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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Brattleboro, VT

See The Light, Trinity Lutheran Church, Brattleboro, VT, January 22, 2023 Matthew 9:27 Jesus was followed by two blind men crying out, “Have mercy on us!” Jesus said, “Do you really believe I can do this?” They said, “Why, yes, Master!” He touched their eyes and said, “Become what you believe.” It happened. They saw. Whether we have happiness depends on us, specifically, how we see. How we see the world, how we see others, and how we see ourselves. Jesus said "Become what you believe." Pastor Jon Heydenreich presides, assisted by Ron Solberg, joined by Marsha Heydenreich Newton as reader and Laura Josephs on piano. No matter who you are in your walk of faith, or where you are in that journey, you are invited to the communion table at Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation, more or less traditional and relaxed, and a Reconciling in Christ congregation where all are welcome.

You-Turn, Trinity Lutheran Church, Brattleboro, VT, January 15, 2023 Matthew 4:17 Jesus began to preach saying “Repent…” “Repent” really means “be transformed” and that was the central message of Jesus. The message of Christ is to center on God. This DOES NOT mean we ignore our needs or the needs of our family. Jesus taught to love ourselves and also love others. The vision is to find a balance. Turn around. Find a new center. This is not a call to ignore our needs, but it is a call to center on God and go forward. “Repent” is a call to change our center. Pastor Jon Heydenreich presides, assisted by Marsha Heydenreich, joined by Micaela Carlton Newton as reader and Laura Josephs on piano. No matter who you are in your walk of faith, or where you are in that journey, you are invited to the communion table at Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation, more or less traditional and relaxed, and a Reconciling in Christ congregation where all are welcome.

Moments, Trinity Lutheran Church, Brattleboro, VT, January 8, 2023 Matthew 3:16 - As soon as Jesus was baptized, at that moment heaven was opened, and he saw the Spirit of God descending like a dove and alighting on him. And a voice from heaven said, “This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased.” Baptism symbolized a washing away of the past and a new beginning; people confessed their sins and were made new. Jesus was about 30 years old when he was baptized in the Jordan River. He had a “spiritual” experience when he was baptized, he heard a voice and saw the Spirit of God. This experience was transformative and marked the beginning of his teaching and ministry. Many of us have had such moments (although in most cases nothing as dramatic), when we feel particularly open to or close to God. Remember Jesus in those moments. Let those moments make a difference in your life. Pastor Jon Heydenreich presides, assisted by Jeff Herman-May, joined by Beverly Wolf as reader and Laura Josephs on piano. No matter who you are in your walk of faith, or where you are in that journey, you are invited to the communion table at Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation, more or less traditional and relaxed, and a Reconciling in Christ congregation where all are welcome.

Christmas Eve Peace, Trinity Lutheran Church, Brattleboro, VT, December 24, 2022 Isaiah 9: For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders, and he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace. Our Christmas Eve prayer: Lord, In Jesus you have spoken to humankind in a unique way. As Christ dwelt us, may your Spirit of grace be born anew in our hearts. May we see that your Way to Life is the way of kindness and consideration both for ourselves and others. Open our eyes, our minds and our hearts that we see your Spirit among us; through your Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Amen We hope you enjoy Trinity's beautiful, candlelight, Christmas Eve service! Pastor Jon Heydenreich presides, assisted by Kris Grotz-Kuch, joined by Gene Kuch as reader and Marsha Heydenreich on piano. No matter who you are in your walk of faith, or where you are in that journey, you are invited to the communion table at Trinity Lutheran Church. Trinity Lutheran Church is an ELCA congregation, more or less traditional and relaxed, and a Reconciling in Christ congregation where all are welcome.

This Christmas Find Peace, Trinity Lutheran Church, Brattleboro, VT, December 18, 2022 Luke 1:26 God sent the angel Mary… pledged to be married to Joseph, The angel said, “Greeting