Rev. Annie Melick
Live in Church with masks and healthy distancing
Live streamed Online via YouTube and Facebook
Tending the New Creation
“And if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation:everything old has passed away;
see everything has become new!” (2 Corinthians 5:17)
June 6, 2021 Re-Creating the Sabbath 2 Cor 4:5-12 and
Mark 2:23-3:6
June 13, 2021 Expanding the Kinship Mark 3:20-35
June 20, 2021 Planting With Care Mark 4:26-34
June 27, 2021 Living Out Loud 2 Cor 6:1-13
July 4, 2021 Healing Old Wounds Mark 4:24b-34
July 11, 2021 Rev. Rebecca Tollefson preaching
July 18, 2021 God’s Economy Ephesians 1:3-14
July 25, 2021 Breaking Down the Walls Ephesians 2:11-22
Remember in your prayers: Joe Cox, Sue Overturf, Max and Peggy Sheets, Jim Irwin.
Nursery is not available for younger children at this time.
In Memory of
Charles Wheaton
1820 – 1881
Squire and Mercy (Jacobus) Wheaton were two of the charter members of the Presbyterian Church of Trenton. One of their eleven children was Charles who was born March 3, 1820 in Monmouth County, New Jersey and came to Trenton Township when he was still a boy. Charles was a farmer who married Mary Elizabeth Saunders on February 3, 1848. They had six children one of whom was Charles M. Wheaton who married Daisy Green and owned a hardware and car dealership on the south side of Sunbury square.
Mary Elizabeth has a window from the Missionary Society.
Squire and Mercy (Jacobus) Wheaton were two of the charter members of the Presbyterian Church of Trenton. One of their eleven children was Charles who was born March 3, 1820 in Monmouth County, New Jersey and came to Trenton Township when he was still a boy. Charles was a farmer who married Mary Elizabeth Saunders on February 3, 1848. They had six children one of whom was Charles M. Wheaton who married Daisy Green and owned a hardware and car dealership on the south side of Sunbury square.
Mary Elizabeth has a window from the Missionary Society.