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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.
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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: Trinity Life Mission and Brianna's Hope. Check out the Serve page for more information.
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Trinity Spotlight
Small GroupsAs you consider your gifts, talents, and spiritual growth this year, consider getting involved in one of the small groups or ministry teams. Want to learn more? Visit our Adult Ministry page for more info about the small groups and our updated ministry team list on the What's Happening at Trinity blog.
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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. How well do you know Trinity's history? Read up on our storied past and historic preservation here.
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The things that happened to us, made us what we were. The way we tell those stories to others and ourselves, make us who we are today.
As we prepare to move into the future as a church and look to the launch of Trinity Fusion (our fall Monday evening gathering), we continue to take a close look at narrative in our lives individually and collectively.
Over the summer we will be facilitating three themed storytelling open mic sessions, Unfinished. People will be invited to share stories of up to 8 minutes on a predetermined topic.
Our first session will be on Thursday June 21st, 6-7:30pm at the Nine Irish Brothers in West Lafayette. The theme for the evening will be Nemesis (noun: a rival, enemy, or adversary). Feel free to flex the concept a little bit. Anything from “accidental nemesis” to “making a nemesis a friend”, to “vanquishing a nemesis”. If you have a particularly compelling story and would like to be considered for a featured speaker spot please email Morris DuBose at motres+story@gmail.com.
As we prepare to move into the future as a church and look to the launch of Trinity Fusion (our fall Monday evening gathering), we continue to take a close look at narrative in our lives individually and collectively.
Over the summer we will be facilitating three themed storytelling open mic sessions, Unfinished. People will be invited to share stories of up to 8 minutes on a predetermined topic.
Our first session will be on Thursday June 21st, 6-7:30pm at the Nine Irish Brothers in West Lafayette. The theme for the evening will be Nemesis (noun: a rival, enemy, or adversary). Feel free to flex the concept a little bit. Anything from “accidental nemesis” to “making a nemesis a friend”, to “vanquishing a nemesis”. If you have a particularly compelling story and would like to be considered for a featured speaker spot please email Morris DuBose at motres+story@gmail.com.
Upcoming Sermons
NEW SERMON SERIES BEGINS JUNE 3
RESPONSE ABILITY:Exercising Responsibility to Bring Positive Change Response Ability focuses on how taking responsibility in even small ways within our own lives can bless those around us and help us live aligned with God’s purposes for us, arriving at a sense of peace and balance in our lives.
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Did You Miss Sunday's Sermon?
You can now listen to the weekly Sunday sermon here! Transcripts are also available. Want a quick sermon? Check out Pastor Tracey's 10 minute sermons on our YouTube channel.
United Methodist bishops condemn President Trump’s “offensive” remarks against immigrantsRead more here.
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Trinity's Honey-Do Jar List
I imagine most of us have heard of that imaginary jar holding the list of the requests we make of our spouses with regards to household tasks. Well, our church “household” also has many tasks that need to be done. 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.
TRINITY IN THE NEWS:
Lafayette church getting a $480K face-lift
Trinity was awarded a historic preservation grant to help maintain its historic building. WLFI reported on it here. For more information about our history and historic preservation efforts, visit the History page.
In downtown Lafayette, fresh produce is just around the corner.
Our community garden was featured in this piece about community gardens in Lafayette.
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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