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Sunday Worship

9 am & 11 am
Join us for traditional worship at 9 a.m. or contemporary worship at 11 a.m. Learning hour between services at 10 a.m.

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Watch online worship

Sundays at 9 & 11 a.m. or watch anytime
Can’t make it to church? Both Sunday services are livestream to Facebook and available to watch online here on our website.

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Dinner Church

Wednesdays at 5:30 pm in the Garden Room
Eat together. Worship together. Dinner is served at 5:30 p.m. with worship from 6-6:30 p.m., all in the Garden Room.

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One Service Only

Sunday, April 28 at 10 a.m.
We look forward to worshiping as one body of Christ and welcoming back 29:11 International Exchange—a music ministry based in South Africa and the United States with a mission to facilitate hope and reconciliation.

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Trinity’s Land Story

Sunday, April 28 at 11:15 a.m.
Join us for a special presentation by Jessica Intermill, owner of Intermill Land History Consulting to learn more about Trinity’s land story. Knowing the history of the land informs our relationships today.

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High School Mission Trip

Sponsor a youth missionary for the Puerto Rico trip this summer! Trip dates are: June 22–29, 2024.

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The Fullness of Christ’s Resurrection

The Fullness of Christ’s Resurrection

Christ is Risen!
Christ is Risen, Indeed!
Alleluia!

Moving through these last fleeting days of Lent 2024, I am thanking God for a sense of fullness in Christ seeping through the wideness of Trinity. There is no question that we continue to lean into our values—a strong Spirit of loving openness, willingness and engaged leadership, co-creativity and deep hunger for belovedness in the Body of Christ.

Christ is Risen!
Christ is Risen, Indeed!
Alleluia!

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Where will we find hope?

Where will we find hope?

“I am the good shepherd.”  
– John 10:11

As I write this, news, social media feeds, Facebook memories are popping with reminders that four years ago we went into lock down for COVID. And I can feel your eyes rolling from here! Not more about that gosh darn pandemic!

But, wait!

We can mine these reminders of “what happened when” for usefulness. It is a way of making sense of our experiences. Redeeming them, even.

For example: hope.

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