REV. DR. CLETUS L. HULL, III
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Welcome! A warm word of welcome to this website! I trust you will not only come to know me better, but will find the visit enriching and helpful for yourself. The goal in my teaching ministry and as a pastor-scholar is that the congregation and students would study the Bible in both a devotional and scholarly manner. In addition, I agree with Alexander Campbell, the founder of the movement of churches which I serve as a pastor, the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), as he wrote, "I have no idea of adding to the catalogue of new sects. I labor to see sectarianism abolished and all Christians of every name united upon the one foundation upon which the apostolic church was founded." Please feel free to visit our church web page Senior Pastor trinitychurchlb.net Trinity United Christian Church the Bible School where I am Professor of the New Testament bli4u.org Biblical Life Institute Watch my video below this WELCOME about my research and work in the New Testament. May the Lord bless you! Cletus Hull P.S. I am available for teaching, preaching, seminars, conferences, and can address anything from essential Bible study methods to studies about Scripture, biblical history and culture. |
TRINITY UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH
August 10, 2017
8:30am Classic Worship
9:30am Sunday School
10:30am Praise and Worship
trinitychurchlb.net
724-230-0866
Dear Trinity family and friends,
This past week, I saw a person out in the community who said to me,
"What happened Sunday morning at Trinity? I heard something happened...
I told the person that our missions moment and all the very important concerns that were shared during our prayer time, led me to change my sermon at the last minute (I don't usually do that). Psalm 13 came to my mind and the recent Facebook posting on Joni Eareckson'sReflections--50 years Later...I felt was God's plan to bring the worship service to a hi-point with our Lord! I heard Joni say in a public church service, while I was in college, more than 30 years ago,
"God doesn't pilot the ship of evil, but he can and does use it for his purposes and for good in our lives."
With all the new, wonderful, faith-filled, positive, who have joined us in the past couple of years, I see Trinity poised for a new and bright future!
1. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, Packing Lunches for Homeless in Pittsburgh, 6:00 pm
2. This week in worship
1. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, Packing Lunches for Homeless in Pittsburgh, 6:00 pm
Come this evening to assist with the team for Friday evening’s ministry in Pittsburgh. Call John Smicik at 412.327.3000 or Joe Page to share your gift of mercy and service for God’s people.
2. This week in worship
As we continue the series on praying the scriptures, I want to take a page out of King David's playbook. On one occasion, we made a terrible mistake with his military and his soldiers turned on him. The Bible says this about David did to overcome the personal situation he found himself. In 1 Samuel 30:6 we read,
"And David was greatly distressed; for the people spoke of stoning him...but David encouraged himself in the Lord his God."
We will look into using the Psalms to encourage ourselves in the Lord. David found life in God's word. David turned trouble into opportunity and was encouraged. be with us on Sunday as we discover how-to do this in our daily lives.
Pastor Cletus
August 10, 2017
8:30am Classic Worship
9:30am Sunday School
10:30am Praise and Worship
trinitychurchlb.net
724-230-0866
Dear Trinity family and friends,
This past week, I saw a person out in the community who said to me,
"What happened Sunday morning at Trinity? I heard something happened...
I told the person that our missions moment and all the very important concerns that were shared during our prayer time, led me to change my sermon at the last minute (I don't usually do that). Psalm 13 came to my mind and the recent Facebook posting on Joni Eareckson'sReflections--50 years Later...I felt was God's plan to bring the worship service to a hi-point with our Lord! I heard Joni say in a public church service, while I was in college, more than 30 years ago,
"God doesn't pilot the ship of evil, but he can and does use it for his purposes and for good in our lives."
With all the new, wonderful, faith-filled, positive, who have joined us in the past couple of years, I see Trinity poised for a new and bright future!
1. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, Packing Lunches for Homeless in Pittsburgh, 6:00 pm
2. This week in worship
1. Tonight, Thursday and Friday, Packing Lunches for Homeless in Pittsburgh, 6:00 pm
Come this evening to assist with the team for Friday evening’s ministry in Pittsburgh. Call John Smicik at 412.327.3000 or Joe Page to share your gift of mercy and service for God’s people.
2. This week in worship
As we continue the series on praying the scriptures, I want to take a page out of King David's playbook. On one occasion, we made a terrible mistake with his military and his soldiers turned on him. The Bible says this about David did to overcome the personal situation he found himself. In 1 Samuel 30:6 we read,
"And David was greatly distressed; for the people spoke of stoning him...but David encouraged himself in the Lord his God."
We will look into using the Psalms to encourage ourselves in the Lord. David found life in God's word. David turned trouble into opportunity and was encouraged. be with us on Sunday as we discover how-to do this in our daily lives.
Pastor Cletus
