Growing disciples of Christ who know God, love God, and serve God...

OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORSHIP & PRAYER

With warmth and enthusiasm we invite you to join us this Sunday, June 28, as we gather to worship and serve the Lord.  This week, Pastor Rob will lead us as we explore popular but often underappreciated miracles stories in Mark 5, in which Jesus heals a woman who'd been hemorraghing for 12 years, and a Jewish leader's unnamed little girl. 

We sincerely hope you'll join us.  All are welcome.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH & FELLOWSHIP

Sunday school for both children and adults is a vital means of growing disciples who understand the depths of God's love for us.  To learn more about Trinity's exciting Christian Education program, please click here.

Small Groups - Have an interest you'd like to share?  Have a question you'd like to explore?  Desiring deeper fellowship?  Feeling called to use your gifts in significant ways?  Click here to explore Trinity's Small Group Ministry.

Women At The Well (WATW) - All women of the church (members & visitors alike) are invited to join in the rich fellowship of Trinity's women's group, which meets every second and fourth Sunday of the month followship worship.  WATW enjoys fun, creative, and spiritually formative events throughout the year, including retreats, trips, dinners, and other celebrations. 

OPPORTUNITIES FOR CARING & SERVICE

FISH (a local network of Family Promise's Interfaith Hospitality Network) - Trinity has recently covenanted to become a "host" church for the FISH (IHN) network, which seeks to help situationally homeless families find sustainable employment and housing.  What a blessing it is to be able to offer the gifts of our time and space to this powerful ministry (which has an 80% success rate)!  As such, 4 times a year Trinity hosts up to 14 guests (all of whom are rigorously screened families with children or single women) for one week, providing shelter, food, and companionship during their stay.  Trinity's is next hosting FISH the week of August 16-23.  An informational meeting for volunteers will be held on Aug. 4 at 7:30 p.m. in Kern Hall. To learn more about FISH and IHN, please click here.  To explore how you can actively help to fight poverty and homelessness throughout Trinity's participation in FISH, please see Trinity's FISH coordinators, Debbie O'Halloran and Susan Kaczmarek.

Serving Soup - Trinity has prepared and served meals at Elijah's Promise Soup Kitchen for over 10 years. Join the 10-12 people who give to those in need - 2nd Wednesday each month. We either depart the Church parking lot at 4:30 PM in a car pool or meet at the Kitchen. There, we prepare the food and serve around 150 men, women and children. Call Bob Sullivan or see any member of Mission. Some of the Trinity volunteers enjoy a fellowship afterwards at a local diner.

Sing & Share - Trinity and St. Bart's host a sing-along the third Friday at Sunrise Assisted Care, Summerhill Rd. at 7 PM. Join us in a travel down memory lane as we sing favorite show tunes from the mid-20th century. Residents enjoy some refreshments and fellowship afterwards.  Please join us - no special voice requirements needed. Contact Dottie Spengel.

Donate Clothing - The Mission Commission is collecting career clothing in new or gently used condition for donation to the New Brunswick based Hire Attire, a center that provides adult hands-on retails sales experience, combined with work related skills, diploma preparation, workplace readiness skills and job placement experience. Other organizations who provide job placement as well, issue scrip for purchase of the clothing at Hire Attire.  Please help the clients of the many organizations gain employment in the work force.  Please call the Church Office if you have any suitable work clothing.