Come And Worship.....

Whether you are a regular participant in worship services or new to the worship experience, the weekly services here at Trinity United Methodist Church in Walnut Bottom, Pennsylvania are a great opportunity to join church friends and family in praising God.  Parents, remember that childcare is provided at all of our services!

The early service, starting at 8:00 AM every Sunday, is traditionally a quieter, more peaceful worship experience.  But no falling asleep!... There are always hymns and responsive readings, topped off by the weekly sermon.

Make sure you stay for Sunday school at 9:00AM.  We have an absolutely energizing children's department here at Trinity.  Children meet in age-grouped classes for lessons, crafts, and other fun activities, then meet as a group later in order to keep up with the munchkins' birthdays and practice their choir songs.  Parents: keep your eyes open for Sundays when the children sing at the 10:15 AM service...Their shining faces and loud voices can't be missed!  Of course, there is also a junior high class and senior high class.  We have 4 (yes, four!) adult Sunday school classrooms.  The classes have distinct themes, ranging from contemporary Christian issues to traditional Bible study topics.

As the Sunday school classes dismiss, make your way into the sanctuary for the 10:15 AM service.  The structure of this later service is similar to the early worship, except a bit livelier.  Contemporary songs of praise and traditional hymns combine to offer a diverse way of singing praises to the Lord, allowing everyone to enjoy the service.

We welcome visitors to any of our services!  There are visitor's cards located in the pews, so feel free to fill one out and drop it in the offering plate.  We hope you feel God's presence and love with us as we worship together.  If you are searching for a church home, please share with us in the life of our congregation.

   Assisted listening devices for the hearing impaired are always available at the sound desk at the rear of the sanctuary.  Just stop and see the sound technician to hear the difference!