New to Trinity?
Check out What to Expect for practical information about Trinity. Interested in what ministries Trinity offers? Check out the Worship, Learn and Serve pages for more information about everything from music to missions.
Membership InquiryOn Sunday morning, August 27, at 9:15 in the Conference Room (just off the church parlor), Pastor Tracey will offer a Membership Inquiry Session. Attending does not obligate you to join Trinity, but allows you to learn a little more about Trinity, get "plugged in" in ways that interest you, ask questions, and learn what church membership entails. Refreshments are provided so RSVP to Pastor Tracey in advance by email or calling the church office (742-1288). Childcare is provided during this time.
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Worship with Us
Join us Sunday mornings to learn and worship! Sunday School begins at 9:15 am and Worship begins at 10:30 am.
Serve with UsMission of the Month: Water for Life. Check out the upcoming mission opportunities page for more information.
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Trinity Spotlight
Ready. Set. Grow!Join us on August 15 at 6 pm for our final Garden and Grill Meal of the summer. Learn more about our community garden here.
Where did the office go?Trinity's office is now in the Lily House (the yellow house next to the church on North Street). The office phone number remains the same and the new mailing address for Trinity is 509 North Street.
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Trinity News
Check out what's new at Trinity on our blog: What's Happening at Trinity
See what people are saying on Trinity Voices. |
Summer SermonsAugust 6: Called On to Deliver (Exodus 3:1-12)
August 13: The Difference Between Sitting and Standing (Mark 2:1-12) August 20: Crumbs from the Table (Matthew 15:21-28)* *Pastor Linda Dolby Preaching August 27: The Blessing After Dinner (Genesis 18:1-15). This begins the Building. Connecting. Growing sermon series. 
Sunday Morning Study Begins July 16Learn more here.
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Did You Miss Sunday's Sermon?Read all the sermons from previous Sunday's here. Want a quick sermon? Check out Pastor Tracey's 10 minute sermons on our YouTube channel.
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Trinity's Honey-Do Jar List
I imagine most of us have heard of the “Honey Do Jar;” that imaginary jar holding the list of the requests we make of our spouses with regards to household tasks. Perhaps you even have a written list, divvying up who will be responsible for the various repairs and maintenance items of your household. Well, our church “household” also has many tasks that need to be done. More than a year ago Trinity transitioned from a paid staff maintenance position to a volunteer maintenance team. We now have about 5 gentlemen who assist with church repair tasks on a fairly regular basis. But our church is a big, beautiful, historic building with many on-going maintenance needs. Recognizing the busyness of many people’s schedules, we are about to experiment with a new way of getting simple, routine, non-emergency maintenance tasks completed here at Trinity.
Our online “Trinity Honey-Do Jar" lists current maintenance needs: jobs that can be completed in a 1-2 hour framework on a flexible schedule with minimal skills and supplies. If you click on a link to volunteer for a task, Bob Lilly (our volunteer maintenance “team captain”) will follow-up with you by phone or email to insure you understand the task and have all necessary supplies. You will need to complete your task within two weeks of your sign-up date.
Our online “Trinity Honey-Do Jar" lists current maintenance needs: jobs that can be completed in a 1-2 hour framework on a flexible schedule with minimal skills and supplies. If you click on a link to volunteer for a task, Bob Lilly (our volunteer maintenance “team captain”) will follow-up with you by phone or email to insure you understand the task and have all necessary supplies. You will need to complete your task within two weeks of your sign-up date.
Read our representative's 2016 conference report here.
TRINITY IN THE NEWS:
CASA volunteers
Check out how one Trinity member is representing the best interest of children involved in the court system due to abuse or neglect here.
"Love Bug in a Bag" program at Trinity for Science Sunday
WLFI covered our Valentine's Day Bug in a Bag program. See it here.
Talk tackles questions about Muslims
The Journal and Courier covered the January 3 "Getting to Know Our Neighbors" talk. Check out their article here. Want some strategies for a Christian response to Islamaphobia? Check out this article. Want to know more about Islam and American Muslim experience? Check out this video.
"It’s a good time to worship, and to eat, and fellowship with one another..."
WLFI caught us again! Check out their coverage of the Fall Kick Off on Sunday, August 23.
Did you miss the Back to School bash?
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