Trinity
"To keep close to Jesus Christ and draw others closer!"
Serious Christianity. Orthodox Faith.
Trinity is an evangelically minded church that is rooted in historic Christianity. We are passionate about bringing people into a genuine relationship with Jesus Christ, and as Anglicans we are committed to the Holy Scriptures as the standard of our faith.
We have strong convictions about our place in the world. We are not captured by state or ideology. Our values align, as best as we can discern, with the culture of heaven. Nor are we so bold to think that we can figure it all out on our own, so we listen to the Christians that have gone before us. We are rooted in antiquity and in dialogue with the present.
Trinity is growing, but not driven by "church growth" metrics and methods. We think that leads to compromises in the Faith while leaving people spiritually weakened. Real growth is the result of a living and vibrant faith, nurtured by biblical preaching and engaged pastoral care. We are focused on solid Christian formation, providing religious instruction that will guard and sanctify the soul. More than anything else, we try to be a church that walks with Jesus, is filled with the Holy Spirit, and meets the world with the healing love of God.
To learn more, check out the links below.
We have strong convictions about our place in the world. We are not captured by state or ideology. Our values align, as best as we can discern, with the culture of heaven. Nor are we so bold to think that we can figure it all out on our own, so we listen to the Christians that have gone before us. We are rooted in antiquity and in dialogue with the present.
Trinity is growing, but not driven by "church growth" metrics and methods. We think that leads to compromises in the Faith while leaving people spiritually weakened. Real growth is the result of a living and vibrant faith, nurtured by biblical preaching and engaged pastoral care. We are focused on solid Christian formation, providing religious instruction that will guard and sanctify the soul. More than anything else, we try to be a church that walks with Jesus, is filled with the Holy Spirit, and meets the world with the healing love of God.
To learn more, check out the links below.
Our Convictions about the World and Church
We are convinced that the Christian church and our society are at a cross-roads. While not a statement of faith (that is the Nicene Creed) these points represent important convictions about how we are to engage our world. So;
We believe that we need to recover a sense of beauty, majesty and the sacred in worship. We need a church culture that inspires and elevates, that reconnects our lives to the Mysterium Tremendum (the "Great Mystery" that is God Almighty).
We believe that we need to recover “spiritual formation” and the classical virtues like chastity, temperance, courage, charity, and humility. This is an intentional process and requires a rule of life that includes worship, spiritual direction, and a habit of prayer.
We believe that science and religion are not opposed to one another, but that a robust understanding of the Christian faith can stand up to scrutiny and that science without religion has no guiding ethics.
We believe that the Church is called to be a sign of contradiction (as Christ was) in our society, As our society moves further from God we are not to chase it or conform to it, we are to maintain a Biblical witness and historic worship as a witness to the truth.
We believe that the Church is important, and that you can't be "spiritual" without being religious. In other words, you can't be truly spiritual without practicing spiritual disciplines and living out your faith within the context of the believing fellowship, the sacraments, and the world.
We believe that the Kingdom of God transcends political party. The Christian faith ought to "trouble" conservatives and progressives, republicans and democrats. When we place the gospel before our politics or ideologies we can truly be a prophetic voice to the world.
We believe that we are called to love all people and serve them, not judge them. This love accepts people as they are, preaches the gospel of "repentance and faith in the son of God", and then trusts the Holy Spirit to change people more and more into the image of Christ.
We believe that we need to recover a sense of beauty, majesty and the sacred in worship. We need a church culture that inspires and elevates, that reconnects our lives to the Mysterium Tremendum (the "Great Mystery" that is God Almighty).
We believe that we need to recover “spiritual formation” and the classical virtues like chastity, temperance, courage, charity, and humility. This is an intentional process and requires a rule of life that includes worship, spiritual direction, and a habit of prayer.
We believe that science and religion are not opposed to one another, but that a robust understanding of the Christian faith can stand up to scrutiny and that science without religion has no guiding ethics.
We believe that the Church is called to be a sign of contradiction (as Christ was) in our society, As our society moves further from God we are not to chase it or conform to it, we are to maintain a Biblical witness and historic worship as a witness to the truth.
We believe that the Church is important, and that you can't be "spiritual" without being religious. In other words, you can't be truly spiritual without practicing spiritual disciplines and living out your faith within the context of the believing fellowship, the sacraments, and the world.
We believe that the Kingdom of God transcends political party. The Christian faith ought to "trouble" conservatives and progressives, republicans and democrats. When we place the gospel before our politics or ideologies we can truly be a prophetic voice to the world.
We believe that we are called to love all people and serve them, not judge them. This love accepts people as they are, preaches the gospel of "repentance and faith in the son of God", and then trusts the Holy Spirit to change people more and more into the image of Christ.
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