Fellowship Groups
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
Prayer Chain
The Trinity Prayer Chain is comprised of parishioners who take time out of each day to intercede on behalf of others. This beloved community is strengthen through prayer, and we invite you to join the Prayer Chain.
Sign up by emailing Deacon Deborah below and you will receive a weekly email from Deacon Deborah with a list of names. We ask that you set aside time intentionally to pray for those individuals. Or maybe you need prayer? You can send your request to Deacon Deborah using the button below and our prayer chain will be in prayer for you.
Sign up by emailing Deacon Deborah below and you will receive a weekly email from Deacon Deborah with a list of names. We ask that you set aside time intentionally to pray for those individuals. Or maybe you need prayer? You can send your request to Deacon Deborah using the button below and our prayer chain will be in prayer for you.
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 Harry Dandelles
contact Harry Dandelles
The Guild of St. Lawrence
"The Guild," 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.