Deepen your Faith
At Trinity Presbyterian, our doors and hearts are open to everyone -- toddlers, teens, older adults and everyone in between.  We believe every person is a beloved child of God.

Words people use to describe this community of faith are loving, nurturing, supportive, and active.  In many ways, we operate as an extended family.  We build relationships across the generations, offering tangible help in times of trouble and celebrating joyful occasions together.  We are truly a community of faith that pays attention to each person, prays for one another and gathers to praise God.  

Our worship services and Christian Education programs deepen your faith and bring delight to your heart.

Develop your Friendships
Children develop lasting bonds at Trinity.  They build relationships with God, with adults, and with each other.  On Sunday morning, you can see inviting classrooms filled with color and life.  You can hear children singing, and you know that this is a church that truly welcomes children.

Sunday school teachers have a variety of backgrounds -- professional teaching experience, advanced degrees in arts and music, family life.  What they have in common is an appreciation and love for children.

Through junior high and senior high activities, teens build strong friendships with their peers, travel to Mexico for mission work trips and explore their faith.  They attend camp at our Presbyterian Camp Clearwater and volunteer their time at local food shelters and by tutoring students in need.

We want to give our children a solid Biblical background, good role models and a chance to know Jesus as their constant companion and guiding light.

Expand your Mind
Adults at Trinity gather on Sunday mornings for stimulating discussions of social issues and scriptural lessons.  Topics have included world religions, racism, poverty in our backyard, work life, and relationships.  We offer Bible study and other small-group discussions during the week.  

We can sing in our choir, tutor children at a local teen center, serve supper at a homeless shelter, take part in our annual mission trip, or volunteer at "Elder Friends," a weekly ecumenical senior day program at Trinity.  We host social activities throughout the year.  Trinity members have fun together, whether we're serving at an area mission opportunity or attending our church mystery party.  Please consider joining us this Sunday for worship.

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