Walnut United Methodist Church

At yesterday's service, we commemorated Trinity Sunday and explored one of the clearest and earliest Trinitarian blessings of the early church.

Why does the Trinity matter? Because it gives us a glimpse into the very life of God—and, in turn, offers us deeper insight into ourselves. If God’s very essence is communion, relationship, and love, then perhaps we, too, come to know ourselves most fully not in isolation, but in community. Tune in to listen, learn, reflect, and grow. The choir blessed the worship with “Let All the World in Every Corner Sing” as the introit and “Find Us Faithful” as the anthem.

Many thanks to the rest of our worship leaders this morning!
-Jackie Navarro for serving as liturgist
-Bailynn Morris for serving as acolyte
-Mikaela Hill for recording the service
-Nico Marucut for being our accompanist
-Sandy Woolley and Julie Fisher for providing the delicious treats for coffee hour.

To tithe to our congregation and strengthen our ministries, you can now use Zelle! Our Zelle giving email is [email protected]

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Trinity Sunday On this Trinity Sunday, we explored one of the clearest and earlies...

What a powerful Pentecost Sunday it was yesterday!

Together, we remembered the day the Spirit came upon a gathered community and breathed life into what we now know as the church.

One of the questions we explored was: Why doesn’t every Sunday look like Pentecost?

Pastor Lydia reflected on the idea of “beginner’s luck”—how everything, in its earliest and most fragile stage, often needs extra care, extra grace, and extra power to take root and grow. But that does not mean the Spirit is any less powerful now.

The Spirit is still moving. Still breathing, gathering us, shaping us. Still reminding us, week after week, who we are and whose we are.

We are so grateful to our choir, who brought even more life and beauty to this Pentecost celebration through their music. They blessed us with “Let All the World in Every Corner Sing” as the introit, “This Is My Wish,” featuring Hannah Gultom as soloist, and “My Tribute” as the sung response.

Many thanks to the rest of our worship leaders for the morning:
-Jenelle Henderson for serving as liturgist
-Annalise Amezcua for serving as acolyte
-Mikaela Hill for recording the service
-Nico Marucut for being our accompanist
-Jeff Chamlee for providing the beautiful altar flowers in honor of Jenelle's birthday
-Stacy Manfredi and Jackie Navarro for providing the delicious treats for coffee hour.

To tithe to our congregation and strengthen our ministries, you can now use Zelle! Our Zelle giving email is [email protected]

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Tune in to worship, reflect, and remember the power of the Spirit still alive among us.

Pentecost Sunday, 2026 What a powerful Pentecost Sunday it was.Together, we remembered the day the Spirit came upon a gathered community and breathed life into what we now know as ...

For yesterday's Ascension Day service, our focal passage was John 17:1–11, delving into a topic so, so relevant to all of us.

And that is: when do we know when a season, calling, chapter, or project is done?

Jesus reveals that answer to us.

Is it when things get hard? No. When life becomes challenging? Not necessarily. When we are tired and ready to stop? No.

So how do we know when the time has come? Tune in to listen, reflect, worship, and grow.

Many thanks to the rest of our worship leaders this morning!
-The choir who blessed the service with “Let All the World in Every Corner Sing” as the introit, “Master, the Tempest Is Raging” as the anthem, and “My Tribute” as the sung response.
-Jackie Navarro for serving as liturgist
-River Henderson for serving as acolyte
-Mikaela Hill for recording the service
-Nico Marucut for being our accompanist
-Jackie Navarro for providing the beautiful altar flowers in honor of spring
-James Rogers for providing the delicious treats for coffee hour.

To tithe to our congregation and strengthen our ministries, you can now use Zelle! Our Zelle giving email is [email protected]

CCLI Copyright and Streaming License: 20197516 & 20197509

May 17, 2026 On this Ascension Sunday, our focal passage was John 17:1–11, where...

Oh yes, it's coming. KPOP dancing, cup noodles, pocky sticks, and lighting up the love of God in our hearts. SAVE THE DATES. Registration details to be released soon. For all kids from kindergarten to 6th grade and this summer camp will take place at Walnut United Methodist Church.