Here’s a nice article about a local church’s (mine) monthly “Theology on Tap” events which are held at the Box Bar. The next meeting is Tuesday, October 12, at 7:00 pm http://plymouth-mi.patch.com/articles/beer-the-bible-and-the-box-bar Essentially, this is what Theology on Tap is all about Since February, on the second Tuesday evening of every month, TOT participants have [...]
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Trinity Presbyterian Church’s Food Pantry ministry
Posted in charity, church, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged Gleaners, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Trinity Food Pantry, Trinity Presbyterian Church on August 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I am occasionally contacted regarding Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church’s “Food Pantry” ministry as I have written on it in the past and I am also a member of that church. Trinity has revamped its website and it now has all the information you need about this vital ministry. If you are in need of food [...]
Trinity Presbyterian Church monthly food pantry event in the news
Posted in charity, church, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged charity, food give-away, food pantry, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church on December 28, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Here’s an excellent article of what’s been happening at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Superior Twp. (Plymouth mailing address.) This is an excellent outreach and I encourage anyone who reads this to pass this along to anyone you know who could use assistance with groceries. http://www.hometownlife.com/article/20091224/LIFE/912240429
God’s love in action
Posted in charity, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged charity, Christianity, EPC, Evangelical Presbyterian Church, faith, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, God, love, ministry, service, Trinity Church, Trinity Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Trinity Food Pantry, Trinity Presbyterian Church on November 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I was privileged today to see Trinity Church’s monthly Food Pantry outreach in action today. What a touching experience. I attend Trinity, have written about this event and have followed it somewhat distantly. But today was my first time actually seeing it. If there is a way in which Trinity and her people show God’s [...]
Trinity Church Food Pantry future dates: March 28, April 25, May 30 and June 27
Posted in charity, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged charity, food giveaway, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church on February 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Trinity Church’s food distribution program appears to be a monthly event. Apparently much need in our area has been identified. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance, free food will be distributed at Trinity Church, located on Ann Arbor Road at Gotfredson, in Superior Twp. on the dates listed above. To [...]
Valentine’s Day food give-away at Trinity Church
Posted in charity, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged food giveaway, Gleaners, mobile food pantry, Trinity Presbyterian Church on February 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I have not been in Church the last several Sundays to get updated information. I can see that this blog gets a fair amount of hits on the posts regarding the mobile food pantry and Trinity Church’s work with Gleaners. I’m not sure if that is simply out of interest/curiosity or because people are desperate [...]
Gleaners/Trinity Church Mobile Food Pantry — January 17
Posted in charity, free food, Gleaners Food Bank, Trinity Presbyterian Church, tagged free food, Gleaners Food Bank, needy families, Trinity Church on January 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
As I indicated in an earlier post, Trinity Presbyterian Church has partnered again with Gleaners Food Bank to purchase and distribute a truck load of food items to needy families. The next food give-away will be on January 17 at Trinity Church. The church is on the northeast corner of Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Roads. [...]
