Trinity celebrated its sesquicentennial
The congregation is the oldest, continuous one in Tippecanoe County and celebrated its sesquicentennial on Thursday. See more of WLFI's coverage here.
A historical Lafayette church now has more funds to restore its building
Trinity has been awarded a second historic preservation grant from the U. S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service’s Historic Preservation Fund Program, which is administered by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. WLFI reported on it here. For more information about our historic preservation efforts or to donate, please visit the History page.
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.
