Yes, we are open for worship.
Sunday Services at 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM.
We invite you to a community of faith, love and friendship.
Over the last year our need for each other has become clearer, stronger, and more important than ever.
While we have compensated with online services and prayer, we know that these can never replace the warmth of a friendly touch on the shoulder, the power of laughter shared, or the meaning of sacraments taken.
At Trinity, we understand the importance of gathering - live and present - as a community for worship. Screens will never replace that. That is why we never really shuttered our doors and did everything we could to enable in-person worship as safely as possible. We are going from strength to strength.
We have not accepted a "new normal" - one that has resigned itself to technology and robbed us of real presence.
The church of God is the body of Christ on earth, and that means it is not digital, but physical and real. The truths we teach are not meant to be disembodied ideas, they are incarnational - enfleshed! They are real and immediate in our fellowship, our sacraments and our love. Our new normal is the same as it ever was for 2000 years.
We have committed ourselves to strengthening our connections with one another and with God through in-person worship, real relationship-building, a sincere religious life, and service to the world.
We know our children must also experience the warmth of loving community, and the confidence that comes from moral and rational clarity. So, we are committing ourselves to raising and educating children who will impact the future
for the glory of God.
We are not oriented around fear, but love. We do not live in opposition to the world, but for embrace.
We invite you to enter Christ's embrace with us.
While we have compensated with online services and prayer, we know that these can never replace the warmth of a friendly touch on the shoulder, the power of laughter shared, or the meaning of sacraments taken.
At Trinity, we understand the importance of gathering - live and present - as a community for worship. Screens will never replace that. That is why we never really shuttered our doors and did everything we could to enable in-person worship as safely as possible. We are going from strength to strength.
We have not accepted a "new normal" - one that has resigned itself to technology and robbed us of real presence.
The church of God is the body of Christ on earth, and that means it is not digital, but physical and real. The truths we teach are not meant to be disembodied ideas, they are incarnational - enfleshed! They are real and immediate in our fellowship, our sacraments and our love. Our new normal is the same as it ever was for 2000 years.
We have committed ourselves to strengthening our connections with one another and with God through in-person worship, real relationship-building, a sincere religious life, and service to the world.
We know our children must also experience the warmth of loving community, and the confidence that comes from moral and rational clarity. So, we are committing ourselves to raising and educating children who will impact the future
for the glory of God.
We are not oriented around fear, but love. We do not live in opposition to the world, but for embrace.
We invite you to enter Christ's embrace with us.
Upcoming Events
Deep Recovery Course begins Sept. 14th. Click below to register now.
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St. Luke's Camp, Aug. 1-5, 2021
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Trinity at a glance:
With a heavy emphasis on Prayer and Mission, we offer a genuine community committed to Jesus for the sake of the world. For us this means Reboot Combat Recovery for our veterans, and Deep Recovery Course for those struggling with life-controlling issues. This commitment is reflected in our Thrift Store in the thousands of pounds of clothing we give away, it is in the meals we prepare for the needy and more! We are a Parish on Purpose!
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WorshipFollowing the forms of worship and belief of the ancient church.
Sundays at 8:00 am and 10:00 am Learn more here. |
Spiritual FormationThe intentional process of becoming more like Christ through worship, sacrament, spiritual direction, and teaching.
Learn more here. |
ServiceCaring for veterans, the addicted, the troubled, the hungry, we pour out our lives for others.
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