Topic: Vacations, why should we take them? 

TheALEogy provides an opportunity for church members and friends to gather weekly openly and safely discuss how faith intersects with current world topics and personal interest areas. We gather every Monday at 6:30 p.m. at our new location, LaFamiglia Pizza and Pasta at 1859 W. Guadalupe Road in Mesa. Topics are thoughtfully suggested by attendees and discussed in the spirit of fellowship and respect. 

If there's a certain topic you'd like the Pastor's perspective on, email us for future consideration. 

The first Tuesday of the month, join us in Casa Grande for Tapping into Theology where we discuss current events or certain topics while sharing perspective. 

The question for August is TBA, stay tuned!

Join us at Creative Cafe' in Casa Grande at 1420 N. Trekell Road. 

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Holden Village — a remote Lutheran retreat community tucked in Washington's North Cascade Mountains — has been closed after suffering serious flooding and fire damage. In an effort to bring the property back to life, we're hoping you can join our fundraiser August 9th. Click here for more info and to learn more.

Topic: Open Mic Night

TheALEogy provides an opportunity for church members and friends to gather weekly openly and safely discuss how faith intersects with current world topics and personal interest areas. We gather every Monday at 6:30 p.m. at our new location, LaFamiglia Pizza and Pasta at 1859 W. Guadalupe Road in Mesa. Topics are thoughtfully suggested by attendees and discussed in the spirit of fellowship and respect. 

If there's a certain topic you'd like the Pastor's perspective on, email us for future consideration. 

Topic: The Character of Satan

TheALEogy provides an opportunity for church members and friends to gather weekly openly and safely discuss how faith intersects with current world topics and personal interest areas. We gather every Monday at 6:30 p.m. at our new location, LaFamiglia Pizza and Pasta at 1859 W. Guadalupe Road in Mesa. Topics are thoughtfully suggested by attendees and discussed in the spirit of fellowship and respect. 

If there's a certain topic you'd like the Pastor's perspective on, email us for future consideration. 

Men from our church get together Tuesday mornings at 10:30 to enjoy a cup of coffee and chat.

This week meet at

Mission Coffee

2410 S Gilbert Road

Come learn more about Holy Trinity, take a tour of the buildings and learn about our history. Find out how we serve our community while exploring opportunities to grow in faith. There's no committment to become a member--all are welcome.

Pastor Caleb Campbell has watched Christian nationalism divide his community. Standing against it, he’s suffered the fall out from those who support Christian nationalist ideas.

His observations translate into a book of perspective titled, Disarming Leviathan Loving Your Christian Nationalist Neighbor.

Campbell argues that while it's possible to be both a Christian and hold Christian nationalist ideas, the belief itself is an un-Christian worldview, rooted in ideas about power, race, and property that are irreconcilable with Christian faith. Campbell has come to see himself as a missionary to Christian nationalists, reaching out to them with the love and freedom found in Christ. Disarming Leviathan aims to:

• Provide a deeper understanding of the modern American Christian Nationalist movements and their relationship to American Evangelicalism.

• Explore reasons why so many of our loved ones are committed to it.

• Equip Jesus-followers with loving, hospitable methods for engaging American Christian Nationalists.

• Provide graciously subversive methods for responding to American Christian Nationalist rhetoric, beliefs, and practices.

Caleb Campbell is a seasoned pastor, writer, and ministry strategist who has spent the past two decades serving within the American evangelical church. As a leading voice on the intersection of faith and culture, he actively helps the church confront and constructively respond to the rise of Christian nationalism and political extremism. Since 2006, Caleb has served at Desert Springs Bible Church in Phoenix, Arizona, stepping into the role of Lead Pastor in 2015 to guide the congregation through seasons of renewal, spiritual formation,

and courageous cultural engagement. He also serves on the board of United Pastors of Arizona