FROM THE PASTOR

December 1st was the day in 1955 that Rosa Parks refused to be bullied into sitting in the back of the bus just because of her skin color. Today, December 7th, is the day that we remember the bombing of Pearl Harbor which catapulted the United States into World War 2.

I think it’s still vital to commemorate such dates, because if we don’t remember then obviously we will forget. And if we forget the lessons we’ve learned, we are destined to repeat the mistakes that were made.

I get really upset when I hear about people who are trying to say that the Holocaust never happened. Those folks are hoping we will forget so they can try to pull it off again. God save us all from such a day!

On a more positive note, I remember watching Kevin Cotton grow up through the years here at Trinity. When we came, Kevin was in the 4th grade. Al & Jouleen made sure he was active in our Children’s Ministry and then the Youth Group.

After he graduated from Trinity High School in the year 2000, shortly thereafter he left TLC to pursue the girl of his dreams. Her name is Anna, her and Kevin are now married and they have two incredible sons, Jackson and Alex.

Anyway, Rev. Kevin Cotton is our special guest speaker today. He runs the Intervarsity program on all the College and University Campuses in Southern Nevada, and it’s our joy to bring him home to share God’s Word with us today.

Blessings,

Randy & Pam