Trinity Sunday
This Sunday marks Trinity Sunday, a day set aside to celebrate the profound mystery of God as Three-in-One: Creator, Christ, and Spirit. It follows Pentecost and invites us to reflect on the relational nature of God and how this divine community shapes our lives of faith, justice, and love.
Trinity Sunday is a unique day in the Christian calendar. Unlike other major festivals, such as Christmas or Easter, which commemorate specific historical events in the life of Jesus or the Church, Trinity Sunday celebrates a doctrine: the mystery of the Trinity.
Trinity Sunday reveals the unity in diversity that lies at the heart of our faith. The Trinity teaches us that God exists in a relationship—three persons, yet one essence. It is a profound mystery, not meant to be fully explained but reverently embraced. It invites us into a deeper reflection on love and mutuality, not only within God’s being but also within our communities.
The Trinity shows that God is relational, and we are called to embody that same relational love in how we live, serve, and worship. I hope that this Sunday deepens our understanding of God’s dynamic presence and calls us toward a loving community. May this Trinity Sunday inspire us to seek unity amidst difference, to reflect God's love in all our relationships, and to live in grace, peace, and divine presence.
***I hope the
class with , “Rediscovering the Holy Spirit” was helpful to you as your prepared for Pentecost and prepare for Trinity Sunday. Here is the 4th week recording, “Living in the Spirit Today.”***The 3rd week, “Embodied Spirit & the Move from Abstract Theology to Lived Experience” may be helpful as you prepare for Trinity Sunday. Many Blessings to you.
Special Events:
1.Please pre-order #Earthbound from Orbis Books Coming this August 2025.
2.Join me at Vancouver School of Theology for “Known & Unknown: Ministry Leadership in Liminal Time” Conference. It is going to be a wonderful gathering. Register today and reserve your spot
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