Celebrating 150 Years of Trinity Church!

New to Trinity?

Check out What to Expect for practical information about Trinity. View our congregation's mission, vision and values here. Interested in what ministries Trinity offers? Check out the Worship, Learn and Serve pages for more information about everything from music to missions.

Give to Trinity

Your giving helps us serve others. Want to learn more? Check out our Trinity Voices series "Setting the Table."

Worship with Us

Join us Sunday mornings to learn and worship! Sunday discussion groups begin at 9:15 am and Worship begins at 10:30 am. 

Serve with Us

Mission of the Month: United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Check out the Serve page for more information.

Trinity Spotlight

As 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. ​

150 Years of Trinity

2019 marks 150 years of Trinity's church building and we will be celebrating our historic building all year long!

How well do you know Trinity's history? Read up on our storied past and historic preservation here.

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.

Church Conference

Trinity UMC members are encouraged to attend a church conference on Monday, April 8, at 6 p.m. This conference will be for the purpose of voting on some updates to our Endowment bylaws. If you would like to review the updated bylaws in advance of the meeting, read them here. You are also welcome to look over the current bylaws. All church members are eligible to vote. This conference will be presided over by our Conference Superintendent, Lore Blinn Gibson.

Lent at Trinity

This year’s Lenten sermon series will be built around the seven last words of Christ.  Each week’s Lenten scripture and message will be linked with one of Jesus’ seven last words from the cross. Like last year, art will be incorporated weekly and all of the artwork will be on display for the Good Friday service on April 19, at 6 p.m. The art and theme will also be
incorporated into our April Fusion event.
  • March 10:  Luke 4:1-13 - You’re in Good Hands
  • March 17:  Luke 13:31-35 - Timing is Everything
  • March 24:  Luke 13:1-5 - More Than Metes the Eye
  • March 31:  Matthew 12: 46-50 - Family Ties

Mark Your Calendar:
  • Pancake Supper and Beads to Ashes Service on Tuesday, March 5. Come join us for hot-off-the-griddle pancakes and sausage at 5:30 pm. A brief service (“Beads to Ashes”) transitioning us into the Lenten season will begin at 6:45 pm in the sanctuary. More information on our Missions page.
  • Ash Wednesday Service at First Baptist on Wednesday, March 6 at noon. Pastor Tracey preaching. 
  • Wednesday Prayer Services: Through the Wednesdays of Lent, beginning on Wednesday, March 13, and concluding on April 17, you are invited to join Pastor Tracey from 11:30 a.m. until 12 noon for a brief Lenten devotional and prayer time in the Great Room.  Please enter the church building through the North Street sanctuary level door.
  • Good Friday Service  and Family Night on April 19, at 6 p.m. Details here. 
  • Easter worship on April 22 

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.

A Way Forward

​The Commission on a Way Forward was proposed by the Council of Bishops and approved by the 2016 General Conference to do a complete examination and possible revision of every paragraph of the Book of Discipline concerning human sexuality and explore options that help to maintain and strengthen the unity of the church. Read more about the three proposed plans here.

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 Fusion
What's Fusion, you ask? Trinity Fusion is a monthly dinner and gathering where you can connect, discover and grow on the third Monday of each month. Fusion Kids is available for children PreK through 5th grades. Learn more here and connect with us on Facebook.

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