Greetings! Here we are again at the beginning of advent season (Thanksgiving and Christmas). I wanted to give you, our valued partner, an update of TriWorship Covenant Church. 

     We are so encouraged of God's affirming hand on the work that we have a mandate to do. It's so evident that God's Spirit is with us. Still with His presence often comes opposition (spiritual warfare and challenges). We have experienced such in this season. On October 20th, Shari was in a car accident. Thank God besides the pains of being hit in the car she is ok!

     We store all of our items for our church in a trailer at a locked storage unit and the Sunday after Shari’s accident, our trailer was broken into and many things were taken, including all of our audio and visual equipment. The same week, my mother in law had a life threatening health challenge, and our church, family and friends came together in prayer and she has recovered. Many of our core leaders have experienced various other types of challenges and it has been a season of learning to PRESS in, come to church in spite of, and give God praise through each rough patch, He is yet alive and doing marvelous things!! 

      We are not defeated! We claim the victory! We see these challenges (spiritual attacks) as a direct affirmation that we have a powerful Kingdom Mission, which shall be challenged, but we will not be stopped!

     The book of Habakkuk has inspired our congregation as we pray, press, and WAIT on the Lord, for His vision has not changed. We encourage you to read it also and meditate on the word of the Lord with us!

“For the vision is yet for an appointed time, but at the end it shall speak, and not lie: though it tarry, wait for it; because it will surely come, it will not tarry” Habakkuk 2:2-3

 This month as we solicit you for your prayers, we also prayerfully ask that you consider sowing into TriWorship as we seek to recover and replace what was stolen from us.

Please check our website for online giving opportunities to partner with us!
www.triworship.com

Humbly submitted,
 
Pastor David Aaron Johnson, Lead Pastor at TriWorship Covenant Church