival of Jesus Christ in our lives moves andenlivens our spirits and bodies. Change happens in so manyways and as we know some transitions are challenges. But!!!!This Christmas season reminds us to celebrate who we are asfollowers of Jesus Christ. For "Unto Us a Child is Born!" A childwho was born in "ancient times" is alive today in each one of usbelievers. A child who by being born of simple people transformedthe earth!

During Christmas remember "a CHILD" has changedyour life forever…even in the midst of human transformations, chal-lenges, family dynamics, disease process, and sometimesmayhem…his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, themighty God, the ever lasting Father, The Prince of Peace…untous a child is born."

God's Blessings and Merry Christmas to all.

Italian

You will be with child and give birth to a son, and you are to give him the name Jesus. He will

be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. The Lord God will give him the throne of

his father David, and he will reign over the house of Jacob forever; his kingdom will never end.

Luke 1:31-33

In Memoriam

Elder Elaine AlleyneAugust 10, 2012

The Lord Is My Shepherd

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NEW ADDRESS:

Margaret (Peg) Bangs, Charter member of Trinity Presyterian Church

Margaret (Peg) G. Bangs

Nature Coast Lodge #401

279 N. Lecanto Hwy

Lecanto, FL 34461

Phone# (352) 513-4298

BAPTISM

Alex Marcelo Jaurey, son of Katherine and CarlosMarcelo Jaurey, grandson of Sindy Calandra, great grandsonof Gloria Scandariato, on November 11. 2012.

ADVENT & CHRISTMASwith

Trinity Presbyterian Church

December 2nd: The First Sunday of Advent

Traditional Worship, 8:15 & 11:00 AM - Contemporary Worship, 9:30 AM

(Celebration of The Lord's Supper)

The Lighting of the Advent Wreath: Candle of Hope

December 9th: The Second Sunday of Advent

Traditional Worship, 8:15 & 11:00 AM - Contemporary Worship, 9:30 AM

The Lighting of the Advent Wreath: Candle of Peace

ALL CHURCH CHRISTMAS CAROLING, 4:00 PM

(We will meet in the church parking lot. Parents are needed to drive.)

December 16th: The Third Sunday of Advent

Morning Worship: Traditional, 8:15 & 11:00 AM - Contemporary, 9:30 AM

The Lighting of the Advent Wreath: Candle of Joy

CHRISTMAS CONCERT: MESSIAH

Presented by: The Chancel Choir, 4:00 PM in the Sanctuary

Featuring guest soloists from New York City & Jacksonville

(Donation: $15 - tickets available in church office or Aimee's Hallmark)

December 23rd: The Fourth Sunday of Advent

Worship: "A Musical Celebration of Christmas" - 8:15 & 11:00 AM

The Lighting of the Advent Wreath: Candle of Love

A celebration of the birth of Christ presented by the choirs and instrumentalists of

Trinity. There will be no Contemporary service today or next Sunday, Dec. 30th.

Monday, December 24th: Christmas Eve Worship

Worship: Christmas Eve Candlelight Services, 4:30 & 6:00 PM

The Lighting of the Advent Wreath: Christ Candle

Musical offerings by Trinity's choirs and instrumentalists

Kathy Calandra Jaurey

On November 17th. Kathy Calandra Jaurey passed her finalstate exam in sonography and is now fully licensed and ready

to go to work.

Congratulations, Kathy!

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Sunday, December 30th: The First Sunday of Christmas

One Worship Service, 10:00 AM

Come, and Celebrate the Birth of Christ all season long!

Judy Ziems 12/1

Hailey Tucker 12/1

Daisylin Davey 12/1

Bill Campbell 12/3

Ellie Hodson 12/4

Gloria Scandariato 12/5

Colin Earle 12/5

Ayoung Girouard 12/5

Sondra Mc Donald 12/5

Roy Zicht 12/5

Gayle Spivey 12/6

Brian Guerin 12/6

John Soave 12/6

Mike Tyler 12/6

Fred Pellmann 12/6

Timothy Lemper 12/7

Patty Yarotsky 12/7

Fran Austell 12/7

Karen Stickle 12/7

Sue Ewald 12/8

Jim Burns 12/8

Lillian Warner 12/8

Mary Shull 12/8

Lisa Hammond 12/10

Dave Martin 12/10

Jennifer Mellow 12/10

Sara Langford 12/11

Ken Robinson 12/11

Louisa Childs 12/11

Bob Sanders 12/12

Alan Wrassmann 12/12

Margaret Best 12/12

Ali Towne 12/13

Ellen Soave 12/13

Dianne Bradley 12/13

Charlotte Davis 12/14

Sabrina Rampersad 12/15

Doris Valenti 12/17

Margaret Hayes 12/17

Eleanor Peterson 12/17

Robbie Donaldson 12/18

Randy Watts 12/18

Becca Bower 12/18

Bud Hammell 12/19

Lorrie Blue-Angle 12/20

Don Mc Donald 12/21

Brenda Digby 12/21

Becky Reynolds 12/21

Alyson Hickson 12/22

Bob Griffis 12/22

Ray Tipton 12/22

Bill Thompson 12/23

Bill Dralle 12/23

Bella Kaczmarek 12/24

Evan Kopach 12/28

Liz Monaco 12/28

Mary Ann Clark 12/29

Glen Elliott 12/30

Alice Dralle 1/1

Julio Martin 1/1

Eleanor Starr 1/1

David Richardson 1/1

Dennis Eidson 1/3

Happy Birthdays

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Celebration of Life

YES, I would like to have the following

Celebration/Remembrance Brick(s)

placed in the Church Courtyard.

(33 Character Limit - Spaces and

Punctuation Count as Characters).

PLease fill out both sides of this form.

Thank you.

PLEASE PERSONALIZEMY BRICK(S):

Brick One:

Brick Two:

Brick Three:

In order that we may verify spellingbefore the Bricks are Engraved, please

provide the following contact information:

NAME:_____________________

Address:___________________

Phone No.___________________

(All Orders Must be accompanied by a

check. Thank you.)

I am enclosing my check donation in the Amount of

$___________.00

Signed:_______________________

Date:________________________

Make Checks Payable to:

Trinity Presbyterian Church

Celebration of Life Campaign

Mail to:

Trinity Presbyterian Church156 Florida Park DrivePalm Coast, Florida 32137

COST OF BRICKS

1 Brick $150

Each subsequent Brick

(to the same family)

$75

HappyAnniversary

Bill & Gwen Levene 12/3/1966Rich & Alice B. Coombs 12/7/1946Bill & Edie May 12/16/1967Marshall & Hilda Crow 12/18/1948Sherman & Rubie Polley 12/20/1952Walter & Wilma Mc Rae 12/21/1963David & Harriet Richardson 12/25/1951Jon & Carol Graff 12/30/1961

40 Years +

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Christmas Angel Tree

It's again that time of year when we have the privilege of makingthe Christmas season a bit brighter than it would otherwise be for persons inthree missions programs supported by our church. These persons are:children in the Family Food (Gilda Blair) Program, children in the FamilyLife/ Safe House Program, and residents at the Duvall Home.

Here's how it works: The Christmas Angel Tree will be placed inthe narthex by Sunday, December 2, with angel ornaments. Beginning onthat date, please take one (or more) ornaments from the tree. On the angelwill be the name of a child (or Duvall resident) with the child's age, size,and suggestions for a gift. Then please place your wrapped gift under theAngel Tree by Sunday, December 16 - on that date members of theMissions Committee will be distributing the gifts.

Thanks for making this a happier Christmas for those in need.

The Missions Committee

SPOTLIGHT ON TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN THIS FALL

This fall the Trinity Presbyterian Womenhave kept very busy. Circle meetings resumed inSeptember and a new study on the General Epistlesof the Bible has started. Four circles meet duringthe day, two at Trinity and two in circle members'homes. An evening circle meets once a month atthe church; this is ideal for working women or thosewho are not available during the day. All circleswelcome new members.

At the September 26th quarterly luncheon,the ladies brought a mountain of school suppliesfor the Stuff the Bus program. We alsoenjoyed learning about the equipment andservices provided free in Florida for those whoare hearing impaired. The month of October was devoted to the

Trinity Presbyterian Women's special project for2012. The goal was to "blanket the world with love"by providing blankets to those in need through

On October 26, Trinity hosted a workshopfor churches in our region to gather and make LittleDresses for Africa. Twenty four women representingthree churches in our region gathered for fellowshipand worthwhile labor. Over 30 dresses were madethat day. All the dresses made by women in St.Augustine Presbytery will be dedicated at the annualgathering at First Presbyterian Church, Lake City onJanuary 26, 2013. Then all the dresses and britches forboys will be shipped to Africa.

The next event to mark on your calendar is theDecember 12th Quarterly Luncheon. This is such adelightful kick-off to the holidays as the entertainmentincludes the Trinity Ringers as well as Christmas songsperformed by the children who attend the TLC preschool.All women of the church are invited to participate in asmany Women's Association activities as possible. Theyprovide entertainment, fellowship, and support as well asmany educational opportunities. We hope to see you there.

Carol Corson, Vice Moderatorpage 7

Merry Christmas&

Happy New Year

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Look for your Advent Devotional BookletEach year, beginning in 2005, the Christian Education

Committee has provided an advent devotional booklet written by mem-

bers of our congregation.

Not long ago I met a lovely lady who told me she has been

coming to our church longer than I have (ten years). She has never seen

one she said! I told her we hand them out before each service the

Sunday before advent starts. She was sure she has never been offered

one. Others have told me they almost failed to take it because they

thought it was just another program.

The devotionals offered by our congregants are outstanding

and personal. This year our theme will be on "gifts" with some truly

inspirational messages.

Look for it. Lois Settles for the CEC.

New Member Pot Luck Dinner

A pot luck dinner was held in Mehaffey Hall to introducethe new members joining Trinity since the last dinner two yearsago. Of 22 new members and guests expected 20 attended. Ofthe 50 workers and guests expected 45 attended.

This gathering of 65 learned a little bit about each ofthe new members joining the Trinity family. A short programdemonstrated the MC could multitask with a microphone in onehand and a long-distance wireless mouse in the other. A miracleof modern technology was also demonstrated live highlightingTrinity as a Wifi hotspot and an online directory that only Godcan view without the password.

The gathering was sponsored by the MembershipCommittee and supported by the Congregational Life Committee.

Thanks Bob

Christmas has both a strong religious and traditional meaning. It hasa certain feel, all to itself, that you usually do not feel at any other timeof the year. It creates within us, a sense of kindness and concern forfellow man. At no other time are we more generous and giving. It cre-ates a sense of family and belonging.Everyone comes home for the Christmas holiday. It is a time of fami-ly and giving. It is truely a time that comes but once a year. Christmasis celebrated in most countries around the world!And so, we invite you to ride along. Join us in celebration of the magic,the wonder and the spirit of this holiday season.

From all of us at Trinity Presbyterian, we wish you a peacefulChristmas, and a prosperous New Year!

Let there be peace and good will this Christmas.

December 26th Boxing Day

However, some people will celebrate it on the first weekdayafter Christmas. If Christmas falls on a Friday or a Saturday, BoxingDay is the following Monday.

This is also St. Stephans Day, where Boxing Day gets some ofit's roots. On St. Stephans' Day, churches opened their collectionboxes to the poor. Boxing Day was an expression of appreciation andthanks, much like Christmas tips are today. The roots of the holidaygoes back to the Middle Ages . On this day, members of the merchantclass would take boxes, fill them with food and fruits, and give themto servants, tradespeople and the less fortunate. In the case ofservants, they would work on Christmas Day, so it was only fittingthat immediately after Christmas, they would be given a day offto celebrate. Usually celebrated the day after Christmas.

Today, the giving of boxes includes filling boxes with food andclothing for the needy and performing volunteer work. Monetary giftsto charity are also common.

January 1st New Years Eve 2012 and Day

New Year's Eve is when all the fun and festivities are. We seeout the old year and ring in the new. It is often thought of as a timeto drink and be merry.

New Years' Day on the other hand, is a time to relax and enjoythe start of a bright and promising new year....a new beginning. It isa time to be with family. After all, you haven't seen your mother in lawsince last year. To many Americans, the ball dropping at Times Square

in New York City signals the start of the new year in thiscountry. The ball was first dropped in 1908.

DECEMBER COMMEMORATEScont inued

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FIT CLUB

"Fit Club" every Thursday at 7pm in Mehaffey Hall. Wedo various workouts from Team Beachbody, the producers ofP90X, Insanity, and Turbo Fire. So put those sneakers on and bringa towel and some water, we're going to get your sweat on! Allare welcome and no charge, great fellowship and fitness for all.

Questions call Colleen Connors 569-0072.

Merry Christmas

SESSION BRIEFS

At its Stated Meeting on November 19, 2012, and Called SessionMeetings of November 11, and November 18, 2012, your Session:

• Approved for membership, Kristyn Strong, by transfer fromFirst United Methodist Church, Palm Coast; Mike and Jin Young Burch,by Re-affirmation of Faith, and Sue and John Pope, by transfer fromMandarin Presbyterian Church in Jacksonville.

• Approved Baptism for Alex Marcelo Jaurey, son of Katherineand Marcelo Jaurey.

• Approved moving David and Margaret Hayes to the InactiveRoll, at their request.

• Noted the death of Active Member Elaine Alleyne on August 10,2012.

• Noted that our membership is 594, including 20 AffiliateMembers.

• Noted that to date 2013 pledges received and amount pledgedare about in line with last year at the same time.

• Approved Christian Education Committee's request to not haveSunday School on December 23 and 30, 2012.

• Approved Worship and Music Committee's request for theinstallation of handcrafted PCUSA Presbyterian Cross plaques, one onthe pulpit, one on the lectern in the sanctuary, and one on the podiumin Mehaffey Hall. These were made by George Cook.

• Noted that the Christmas Angel Tree will be in the narthex byDecember 2, 2012.

• Approved the use of the Sanctuary for the wedding of AlanaRead and Eric Nanz, on May 25, 2013, at 4:00PM.

• Approved Resolutions of Thanks for Jennifer Kaczmarek andJason Wheeler for the wonderful job they did producing the narrativebudget and the beautifully done video and slide show; and for BobTabit for the DVD he made for the celebration of Helen McGregor's100th birthday.

Jane PellmannClerk of Session

DECEMBER COMMEMORATES

December 7th Pearl Harbor Rememberance Day

Pearl Harbor Day, commemorates the Japanese attack on theU.S. Naval base at Pearl Harbor. The attack began at dawnDecember 7, 1941. It crippled the U.S. Pacific Fleet, and caused the U.S. toenter World War II.

During the attack at Pearl Harbor, over 2,400 Americanservicemen and 68 civilians were killed. Five of the eight battleships atPearl Harbor were sunk or sinking, and virtually all ships were damaged.On December 8, 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt stated in aspeech to Congress it was "..a day that will live in infamy". The U.S.then declared war on Japan.

December 9 Christmas Card DayChristmas Card Day, honors Sir Henry Cole (1818 - 1874) of England.Cole created the first commercial Christmas Card in 1843. Just a fewdecades ago, sending Christmas cards through the mail was a holiday"must". Sending cards through the mail continues to be very popular.The cost and time for writing and sending cards has caused many peo-ple to stop sending them. Free Ecards have surged in popularity.

December 21 Forefather's Day

Forefather's Day commemorates the pilgrims landing atPlymouth Rock in 1620. They left for the New World, to escapereligious persecution. After a late fall start, the Mayflower set sail fromEngland and landed at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts just beforeChristmas. This holiday is celebrated largely in New England. If you arenot from New England, chances are you this is the first you have heardof Forefather's Day.

The pilgrims originally set sail from England in two ships, theSpeedwell and the Mayflower. The Speedwell leaked so badly, that theywere forced to return to England, Ultimately, they all crammed into theMayflower, and set sail from Plymouth, England. It was much laterthan they had planned. Strong fall west winds also delayed their arrivalin the New World. Finally, on December 21, 1620 they landed.

Forefather's Day was first celebrated in Plymouth,Massachusetts in 1769. A group of descendants gathered to have afeast in honor of the pilgrims. This group shared a meal together,which included many native American delicacies.

December 25 Christmas

Christmas, the biggest holiday of the year. page 16 page 9

WOMENS LUNCHEONTrinity women circles extend an invitation to all to

attend their Luncheon in Mehaffy Hall on Wednesday Dec 12that 12:30 P.M. Come and enjoy a delicious and nutritious mealprepared by Rainbow Circle Members.

Entertainment will be provided by

Trinity Bell RingersT.L.C. Children.

Trinity Woman of the Year will be introduced at thisgathering and Officers will be elected and sworn in to serve forthe coming year.

A Thank offering will be collected for donation to aselected project based on merit, within or outside of the U.S.A

Thanks to the Church Community for its overwhelmingsupport of the Blanket Project which netted $1155.00, enoughto provide 231 blankets, far exceeding our target.

The little dresses for Africa sewing session, was wellattended and supported, and the ladies continue to show their

talent donating their time in sewing more DRESSES .

News from Christian Education

There will be no Geneva Forum or Book Study on December

23rd and December 30th. However, the Adult Bible Study will meet on

those dates.

There will be no Sunday School classes the weeks of December

23rd and December 30th.

The Trinity Presbyterian Advent Devotional will be available

beginning Sunday, November 25th in the Narthex. Pick up your copy of

our church's wonderful Christmas tradition!

ATTENTION PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN !!Have you thought about participating in a Bible

study group but are not available during the day?Join the Wednesday Evening Women's Bible Study!

NEW MEMBERS WELCOME!We meet once a month, usually on the 3rd Wednesday ofthe month in the church library.

For more information contact Lorrie Blue-Angle 437-0219 or

Priscilla Cahill at 445-8637 page 10

HOLIDAY FAIR END NOTE

Thank you, thank you to all the volunteers whoworked at the Fair and those who baked, crafted, lugged clutter,and everything else that needs to be done to make the Fair asuccess.

YOU DID IT!!!!!! The sharing, the Christian Fellowshipis just wonderful. Thank you all for a job well done.

Carol Graff, Holiday Fair Chairperson

Thank You Tr in i tyDear Fr iends,

Many , many thanks to pas to rs Ron ,Sheryl and Don for the i r v is i ts , prayers and the i rcar ing. Thanks, too, to the ushers who served atJohn's serv ice and to the women who prepared thewonderfu l recept ion. The cards and prayers f romothers were deeply apprec iated.Everyone who helped make this difficult time better.

In Chr ist ian love,Anne Atkins and Fami ly

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B a k e S a l eI would like to thank all the people who worked with

me in the bakery booth and those who contributed food and/ormoney to the bakery table. If it weren't for all your help the bak-ery booth wouldn't have been as successful. Thank you all somuch.

Sally Smeaton, chairperson of Bakery Booth

Dear Church Family,I thank you for your prayers, cards, concern and the

lovely flowers sent me during my recent surgery and convales-cence. I am well on my way to a full recovery and ask thatyou continue to keep me in your prayers.

Yours in Christ,Reatha Sarden

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Christmas Gift Idea!Purchase a great Christmas gift (or get something for

yourself), while helping the youth of our Church!Our youth group is participating in a fundraiser with

Team Beachbody, a company whose main mission is to "End theTrend of Obesity". We encourage everyone to check out our web-site at www.beachbodycoach.com/trinitychurch. There you will finda complete catalog of all the great programs and products thatthey offer. All commissions made on the sales of these productswill benefit Trinity's youth group. For those looking forChristmas gifts they also sell gift cards. Giving the gift of fitnessis a wonderful gift idea. If you are interested in seeing andlearning more about Beachbody, stop by the Thursday night FitClub (every Thursday at 7:00 p.m.) and speak with Colleen Connors.

Trinity Troopers and their families had a field trip to theResource Center. We learned all about how the Resource Center worksto help those in need in Flagler County, and we stocked the shelveswith the food that we brought along. We had a great trip! Please con-tinue to bring in canned goods, cereals, peanut butter, pasta, etc.every week, to help us continue this important mission.

CHRISTMAS CAROLING December 9th,4:00 pm followed by our Annual Senior HighChristmas Party at the Bonners, complete with a WhiteElephant Gift Exchange! The entire congregation(EVERYONE) is invited to join the youth in Christmas Caroling.

Middle School Fellowship will have regularmeetings through December 5th, and then our AnnualChristmas Party on December 12th from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

No Middle School Meetings after the partyon December 12th. Enjoy the holidays, and we'll seeyou back on Wednesday, January 9th, 2013.

Senior High Fellowship will have regular meetings upthrough and including the Christmas Caroling and Party on December9th. Enjoy the holidays, and we'll see you back on Sunday, January6th, 2013. Also, we'll have Broomball on January 4th, 11th, and 26th,2013.Trinity Troopers will have a regular meeting on December 5th, andour Annual Christmas Party will be on the 12th. We will not meet during theholidays, but will resume regular meetings on Wednesday, January9th, 2013.

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