Some of them are:

Elder Friends: An ecumenical senior enrichment program providing a weekly outing for participants and a rest time for their caregivers. Trinity provides the space and many of the volunteers.

Christian Cupboard Food shelf: Emergency food shelf program serving South Washington County. Donations are contributed on a bimonthly basis.  

The Family Place: A St. Paul shelter for homeless families. Trinity provides and serves a meal once a month. Information for Trinity people that are Family Place servers is here.

Extra Innings Tutoring: An after school homework help program assisting students living in nearby Landfall. Administrative help, supplies, and many tutors are supplied by Trinity. 

SPACC: St. Paul Area Council of Churches, an interfaith organization of congregations in the St. Paul Area, promoting justice and service through a variety of outreach programs. Trinity financially supports this organization.

Project Home: A program of St. Paul Area Council of Churches providing shelter for homeless families in Ramsey County. Periodically, Trinity members work at the shelters. 

School Tools: A program of the St. Paul Area Council of Churches for low-income children at designated schools in the St. Paul area. Each fall, our congregation donates new school supplies to this program.

In addition, we work with and support several local organizations on social justice issues:
Metropolitan Interfaith Coalition for Affordable Housing (MICAH), Joint Religious Legislative Coalition (JRLC), and FamilyMeans.

Broader Missions

Heifer Project: An ecumenical organization providing livestock for people in need in the U.S. and the world. The children’s weekly offerings are dedicated to this project. 

Fair Exchange Coffee: A Presbyterian Church USA project providing a fair price for small coffee growers. Trinity purchases FE gourmet coffee for fellowship, and our youth sell it as a fundraiser for their mission trips.

Bread for the World: An ecumenical Christian organization lobbying for federal legislation to improve hunger, health, and education at home and abroad. Trinity supports this organization financially and spiritually.

Alternative Christmas and Third World Craft Sale: An annual event at Trinity during the Christmas season. Alternative gifts are offered --- vaccinations, mosquito netting, blankets, etc., from several benevolent organizations. Proceeds from the craft sales provide fair income to third world artisans.

Missions Abroad

Intercambia Maya: An ecumenical Christian organization assisting Christian churches and families in the Yucatan of Mexico. Both youth and adults have participated in building projects and health initiatives each year. 

Hungary Partnership: A partnership through the Presbytery of the Twin.Cities Area with the Reformed Church of Naszaly, helping to strengthen their return to Christianity since the fall of communism. Youth and adults have participated in summer camps in Hungary. Trinity families have hosted Hungarian youth and adults during their visits to the USA. 

In past years work camps have participated in projects in Mexico, near the El Paso, Texas area.

Our pledges and special offerings also support people and projects in the Twin Cities through our Presbytery, regionally through our Synod, and worldwide through the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (USA).