Parish Life
The more involved people are, the more positive attitude they have about themselves, the more things to look forward to. It gives them a sense of purpose.
Our recent survey put us in the 76th percentile for hospitality. On the statement “Our church welcomes and is enriched by persons from many different walks of life,” 97.8% agreed, with 63.7% agreeing strongly.
Below are examples of ways in which Trinity gathers together in fun and informal ways to build community. To learn more about these events and stay up to date with upcoming dates, subscribe to our Email Newsletter, Talk of Trinity and follow our Facebook page.
Trinity Homecoming 190th Anniversary: Designed to bring the church community back together after COVID, this three-day event included a courtyard Sip ‘n’ Sing and barbecue dinner, a daylong kids festival, and a concert and shrimp boil, ending with the Sunday morning bishop’s visit and reception.
Red Door Committee: This group organizes fundraiser events in support of various missions and needs of the church that fall outside the standard church budget, such as scholarships to church camp or assistance to repair the playground.
Picnics & Parties: This committee has previously had a goal of organizing regular social events. These have included Theology on Tap, a Newcomers Dinner, and the annual church picnic. COVID put many activities on hiatus, but our goal is to get these efforts back on track.
Supper Clubs: We have previously organized these, with eight to ten people in each club, meeting for dinner in members’ homes. COVID put this on hiatus, but our goal is to resume when we can.
Ladies Bible Study: Members meet monthly for Bible study and fellowship.
Ladies Lunch: Gather together for lunch on the first Friday of every month with the ladies of Trinity.
Trinity Travelers: This group takes weekend, sometimes during the week. carpool day trips to museums and historical sites, stopping for lunch along the way.