CONNECT
At Trinity we strive to help people make meaningful connections. Whether that's through Christian formation classes, volunteering or serving at the altar, there's something for everyone.
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION CLASSES
PLEASE NOTE: ALL SPRING 2021 CHRISTIAN FORMATION WILL BE DONE ON ZOOM.
PLEASE REGISTER FOR EACH CLASS YOU'D LIKE TO ATTEND TO RECEIVE THE LINK.
At Trinity we have a comprehensive, intentional program of Christian Formation. Rather than classes that merely aim to educate the mind, we have put in place a program that touches the heart and helps each person to "grow in relationship to Christ." You are encouraged to discuss, free to speak openly and welcome to disagree. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, Trinity welcomes you!
CLASSES FOR CHILDREN
Godly Play is a Montessori-based Christian curriculum through which children deepen their faith and innate spiritual curiosity. Children are invited to connect stories to their personal experiences. This program prepares children to join woship while developing an understand of bible stories, symbols, and rites. Learn more.
CLASSES FOR TWEENS & TEENS
The Journey to Adulthood program's underlying theme is that adulthood is earned or learned. We form a safe community in which they can explore issues of spirituality, society, self, and sexuality though the context of scripture, reason and tradition of the Episcopal Church. These groups meet Sunday morning and a couple of times a month outside of church for activities, service projects and more. Learn more.
CLASSES FOR ADULTS
We understand that everyone learns and engages in different ways. At Trinity we try to have a variety of classes to interest everyone. Classes are typically small group formats with lively, open discussions. We offer Introductory classes Book Study classes, and a DVD and discussion class. Class length varies so check back often to see what new opportunities are coming up. For more information. Learn more.
SERVE ON SUNDAYS
ACOLYTE
Beginning in third grade, youth are encouraged to become acolytes, learning the process of serving at the altar. Contact Bud Davis for more information.
SERVE AT THE ALTAR
There are many ways to serve at the altar. Adults, and youth who have completed senior acolyte training, are invited to serve at chalice bearers, thurifers and various other positions at the altar. Contact Bud Davis to learn more about serving at the altar.
CHOIRS & MUSIC
Music is an integral part of Trinity's services and everyone is invited to be a part of our choirs. Learn more.
LECTORS
Lectors voice the readings for Sunday services and special services. Youth and adults are invited to be lectors. Contact Sara Arnold to be added to the rotation.
ALTAR GUILD
The altar guild serves behind the scenes ensuring everything runs smoothly for services. To learn more, contact the Altar Guild Directresses, Shawna Gehres and Ann Radford.
USHERS
Ushers are an important part of hospitality at Trinity. They are the first people most visitors meet, there to assist those unfamiliar with the service, and guide the congregation during Eucharist. Ushers serve on a rotating basis for Sunday services, and volunteer basis for special services such as funerals. Contact head usher Tom Neal to learn more.
GROUPS AND VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
TRINITY 20S & 30S GROUP
Trinity’s 20s & 30s group meets on Wednesday evenings (Sept through May) from 7:30-9:00pm to discuss current events, videos, articles, songs, and other timely topics as they relate to our lives as Christians. Those who attend are encouraged to choose a topic and facilitate discussion for a class. Service and fellowship are important components of this group. For more information email Emily Bibens.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. LAWRENCE
"The Brothers," as they're commonly known, are committed to service to others and to the church. They take on the responsibility of cooking for many of our church functions and enjoy fellowship together monthly. To learn more, contact Joe Wilkinson.
DAUGHTERS OF THE KING
The Daughters of the King is an order for women whose purpose is to bring others into a living, loving relationship with Jesus, our Lord and Savior, and to help strengthen the spiritual life of our churches. Members undertake a Rule of Life, incorporating the Rule of Prayer and the Rule of Service. For more information, contact Sharon Kelso.
"Prayer without work is empty words. Service without prayer is labor lost." -Anonymous
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW
A national religious order for men, the Brotherhood of St. Andrew meets once monthly for study, service and prayer. To learn more about this group, contact Britt Radford.
KAIROS PRISON MINISTRY
A structured, faith-based program that works with incarcerated individuals to "demonstrate the love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ." To learn more about our Kairos program, contact Claudia Ainette.
SOCIAL JUSTICE COMMISSION
Parishioners from every political sphere make up this non-partisan group of individuals working for social justice. Members meet monthly to address issues, and dismantle underlying causes, connected with immigration, inequality and poverty. To learn more, contact Shawna Gehres.
TRINITY PRISON MINISTRY
Trinity's prison ministry is one of four teams working through the Episcopal Service Volunteers. The teams provide church services in area prisons each month and provide spiritual, emotional and comfort to people in long term incarceration.
ST. VINCENT VOLUNTEERS
St. Vincent's Volunteers are a corps of volunteers ready to step up for one-time and short-term volunteer opportunities. Volunteers sign up for areas of interest and receive information about opportunities aligning with their preferences. Sign up here for the St. Vincent Volunteers.
