At Trinity Church we believe that our mission is to make more and stronger disciples of Jesus Christ (Matthew 28). In order to do this, we need to live intentionally. We need to seek Christ and reflect Him to a watching world. 

It's easy to get overwhelmed by the number of people in this world who are living lives apart from Christ, so we are challenging one another to start small: Identify ONE person in your life who doesn't know Christ and pray for them.

At the same time, we are becoming more intentional as a church. We want to be ready to welcome and disciple those whom God brings our way and we want nothing to get in the way of them hearing the Good News that Jesus saves sinners. 

As each of us reaches toward our one, we are making a space where they will love to come and where they will meet Jesus in a life-changing way.

We are rejoicing at the growth we have seen at Trinity in the last year, but we believe it is not enough to have a full church. There are so many others in our community who don't know Jesus! 

As a church, we want to join together and get ready to welcome and faithfully disciple the people God brings here. To do this we are going to continue sharpening our connection and disciple-making ministries, and we are going to make key improvements to make our facility more functional and appealing. In order to do these improvements, we are embarking on a 3-year journey to raise $315,000.

UPDATE: We surpassed our financial goal before the conclusion of the 3-year campaign! Everything raised beyond the initial goal will go towards future projects (including a designated space for students). Glory be to God! 

These improvements will focus on the following areas: 

• Next Generation - Revamping the lower level for our ministries for the next generation not only gives us tools for teaching the kids who are here now, but it gives us a great place to invite and bring those who are not yet here. Plans are being finalized now!
• Sanctuary - Improvements are almost complete! These improvements will allow us to make better use of our biggest gathering space, maximizing seating and flexibility for Sunday mornings and beyond.